BrennanFan

It’s hard for me to grasp a parent being upset about the coaching when their child ran thru one of the toughest state tournament series in the United States.  
 
Dont know any details but Brennen was so dominant I just assumed he was helped a little by the coaching. 

It’s hard for me to grasp a parent being upset about the coaching when their child ran thru one of the toughest state tournament series in the United States.  
 
Dont know any details but Brennen was so dominant I just assumed he was helped a little by the coaching. 

@Sig40 has said in previous posts that this is not even the most impressive CP line up coming and that the next 4-5 yrs the line up will get even better and better.  that is scary given their line up this year will be very very very good and their coaching staff is also at that same level with Hawk, Cosgrove, Sessa, McGill and the list keeps going.  Look forward to see how this all turns out over next few years for sure !!!

Been saying this for a while!

Those were the the good old days! This site is way better though. 

Was the Kyle Todrank that just got pinned by Jason Nolf the same guy that wrestled for Gibson Southern in high school!?

Nick Lee wasn't coached by Brennan Cosgrove, thus Jesse Mendez would tech him in a minute.

I'll take Jesse on this one

Congratulations to Silas Allred for winning the prestigious Brennan Cosgrove trophy! After almost 24 hours of debate the Brennan Cosgrove Trophy committee voted to give Silas this historical award. It was a very difficult decision between Silas and Jesse Mendez!
 
 

Congratulations to Silas Allred for winning the prestigious Brennan Cosgrove trophy! After almost 24 hours of debate the Brennan Cosgrove Trophy committee voted to give Silas this historical award. It was a very difficult decision between Silas and Jesse Mendez!
 
 

Congratulations to Silas Allred for winning the prestigious Brennan Cosgrove trophy! After almost 24 hours of debate the Brennan Cosgrove Trophy committee voted to give Silas this historical award. It was a very difficult decision between Silas and Jesse Mendez!
 
 

Yes he does... Dude is a little brick house.

I seriously can’t pick! Both are studs!!!

Yes he does... Dude is a little brick house.

Alive and well / got da brinks ready to roll - we will get our share 
I got da hole week to talk da smack 
 

I just want to see the brackets 
 

I was rooting for Mendez to win but Watts made a strategic error early on and threw himself to his back. Dictated the rest of the match imo. 

I was rooting for Mendez to win but Watts made a strategic error early on and threw himself to his back. Dictated the rest of the match imo. 

I was rooting for Mendez to win but Watts made a strategic error early on and threw himself to his back. Dictated the rest of the match imo. 

I was rooting for Mendez to win but Watts made a strategic error early on and threw himself to his back. Dictated the rest of the match imo. 

The toughest tournament in Indiana hands down!!! Glad to be back in this

Brooks Wathen will in fact not be able to compete this year due to his recovery from ACL patellar graft reconstruction.  Early in the football season Brooks sustained a grade 3 tear of his right ACL, and at that time with guidance from his orthopedic surgeon, he made the decision to attempt to continue to play football in a brace with hopes of also wrestling in the brace.  Brooks was able to complete the football season while missing only a couple of games and as the wrestling season began, Brooks was optimistic as he was learning how to manage wrestling in the large apparatus.  As the second and third weeks of practice came and went, I was becoming less and less hopeful.  I watched Brooks return home each night in excruciating pain and knowing that things would only get worse as matches began, I began to lose any hopes that I possessed of Brooks competing at all this year, let alone making a return to Bankers Life.  In Brooks’ last few practices, while compensating for lack of use of his right knee, he began to strain his left LCL.  At this point, with the realization that Brooks would ultimately not be able finish his senior year and most likely end up needing both knees reconstructed, I encouraged him to surrender. 
If you have spent any time at all around Brooks, you know that there is no quit in him and you understand how difficult not being able to finish is for him.  His ride started at age four at pee wee 40 and concludes 14 years and 125 lbs later somewhat short of his goal.   Time sure does fly!
Brooks' Dad

Thanks for explaining that Thor. I was wondering myself. 

He needs to attack more like capable of as well...He's awful tough to stop once he gets going

He’s greyshirting with several other members of his class. Basically gives him a second redshirt year to prepare him and have more time in the lineup. With this, he’d be out this year, redshirt next year, and then take over for Vincenzo Joseph as a rs freshman