The Open Mat Forum
Wrestling => College => Topic started by: Cruocified on January 20, 2017, 10:32:12 PM
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too soon?
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Wow that was fast
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I did not expect him to come out of redshirt (even with the Cortez injury). What is more, I did not expect him to lose to Alex Meyer.
Wow.
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Probably the worst coming out party venue on earth.
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He's looked small against his competition, but I remember reading somewhere he would not enjoy the cut to 165 on a weekly basis.
I imagine there'd be a really big size difference against a guy like Bo Jordan or Zahid Valencia
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He's not that good really. Trouble getting out from bottom and doesn't ride much.
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He is a freshman
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Yea maybe they should have waited til he was a 21 year old freshman.
He looks like a 65 to me.
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Every freshman struggles on the mat.
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Most freshman struggles on the mat.
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He looked small and Meyer is a lunker
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He's not that good really.
Really? Name one graduating Senior in High School that was better.
In fact, if he's not that good then the chances are he wont place in the NCAA as a Freshman, wouldnt you agree?
Why dont you make a prediction of just how far Hall wont make it in the National tournament.
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Allow me to point out that Pat Smith was pinned by Dan Russell of Portland St in his first NCAA match.
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He's not that good really.
Really? Name one graduating Senior in High School that was better.
In fact, if he's not that good then the chances are he wont place in the NCAA as a Freshman, wouldnt you agree?
Why dont you make a prediction of just how far Hall wont make it in the National tournament.
Didn't he also predict Snyder wouldn't place at Hwt. last year?
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He's not that good really.
Really? Name one graduating Senior in High School that was better.
In fact, if he's not that good then the chances are he wont place in the NCAA as a Freshman, wouldnt you agree?
Why dont you make a prediction of just how far Hall wont make it in the National tournament.
Didn't he also predict Snyder wouldn't place at Hwt. last year?
Until the bombshell that dropped with the New Year's Ball, I think we all did.
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Really? Name one graduating Senior in High School that was better.
Just my opinion, but I think Kyle Snyder was the better overall recruit. Snyder had 2 Junior World Medals (2013 - Gold, 2014 - Bronze) entering his true freshman season.
I also think Aaron Pico (same class as Hall) would have been a MUCH bigger and better recruit than Mark Hall had he chosen to stick to high school and college. Pico has multiple junior world medals, multiple victories over NCAA Champs, runner-up at the Olympic trials, and a victory over a former Senior world champ. I'd say Pico is the best graduating senior of all time, and it isn't even close...unless Spencer Lee makes the World Team this year.
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One to include in best graduating seniors conversation is our favorite blast from the past Dave Schultz. I won't say he is the all timer, however he was something special even as a high schooler.
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Really? Name one graduating Senior in High School that was better.
Just my opinion, but I think Kyle Snyder was the better overall recruit. Snyder had 2 Junior World Medals (2013 - Gold, 2014 - Bronze) entering his true freshman season.
I also think Aaron Pico (same class as Hall) would have been a MUCH bigger and better recruit than Mark Hall had he chosen to stick to high school and college. Pico has multiple junior world medals, multiple victories over NCAA Champs, runner-up at the Olympic trials, and a victory over a former Senior world champ. I'd say Pico is the best graduating senior of all time, and it isn't even close...unless Spencer Lee makes the World Team this year.
I thought Vise was referring to the year Hall graduated, but I guess not. As mentioned, Snyder only had one Jr. world title in high school. Pico was a 3 time World Champion (1 Cadet, 2 Jr.) during his high school age, but I'm pretty sure he quit high school wrestling after his freshman year. Snyder dominated in actual high school wrestling while Pico was training just freestyle. Now, Pico was pound for pound the best in the country as a FRESHMAN when he did wrestle in high school, but since he quit, who knows?
Anyway, if we are talking any year, then Spencer Lee will jump to the top of the list after he graduates this year.. Already a 3 time world champion (1 cadet, 2 jr.) with a shot at 4 coming up, while also wrestling full time in folkstyle.
With all that being said, it'll be tough for anyone to match Snyder's Sr. level international success if he keeps up the pace he's been going. I can see him passing Smith's 6 year World/Olympic champion streak.
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Really? Name one graduating Senior in High School that was better.
Just my opinion, but I think Kyle Snyder was the better overall recruit. Snyder had 2 Junior World Medals (2013 - Gold, 2014 - Bronze) entering his true freshman season.
