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Hoagie I think has jumped levels. Dan Gable overrated?????? Ok list I guess but a 4 time ncaa champ isn’t necessarily better than a 3 time champ if the competition pool was stronger for the 3 time. Greg Strobel, Oregon State doesn’t even make the Special Mention list? I would have liked to see Mike Frick in there somewhere, a great wrestler and a 2 time NCAA champion, he also beat Pat Milkovich and moved up a weight class and beat Mark Churella, two wrestlers that made the list. The official 2020-21 Wrestling Roster for the Penn State University Nittany Lions https://edubirdie.com/citation/chicago/cite-an-article-journal/. The Grinch = Ed Ruth vs. Bo Nickal. That I agree with. Bolen out-horsed Hoagie in those 2 matches. One was 2-1 one was 3-1. I watched Hidlay vs Bolen in their last match and Hidlay did nothing until the final minute when he was forced to shoot because he was behind. ... And can Brady Berge (157) get into the top three or four at his weight class? Cake’s 4 at 4 different weights is also impressive. Bolen is 2-0 over Hoagie. I have no inside information and I have now set the bar pretty high so don't get upset when I am most likely wrong. If you're a Bo Nickal or a Spencer Lee you can get away it most of the time, the mortals however don't fare as well. Not sure I agree with this. Although, I must agree with another comment that maybe a little more research could have been done before posting this article. PSU Sports, college wrestling, stats, schedules, merchandise, clothing, rosters Also Pat Milkovich, 4 time NCAA finalist 2 time champ. Did you seriously say Dan Gable was overrated? Brooks destroyed him, albeit freestyle and at 170lbs, 13-3. Look what he did with one leg! Bite your tongue!!!! They were like 16/17. Brooks is good from all three positions and can scramble extremely well. Display as a link instead, × Date Opponent Time / Result Info/Recap/TV; Jan. 16, 2021 @ Rutgers: PPD: Jan. 24, 2021: MICHIGAN STATE: PPD: Jan. 30, 2021 @ Indiana (Evanston, IL) W 24-15: Recap To me, this weight is wide open until someone can show they have distanced themselves from the field. After looking at your list for a 3rd time, you are a modern day only fan. On his way to 4 NCAA titles before a car accident. So, I am not putting too much stock into last year's abrreviated results. Way too many undeserving Hawkeye's on there. In no way should Cary Kolat be behind Brent Metcalf. You forgot to mention, that he was a 3X undefeated champion, winning his last 94 matches. Dake went 3-0 against Taylor (the defending OW) in a season. Mocco? His stats are extremely impressive. Then I’d have Cael. I think Hoagie wins by 1 or 2 takedowns. Amine is almost definitely going up to 197. No chumps on that list. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Venz was the ONLY returning AA and that was from the year prior. He’d be my #2. I don't think he is. Hoagie didn’t get horses by Gabe Dean, Hoagie is a much better match in folk with Brooks in my opinion, Hidlay and Brooks wrestled one 2017 in pretty sure. Stieber at #6 ( 4 x champ and not sure how he won any) ahead of Simon or Kolat, and having Schalles and Mills in the honorable mention list while having McCoy ranked haha.... not the most accurate IMHO. 46-0 with 36 pins, incl all three ncaa final opponents and he never suffered a takedown. Who were those 4 other wins? As the season wore on, Kem-Dog seemed to gain more confidence at his new weight and it showed. Have to comment on your "special mention" of Gray Simons. Uetake would have won 4 if freshmen were eligible back then, he won his 1st Olympic Gold after his sophomore season. Oh, I don't know, maybe the fact that he beat Amine at the RTC Cup and went 5-0 tells us he has improved considerably................ Of course he is better than he was 3 years ago, but that doesn't mean he has passed Brooks. Really!! That freestyle match was quite some time ago, but look what Brooks did last year on an injured wheel. Upload or insert images from URL. https://www.heraldmailmedia.com/sports/brooks-eager-to-start-sophomore-season-at-penn-state/article_130d41f0-5426-11eb-a0f5-9b2341250172.html. Keep in mind too, that was a Flo exhibition event. With that said, I have a really hard time gauging 184. Hoagie doesn't ride. 2nd, 1st, 1st & 2nd. But, hey, that is just me being the "one"....... You can post now and register later. Anybody, other than Mr. Sesker, think I'm off base with this? They stepped on the mat. Bo Dean Nickal (born January 14, 1996) is an American freestyle wrestler and former folkstyle wrestler. During his collegiate years, Cox was a three-time NCAA Division I National champion and a four-time MAC champion for the Missouri Tigers. Sorry, but the idea that any college wrestler will give Brooks fits is kind of laughable to me. In my opinion he is why wrestling is as popular as it is. By He believes he has jumped levels and he's looking forward to wrestling Myles Amine this year. Must be because he left Iowa. Looking closely at the special mention list and some who weren’t on the list at all, pre 80s college wresting did exist and some of them were very good! I totally agree that Trent Hidlay is a top notch wrestler. Rutgers got bonus points at that weight last year in the Buckeyes' 22-13 win at Ohio State. But, still pretty solid. Really? Lowell Lange needs a high place on this list. Pretty impressive stat. So, I am not putting too much stock into last year's abrreviated results. College coaches: You don't need a meniscus, ACL, elbow, or a even heart beat. Hoagie goes the physical route every time. Sanderson never had a defending national champ in his weight. PSU is going to have 4 finalist. I think Hoagie’s physical growth and improved abilities are enough to put physical Bolen. By the way, if someone needs same help, then use this service. Brooks will best Hunter Bolen. Bolen is very good, but he is going to have to rely on his riding and defense to beat Brooks. Thanks for this article, I am currently writing about college sports.   Pasted as rich text. Add in that whatever level(s) Hidlay has jumped that I believe Brooks has at the very least matched, and we've got Brooks winning. Fits were had. One was 2-1 one was 3-1. Clear editor. I am excited to see who else kept in the room(s) this extended offseason. Among Brooks’ regular workout partners are former Penn State superstars David Taylor and Bo Nickal, who won a combined five NCAA titles and … Paste as plain text instead, × You're begging for a cyber-war posting this article. Also he was ridden like a broken horse in his matchnlast week. Bo Nickal, Penn State Nickal led the second wave of Penn State championship teams, capturing three individual titles. look what Brooks did last year on an injured wheel. No world beaters either. Take note what happened when they met again even without Brooks being 100 percent. I doubt he beats Brooks or Hoagie, Yeah Hoagie might be a favorite against him. Only had 3 losses(pinned by Jason Nolf at a dual meet and twice to Vincenzo Joseph including once by fall at the NCAA Finals). 91-2 record( both loses coming his freshman year) Winning 84 straight matches after that. Hazleton Area senior wrestler Seth Hunsinger reached a career milestone on Saturday, winning his 100th high school match against Deric Hoover of … Foster, Brooks(Sammy), Abounader and Pfarr. Bolen is very good, but he is going to have to rely on his riding and defense to beat Brooks. Lower level guys still managed to give me fits. Hodge 7th? × Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible. J'den Cox (/ˈdʒeɪdən/ JAY-dən, born March 3, 1995) is an American freestyle wrestler and graduated folkstyle wrestler.He is a '16 Olympic Bronze medalist, two-time World Champion, '19 Pan American champion and '18 US National Champion. I didn't create the scenario. Look at how he wrestled Hidlay then. College fans: Wow! Especiailly, considering he won 4 other matches without losing, making that win much less likely to be a "one off". I trained with guys WAY above my level. Of the 15 wins, eight were from bonus points: 3 falls, 3 … I stayed quiet until I read that Bruce Baumgartner was listed as an honorable mention ??? In freestyle, he won last year's U23 World Championship and US Open championship. That's worse than saying Lombardi is the 7th best coach in nfl history. He’d be my #1 hands down. I've been following the sport of wrestling since the mid-1970s. Edited to add:  Didn't they get paid? × I would like to cite your article in my paper. