Rasheem Storm Blade

Alias I would like to agree with you on the matter of chad red and the desicions made by not wrestling up to compete in one of the greatest wrestling matches that many of us would have had the opportunity to see. There was a trend a couple of weeks ago called "dodging red?" But I wonder if it would not be better off called "red dodging?" My reasoning being that chad already has a state championship and lee is well on his way to winning one this year. For lack of better phrases, they don't have anything better to be wrestling for then the opportunity to not only strive for greatness but also to achieve it, and it's like you said, to be the best you have to beat the best. Also that's really the only chance they have to upset evansville mater dei, between new pals lack of strong heavier weights and the two lees, the only way to take a shot at beating mater dei for them is to beat one of the lees, and the only person with the ability to do that possibly in all of the state is chad red. It's the state championship you've got to take some risk... Plus I didn't pay all that money for 2 hour breaks, lets see some show downs

If you're trying to achieve, there will be roadblocks. I've had them; everybody has had them. But obstacles don't have to stop you. If you run into a wall, don't turn around and give up. Figure out how to climb it, go through it, or work around it. Alias I understand that there is much to fear when it comes to mr. Red and his winning ways, but I don't think we should worry about those who run from the competition, I admire those young boys that stay at 120 and try to do the seemingly impossible. But then again there comes a time where you just have a thing called common sense and get the heck out of that weight class, ain't no on touching red

Waelde from north at 285 looks pretty promising, been studying his whole career under dylan Powell, a proved conference champion,has been waiting for his chance to take a shot at the varsity position, I think he can do some real damage