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Said it much earlier I’m the thread, but I really don’t see why anybody is getting all excited about this kid.

Personally, I don't think this kid has a committable offer to either Miami or Auburn, and I'm not going to get upset one way or another about whether we get this kid.

Yeah, of course. Big weight difference there. But this kid would get totally decimated by the state place winners in all the states I mentioned, probably across all divisions within those states too.

He's not wrestling freestyle in that video either. That is folk style wrestling, which may as well be an entirely different sport than freestyle wrestling. I don't think his technique would translate to the BJJ world either. He's winning matches there mostly based on being stronger and a...

None of what he did in that video translates to the next level on the mat, not even in the heavyweight class.

Great high school wrestling, but PA is the best for sure. I would argue that Ohio and Illinois both have better high school wrestling than Iowa too, simply due to larger populations. Wrestling might be a religion in Iowa like no other place, but the small population size limits the competition...

Yes, PA has the best high school wrestling in the country. No question.

Not really. Most good OL would wrestle heavyweight, which is the least technical and least physically demanding weight class to wrestle at.

It's total garbage compared to the Midwest.

That was last year, he might have naturally been closer to 220 last year. Not sure if he's wrestling this year, but he's not cutting to 220 if he does. Zero chance of that.

With all due respect, you are underwater here big time. This kid wrestles heavyweight and therefore wrestling has zero impact on his weight or body composition. If anything, he might be carrying more weight than he normally would in order to compete at the heavyweight class. FTR, I was a...