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account. TBar1977, January 12 in College Wrestling.   You cannot paste images directly. To me, this weight is wide open until someone can show they have distanced themselves from the field. That I agree with. 4 time NAIA champ, voted OW all four times. College record 134-12, National HEAVYWEIGHT champion of the year and then to go on and win 2 olympic gold medals and 4 world championship golds and as a coupe de gras 7 world cup gold medals .. Pretty generic but good content. These stats would get any big school wrestler into, at least, your top 20. I hear you. (Yes, I know Bo Nickal is from Texas, but he is a full-blown anomaly. Hold's the Illini's highest career winning percentage(.975) as well as a 4-time Big-ten Champion, 2-time NCAA Champion, and 4-time NCAA Finalist including first undefeated freshman season since Cael Sanderson in 1999. He beat past champions Gabe Dean and Myles Martin to win his first two titles at 184 pounds before winning at 197 as a senior. Isaiah Martinez not even under "special mention"? But if I need to explain the reasoning behind weight classes and why it matters in College Wrestling specifically, I can't help you or anybody else. I doubt he beats Brooks or Hoagie.   Your previous content has been restored. Brooks is wrestling David Taylor, Jake Varner, Cael Sanderson, and Bo Nickal. One would think post grads would be trying even harder for the money that feeds their family than a mid season college wrestling match. Of course that is debatable. I am just getting to this article and I could not believe Jden Cox was 27 behind Taylor and Bo Nikal. That first Venz match, Brooks' only loss last year, was shortly after Brooks was injured vs Illinois and his leg was heavily wrapped. I think Hoagie wins by 1 or 2 takedowns. Venz was the ONLY returning AA and that was from the year prior. It was the thinnest weight I can remember in a long time. There is a snippet in the article stating that Brooks wrestled with a torn meniscus last year. Cael definitely is number 1 for obvious reasons. Your comment about Zain, "This is a guy who definitely could've been higher on the list", begs the question, why isn't he? The scenario existed and happened. 3 time NCAA champ, twice voted OW. Maybe more. Between his continuous level changes and variety of shots that match should require a lot of mat scrambles. Brooks will be shooting consistently against Hidlay. Even though Venz did comfortably defeat him their first match last season and Caffey did in fact give him fits at B1Gs? Bolen is physical enough to give him fits, as is Hoagie(who has also jumped levels). I don't think much changes. But, I would say a win over Amine makes a pretty compelling argument. Graig it's nice to see you give the recognition due to Gray Simons. 26.   Your link has been automatically embedded. It was the thinnest weight I can remember in a long time. It’s almost like saying yea that Sadulaev is pretty good but we got this guy named Bo Nickal coming in that’s a top prospect Reactions: Muscles1989 , Lsanders20 and IAChief32 IAChief32 I think Brooks is the favorite at 184. Bolen looked very vulnerable last week. So many errors but I'll just go with one. Yeah Hoagie might be a favorite against him. Just one addition to the bio on Kurt Angle. Bolen is 2-0 over Hoagie. Sportfan2017 Styles make matches and while I don't think Bolen is on Hoagies level right now, I do believe he wins the match more often than not against him. Bolen tends to struggle against those that don't go the physical route with him that make him use something other than his back or biceps. Hoagie I think has jumped levels. This is my take as well. Bolen looked very vulnerable last week. Myron Roderick, Tommy Evans, Jarrett Hubbard, Greg Wojciechowski, Mike Grant, Dale Anderson, Jason Smith, Chuck Jean, Greg Ruth, Duane Keller, Darrell Keller.........I could go on, but do more in depth research when you select all time greats not just the ones you’ve seen recently. What you need is to get on the mat and make weight by Friday night. I believe freestyle is a better style for Hoagie against Brooks than folkstyle would be, and it wasn't even close then.

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