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Yes, he would - because they ducked Joe's guy. Had he not forfeited and then wrestled later in the day, who knows.

Here is a scenario that is 100% true and going to happen in a couple weeks.
My kid is 15-6 right now(10-6 with forfeits taken out), other team's kid is 14-6(13-6 with forfeits taken out). We are 1-1 with common opponents. When we wrestled this team they forfeited to our guy so our win doesn't count. The kid wrestled later in the day. So now my kid is being punished for having too many forfeits and on top of that, the other team not wrestling against us and preventing us from a head to head.
How many times will this happen vs. the kid with 10 forfeits snagging a seed?
We had a top 10 strength of schedule last year and we averaged 3.4 forfeits per wrestler and had one with 8 forfeits.

Hopefully it pans out and we'll get to see No. 1 vs. No. 2, and a rematch of last year's state championship match between Curtis and Black. Should be worth the price of admission.

Hopefully it pans out and we'll get to see No. 1 vs. No. 2, and a rematch of last year's state championship match between Curtis and Black. Should be worth the price of admission.

220 is anyone's for the taking. Nobody there screams unbeatable.

feels good doesn't it ?
Now don't go crazy with it and ease yourself into it but eventually it can be liberating !!!!    #TheCounty   #PainTrain

I was going to go with 152 - but I didn't want to see any #TheCounty comments. Dangit - I hashtagged.

I would compare this to kicking an onside kick, throwing a touchdown pass, kicking an onside kick and throwing a touchdown pass, kicking an onside kick and throwing a touchdown pass etc. etc. (when you're already blowing a team out) to get your QB a TD passing record against inferior opponents.  There is nothing illegal about doing this but are these the lessons you want to teach the young men and women you're coaching?  If you're coaching strictly for wins and records, you're missing the boat as a coach.  Your responsibility is to not only make better wrestlers, but more importantly, better people using wrestling as the vehicle to teach such important life lessons.  When these lessons are taught, wins and losses take care of themselves and true growth happens.  Just one man's humble opinion.

220 is anyone's for the taking. Nobody there screams unbeatable.

Again.... DON'T SMOKE CRACK hahahahaha 

220 is anyone's for the taking. Nobody there screams unbeatable.

220 is anyone's for the taking. Nobody there screams unbeatable.

I guess I just don't see the point in a takedown record at all. If you're the superior wrestler, go for the most team points and get the fall. If you can't pin them, tech fall them as quickly as possible. Cutting from the back (illegal), purposely giving up points, etc. is just poor sportsmanship and benefits nobody.

I guess I just don't see the point in a takedown record at all. If you're the superior wrestler, go for the most team points and get the fall. If you can't pin them, tech fall them as quickly as possible. Cutting from the back (illegal), purposely giving up points, etc. is just poor sportsmanship and benefits nobody.

Back to the original topic..Congratulations to Asa and his proud parents on him picking up his 100th career win today..He looked sharp as usual! 

The two teams were in different pools and did not wrestle in the cross over so both coaches agreed to wrestle the match at the end of the day. It’s great to see both coaches and wrestlers want this match to happen. So many times you see people shuffle around to avoid the big match up. Hats off to Zionsville and New Albany!

I've been to hundreds of wrestling matches - but this is the first one I've ever seen charge $10 for single session admission for a Friday night with three rounds. 
 
 

Has he beaten any guys in the list? 

And so it begins.

I remember my coach telling me that the huge Russian across from me was not a machine.

I believe it was they both went undefeated and didn't wrestle with 10 teams being there 

This is true. AJ is at New Castle now, where he lives right next to the school

OK I hate the new uniforms.  We were called for numerous technical violations for "grabbing the uniform" where the shirt sleeve is and where the bottom of the shorts are.  These uniforms were supposed to be "tight fitting" but they are very loose fabric and kids are getting their fingers and hands stuck in them.  I hope they rescind this rule quickly or stop calling the violations due to loose fitting uniforms.  Any one else having this issue?

I wonder if it is a situation like my son's first meet. He didn't quite get down to 170 (weighed 171), and then bumped up to 195 to wrestle. I'm betting Tucker will be 70 or less at some point this season - but I'm don't know for sure.

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