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So by your logic. Lee would have teched or majored his way threw the 132 State Finals last year?
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Extreme biased MD guy will not like the use of logic in your argument. Don't get me wrong. Lee is a beast but so is James.
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No way! Nick Lee is very good and might be able to beat James. But there is no way and I mean no way he majors James.
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Not any day!
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Are we talking about James verses Lee?
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I don't think most people would have B. Lee winning a title this year. But I would say he is a state qualifier. IF Nick Lee goes 138. My money would be on James.
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We saw Brayton at Wabash earlier this summer. He is a very solid.
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I really hate these conversations! All I have to say is that Sliga was and is one of the best wrestlers I have seen in person. I would also say the Rypel is an athletic freak! If I was a collage coach. Rypel would be equally as attractive of a recruit as Sliga was.
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He is an incoming freshman at HSE. He is very good.
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A little early but New Castle Semi State Predictions?
jchas replied to NotoriousWinner's topic in Past Discussions
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A little early but New Castle Semi State Predictions?
jchas replied to NotoriousWinner's topic in Past Discussions
If you can give us any idea where guys will be going this year. We may be able to come up with a list. Up to 145. Many of the winners from last year will be back this year. -
Sweet!
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Congratulations to team High Rollers for winning out in Vagas
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Does anyone know of any good matches from Wabash Camp?
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What coach would you love to see take the Humphrey challenge?
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He says Dads and Coaches welcome!
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Jordan Humphrey is putting out a take-down challenge. If you buy a High Rollers tee. You get a chance to get a take-down on Coach Humphrey. If you get it. We give you your money back!
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I would be thrilled to send my son to Purdue and wrestle for coach Ersland. Good luck to the Boilermakers.
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And Brendon Kelly may be the most exciting wrestler I have ever watched. Don't miss the chance to go see him at U indy!
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We have been to both. Virginia Beach is tougher by far! The problem is. A normal all one High School team could not compete. If you want to take your whole team. Go to Disney.
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You have no idea how difficult these 3 days are. After a loss on the 3rd day. You know you have a 12 hour drive home. I don't blame team Elite at all. We left at 1:30 and got home at 2:00 after one speeding warning and a flat tire. Shout out to the WV cop who let us off with a warning!
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This is just a crazy difficult tournament. When you have the chance to wrestle 2 or 3 nationally ranked guys plus a couple more who are committed to wrestle at major collages in one tournament. You just don't get that almost anywhere else. Jack had a lot of fun and learned more in 3 days than he did the entire wrestling season in Indiana. Team High Rollers represented themselves very will. Just a great bunch of guys! A special thanks to Brandi and Tom Cash for putting this team together. You chose well!
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Anyone got a list of the guys to watch from out of State?
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We have 2 HSE guys wrestling in the Big 10's Pat Robinson for Purdue and Matt Irick for IU.
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My kids go to a big school. Here is what I think the single biggest difference between sports at big school and a small school. The completion to make a team at a big school makes it very difficult to play multiple sports. I would say kids at large schools participle in one sport year round at a much higher rate than smaller schools. Kids at smaller schools probably participle in multiple sports during the season. I even know of kids that can do multiple sports during the same season. That would never happen at a large school.