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Ike Ruble had some bad luck last year at SS. I don't think that happens again this year.

You must have an imposter. I was there with my wife and she talked more than I did. I apologize but I'm not sure how that's possible. Yet again, in this sick world, anything is.

Shared a few beers with his father and grandfather a few hours before his state championship. Great couple of men. They were very open about Brennen's past issues with authority figures, and hoped Culver would wake him up. His dad said without the great amount of grants they were awarded they could never afford Culver. Good luck to that young man. Has all the talent in the world, hopefully he realizes it before it's too late.

Didn't the ISHAA discuss this years ago? Or at least something like it?

My family is living both sides of this situation currently. I have a 5th and 6th grade grandson who are both very small (50 pounds and 65 pounds)….who are both very young for their respective grade. I also have a 4th grade grandson from my other child who was born the day before the 6th grade grandson. All are academically outstanding and socially fine as far as I know. The parents of my 4th grade grandson decided to do an extra year of preschool and an extra year of kindergarten. When he reaches 6th grade he'll look like superman, where as my 5th and 6th graders now struggle to compete at the MS 75 pound weight class. The travel baseball coaches for our grandsons preach holding kids back for a better chance at a scholarship. It's a different world.

The group I went with all debated that. It was a 50/50 draw.

Was that the time when after the pin call he kicked the side door open and the Deputy grabbed him by the back of the neck and told him to cool his jets? If so that was a bad call.

Thanks for the link!

Those Jimtown kids are on a whole different level than the other wrestlers at the FWSS. Fun to watch. Congrats.

Curtis did however win best flop of the day.

You guys do a great job with the coverage.

Great job to Adams Central. Well coached and great kids on that squad.

Ah I see. I just think it's great there's some smaller kids left in the sport. We have a couple grandsons that are 9 and 10 year old that are still in the lower 50's. I'd rather these kids eat at will and stuff them full when they come over than counting their calories.

We used to have a lot of MS tourneys with a 70 pound weight class around here when I was younger.

Quite a few of our local kids aren't even close to 70 pounds, let alone 75. We'll have a 6th grader next year who's only going to be in the mid-50's. Bellmont has an 8th grader who might be 80 pounds in street clothes. Not too many around here are happy with 75 pounds being the minimum.