I also think Aaron Pico (same class as Hall) would have been a MUCH bigger and better recruit than Mark Hall had he chosen to stick to high school and college. Pico has multiple junior world medals, multiple victories over NCAA Champs, runner-up at the Olympic trials, and a victory over a former Senior world champ. I'd say Pico is the best graduating senior of all time, and it isn't even close...unless Spencer Lee makes the World Team this year.
I was referring to the last year only.
However, I with the exceptions of Dave Schultz, Kyle Snyder, and possibly Spencer Lee, Pico and Cary Kolat, I cant think of any more outstanding HS Seniors.
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Really? Name one graduating Senior in High School that was better.
Just my opinion, but I think Kyle Snyder was the better overall recruit. Snyder had 2 Junior World Medals (2013 - Gold, 2014 - Bronze) entering his true freshman season.
I also think Aaron Pico (same class as Hall) would have been a MUCH bigger and better recruit than Mark Hall had he chosen to stick to high school and college. Pico has multiple junior world medals, multiple victories over NCAA Champs, runner-up at the Olympic trials, and a victory over a former Senior world champ. I'd say Pico is the best graduating senior of all time, and it isn't even close...unless Spencer Lee makes the World Team this year.
I thought Vise was referring to the year Hall graduated, but I guess not. As mentioned, Snyder only had one Jr. world title in high school. Pico was a 3 time World Champion (1 Cadet, 2 Jr.) during his high school age, but I'm pretty sure he quit high school wrestling after his freshman year. Snyder dominated in actual high school wrestling while Pico was training just freestyle. Now, Pico was pound for pound the best in the country as a FRESHMAN when he did wrestle in high school, but since he quit, who knows?
Anyway, if we are talking any year, then Spencer Lee will jump to the top of the list after he graduates this year.. Already a 3 time world champion (1 cadet, 2 jr.) with a shot at 4 coming up, while also wrestling full time in folkstyle.
With all that being said, it'll be tough for anyone to match Snyder's Sr. level international success if he keeps up the pace he's been going. I can see him passing Smith's 6 year World/Olympic champion streak.
Pico was a 1-time world champion (Cadet), 3-time medalist. He never won Juniors. https://unitedworldwrestling.org/DataBase
Snyder is great, but how quickly forget the last sure-fire guy who was going to beat Smith's record. I hope he does it, but if Sadulaev and others really jump to 97 as expected, four more without a loss is a tall order.
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Really? Name one graduating Senior in High School that was better.
Just my opinion, but I think Kyle Snyder was the better overall recruit. Snyder had 2 Junior World Medals (2013 - Gold, 2014 - Bronze) entering his true freshman season.
I also think Aaron Pico (same class as Hall) would have been a MUCH bigger and better recruit than Mark Hall had he chosen to stick to high school and college. Pico has multiple junior world medals, multiple victories over NCAA Champs, runner-up at the Olympic trials, and a victory over a former Senior world champ. I'd say Pico is the best graduating senior of all time, and it isn't even close...unless Spencer Lee makes the World Team this year.
I thought Vise was referring to the year Hall graduated, but I guess not. As mentioned, Snyder only had one Jr. world title in high school. Pico was a 3 time World Champion (1 Cadet, 2 Jr.) during his high school age, but I'm pretty sure he quit high school wrestling after his freshman year. Snyder dominated in actual high school wrestling while Pico was training just freestyle. Now, Pico was pound for pound the best in the country as a FRESHMAN when he did wrestle in high school, but since he quit, who knows?
Anyway, if we are talking any year, then Spencer Lee will jump to the top of the list after he graduates this year.. Already a 3 time world champion (1 cadet, 2 jr.) with a shot at 4 coming up, while also wrestling full time in folkstyle.
With all that being said, it'll be tough for anyone to match Snyder's Sr. level international success if he keeps up the pace he's been going. I can see him passing Smith's 6 year World/Olympic champion streak.
Pico was a 1-time world champion (Cadet), 3-time medalist. He never won Juniors. https://unitedworldwrestling.org/DataBase
Snyder is great, but how quickly forget the last sure-fire guy who was going to beat Smith's record. I hope he does it, but if Sadulaev and others really jump to 97 as expected, four more without a loss is a tall order.
As a fan, I cant wait!