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Where can I find a dvd of the team state telecast?
trapjaw replied to trapjaw's topic in Past Discussions
Thank you very much Chambers Do you know if this is the final only? Is it all the duals? Is there commentary? Any info would be great -
I caught that as well Man, that was frustrating
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Can anybody help? Thanks
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Niether Rensselaer or Michigan City is part of the region The Indiana Braggin' Rights team is picked from the NWI times circulation zone, which includes Rensselar, but not Michigan City. Apparently the Times circulation zone extends south of the region. The Region=Lake and Porter county
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Garret Payne is from Michigan City, which is not part of the region/NWI times zone How is Michigan City not part of the region? there are residents insides the city limits who gets the times I'm almost positive that Michigan City is not in the NWI times circulation zone, I could be wrong. But they are not part of the "region".........that I'm sure of. If M.C was in the Times circulation zone, I'm sure Brent Surface, and Durrel Kelly would have been on the team in 03', Troy Bush, and Ben Sontag (C.P) represented team team Indiana at 215, and 275.
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Which school has had the best team from the region?
trapjaw replied to Fuse2009's topic in Past Discussions
CP would have to do some bumping to pull this one out. They match up really bad to Griffith head to head, but If they moved some people around they would pull it out, Griffith had some weak spots that they could exploit. -
Which school has had the best team from the region?
trapjaw replied to Fuse2009's topic in Past Discussions
Wow!!!! That was a blast from the past, I remember he used to hit that move on anybody. The team regional at C.P that year remains to be one of the most exciting duals I've ever seen, packed house, and alot of energy. If I'm not mistaken a freshman Ryan Storey upset Mike Chandler at 112, to this day I have not felt that much energy in a gym during a dual meet, there had to be 1,500+ in the old C.P gym. That Hobart team was stacked, Although I think they lacked the huge firepower that 09' CP team has, they certainley have more depth. My opinion is probably biased, but my vote goes to 09' C.P, not only because they were the only team to bring home the hardware, but I truly believe they were better. 04' Portage is a close second. -
Lost to Anthony Napules at the team regional Got reversed in the final seconds to lose 2-1
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Wow!!! What a year, yesterday was the culmination of alot of hard work, by alot of people. I could not be more happy for the entire C.P wrestling family and especially Scott Vlink, nobody deserved this more. P.S Clive please change your profile pic.......its creeping me out. lol
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I think CP has to be considered for the top 5 They have 5 near locks, 2 other SQ's, a couple other very solid wrestlers, and the rest seem to have really learned the art of not giving up bonus points. Not saying they are the best, but they would keep it close with anybody if not win.
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There is nothing worse than a thief I had my warmup jacket stolen in the conseco locker room Had to go to the podium in a t-shirt I borrowed from a fan
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Garret Payne is from Michigan City, which is not part of the region/NWI times zone
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I am reasonably sure Perry and Castle are heartbroken that you are not impressed with their performances and feel the need to state the obvious that any of the 4 teams in their bracket can make the finals. Here is a news flash for you, Any of the 4 teams in the top of the bracket can make it also. Like it or not, these are the 8 best teams in the state this year (according to the system we have in place). Let the kids decide this on the mat... What a strange reaction to a perfectly reasonable observation
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If Shrews can develop more offense from his feet, specifically leg attacks, I think he should do great. I think in general the upper weights lack the depth that the lower and middle weights do, which should help him as well.
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Absolute nonsense I don't even know where to start
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Maybe But choosing not to shake hands isn't a sign of disrespect
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check this out http://nwi.com/articles/2009/02/22/sports/top_sports/doc2ef6cd141d8c1b5f862575650013b0a9.img
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That cant be right
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I hope that the original poster was joking Sasquatch, do me a favor. Watch any college wrestling meet, and tell me how many times any wrestler shakes an opposing coaches hand. It rarely, if ever happens. I think it's borderline rude to shake the opposing coaches hand after a match at a dual meet. The coaches are trying to do there job, maybe they want to give there athlete some last minute instructions before they go to the mat, maybe they need to talk to there kid after coming off the mat to correct him on a certain tecnique, maybe they need to talk to there assistants, maybe they need to look in the rule book for something, etc. At your average dual, you shake hand during intros, before the start of each match, at the conclusion of each match, and and the conclusion of the dual. At what point, in your opinion, does it get excesssive? What other sport is it considered "sportsmanship" to shake the opposing coaches hand during the course of competition? I could go on and on giving you reasons why shaking the other coaches hand is pointless, but you'll never get it. And please trust me on this, I personally know Vlink, Rodriguez, and the rest off the C.P coaching staff, and they would never intentionally turn there back on a kid like you described.
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My exact words after reading this post
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I totally agree wrong
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Just heard Eric Roach was battling an illness It was pretty evident by the results Anyone have any info?
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Been a long time coming
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great team and great coaches but could show a little respect and go shake the other coaches hands after the match none of the kids did Are you serious? You think they don't shake hands because they don't respect the opposing coaches? Watch any college meet, they almost never shake the opposing coaches hand after individual matches. Where did that silly tradition start?
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Who are these coaches who allow there kids to wear whatever they want? I once saw a kid wearing shorts of a conference rivals team. Can you imagine a basketball team coming out to pregame without team issued warmups? Like, say, a Chicago Bulls jacket? Total Bush league, but still not as bad as the backpack trend 8) 8) 8)