Caleb Spires

He should be the one looking for revenge on me.

Making predictions = slimy individual. Got it. Time to discontinue the pick em contest.

Wrestled between 145-160 from eighth grade to senior year(2014). A year and a half ago I would have been wrestling 220, but now I’m back down to the 170 class, and could make the cut back to 160 pretty easily.

It wasn’t the toughest at the time, but when you look at all the eventual resumes of 2016 106, it is pretty hard to top. Cayden Rooks(2x champ, runner-up) and Andrew Black(2x runner-up) didn’t make it out of semi-state.

Thank you. I saw he was back there the other night and was wondering where he’d land.

The 120 and 126 watch lists are pretty wild also. There are about five kids at each weight who are incredibly close to the #8 spot.

Hey man, feel free to ask. Feel free to let me know if there is someone being completely overlooked; I want this to be as accurate as possible, and for the kids who crack the rankings for the first time to be ecstatic when they see their name. I just need information on the kids who are being overlooked.

Was waiting for team state to be over. Was aiming for first thing this morning but didn’t have WiFi last night. But will be done today for sure.

I don’t remember his name, but there was a 113 pounder from SB Riley who looked every inch of 6’ about 6-7 years ago.

God, I’ve always hated this response so much. You don’t have to be a chef to know your food got burnt. You don’t have to be a dentist to know if something is wrong with your tooth. And you don’t have to be a referee to see a bad call is being made. Edit: This is not to say we need to get on a message board to ridicule refs for every bad call; they’re human, it happens, none of us could get it perfect every time. But you don’t have to be a certified referee to spot bad calls.

#6 ranked Tristan Ruhlman unseeded and in the same quarterbracket as #1 Fielden.