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Let's shake things up--new rules ideas
Coach Duncan replied to Dave Cloud's topic in Past Discussions
I don't disagree, was just a thought as I know some other states allow and wanted to see opinions of others. Red, Lee's, Mendez, Howe, Tsirtis's, Parris, Escobedo, etc, may be a short list of wrestlers who could of placed as 8th graders. -
Let's shake things up--new rules ideas
Coach Duncan replied to Dave Cloud's topic in Past Discussions
Indiana becoming a state that allows middle school wrestlers to compete on high school teams. This may help avoid FF's, especially with small school programs. I believe other states that allow middle school wrestlers to wrestle on high school teams are Minnesota, Oklahoma, and Iowa=traditionally strong college programs?? I may be incorrect with the states listed, but if memory serves me correctly I thought some states at least allow 8th graders?? May not be a reality for this to happen in Indiana. If it is taking place in other states, why not Indiana? I imagine we can all argue that some 8th graders if not 7th graders could stand on the podium at Bankers Life...... -
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