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4. Pat Lugo because he will be a finalist at NCAAs
I would say we see a different version of JVerk this year, just a hunch , he’s prepared to take 149 and run with it. His only real problem traditionally since he was younger has been getting out from bottom, which is why he has excelled at Freestyle, but as seen at 149 this year if you are slick on your feet you can make up for that.
I like direct, succinct and committed answers. Cheers as to form.
Nope, Sasso will be at 149 for Brutus in 2019-20. This from very reliable source on OhioWrestling board. Can pretty much book it, barring an injury or other unforeseen event.I think Hayes will be 149 for tOSU next year. He lost nail biter wrestleoffs to JM two years ago and Micah this year. He is not a big 149.
Was a dead even match. Tied 5-5 going into the 3rd. Micah had choice and chose down. Got out in <30 seconds.I don't now the context of Sasso's (maybe someone can fill me in since it was an Ohio tournament)
Nope, Sasso will be at 149 for Brutus in 2019-20. This from very reliable source on OhioWrestling board. Can pretty much book it, barring an injury or other unforeseen event.
Don't know what will happen with Hayes, but assume he will compete for the 157 slot.
Every one of Verk's losses was to an NCAA qualifier. We didn't have that perspective at the time.Ah - appreciate it.
For the record, I'd absolutely put Sasso as a favorite over Verk right now. Verk took some head scratching losses this year. Some speculation that he didn't take not being the full time starter well.
I'm guessing he wrestles off a stud for the 3rd year in a row... after losing his spot to injury/Pletcher as a rs frosh. Kinda feel for the kid as I'm sure he's had to question his college choice at least a couple times.Nope, Sasso will be at 149 for Brutus in 2019-20. This from very reliable source on OhioWrestling board. Can pretty much book it, barring an injury or other unforeseen event.
Don't know what will happen with Hayes, but assume he will compete for the 157 slot.
If only we had a guy around Jarod's weight in the room who has a reputation of being a hammer on top that can help him with the bottom game
Every one of Verk's losses was to an NCAA qualifier. We didn't have that perspective at the time.
He had 5 losses. Nobody questions the Jordan and Berge losses. Of the other 3:
- Artalona finished R12 at nationals. Hopefully nobody questions that loss today.
- Amine was after an unplanned, gameday hard cut when Berge (allegedly) couldn't make weight. Verk gassed. Verk is diabetic -- those cuts are harder on him than most. He won't have any unplanned cuts as the starter.
- Zovitovski was a bad loss -- he lost focus late and lost a match he was winning 5-4 with 5 sec left, then quit and got pinned at the buzzer. He got an earful and made corrections. He has clearly grown since that loss, otherwise would not have been in Jordan's league.
Also, how he handled not being the starter, is by definition entirely immaterial to when he is the starter.
Every one of Verk's losses was to an NCAA qualifier. We didn't have that perspective at the time.
He had 5 losses. Nobody questions the Jordan and Berge losses. Of the other 3:
- Artalona finished R12 at nationals. Hopefully nobody questions that loss today.
- Amine was after an unplanned, gameday hard cut when Berge (allegedly) couldn't make weight. Verk gassed. Verk is diabetic -- those cuts are harder on him than most. He won't have any unplanned cuts as the starter.
- Zovitovski was a bad loss -- he lost focus late and lost a match he was winning 5-4 with 5 sec left, then quit and got pinned at the buzzer. He got an earful and made corrections. He has clearly grown since that loss, otherwise would not have been in Jordan's league.
Also, how he handled not being the starter, is by definition entirely immaterial to when he is the starter.
I'm guessing he wrestles off a stud for the 3rd year in a row... after losing his spot to injury/Pletcher as a rs frosh. Kinda feel for the kid as I'm sure he's had to question his college choice at least a couple times.
I wonder if he gets a 6th year to wrestloff stud #4 to start 2020. If he loses that he can be their 165 (I say that tongue-in-cheek).
All that said Hayes started off as a 141 before losing wrestle offs. I wouldn't be shocked to see him back at 141 to end his career.
I was told by tOSU faithful sitting in front of me in Pittsburgh Hayes to 141... his natural weight they say
Sammy is probably going to be really freaking good.Sasso will be AA next year. Maybe top 3.
It's a shame not wearing PSU singlet.
I could be full of baloney, but I have a really tough time picturing Hayes wrestling 141 and having any kind of gas tank.I was told by tOSU faithful sitting in front of me in Pittsburgh Hayes to 141... his natural weight they say
Not the first kid to have some issues when younger. This would be a reason why recruiting kids when they are very young can be very difficult. Sammy's issues were more his sophomore and junior year. By his senior year I was told he had gotten his act together. I think Ohio State was willing to allow his senior year to be enough to take a chance on him.Sammy is probably going to be really freaking good.
It is a shame he couldn't stay out of trouble when he was younger.
District 11 homers. Can’t force a kid to come hereI don't get the hand wringing over Sasso. We didn't miss on him. He missed on us.
Also it's a defeatist attitude. Fretting over Sasso going elsewhere belies dissatisfaction with Verk.
I don't get the hand wringing over Sasso. We didn't miss on him. He missed on us.
Also it's a defeatist attitude. Fretting over Sasso going elsewhere belies dissatisfaction with Verk.
Also living in the past. Back when that mattered, PSU aspired to beat Lehigh.District 11 homers. Can’t force a kid to come here
I was told by tOSU faithful sitting in front of me in Pittsburgh Hayes to 141... his natural weight they say
By the time Sammy had gotten to his senior year Penn State had Berge and Verkleeren in the fold.Not the first kid to have some issues when younger. This would be a reason why recruiting kids when they are very young can be very difficult. Sammy's issues were more his sophomore and junior year. By his senior year I was told he had gotten his act together. I think Ohio State was willing to allow his senior year to be enough to take a chance on him.
You’re talking about Justin Hayes? I don’t know if him and Ke-Shawn are actually relatedTime will tell, I guess. With the consensus of Sasso @ 149 for the Buckeyes, Hayes at 141 or 157 is quite the choice. Since Mr. Hayes didn't weigh in on ohiowrestling.net, I'm guessing 141 is possible.
Not the first kid to have some issues when younger. This would be a reason why recruiting kids when they are very young can be very difficult. Sammy's issues were more his sophomore and junior year. By his senior year I was told he had gotten his act together. I think Ohio State was willing to allow his senior year to be enough to take a chance on him.