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Penn State eligibility/recruiting spreadsheet (Courtesy of dicemen99)
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Awesome!
For those checking the sheet, we can strikethru a few names:
2023: Grant MacKay committed to Pitt
2024: the Williams brothers went Tan
For those checking the sheet, we can strikethru a few names:
2023: Grant MacKay committed to Pitt
2024: the Williams brothers went Tan
Updated. Plus a couple of additions...I'll probably work on this tonight, was just at Columbus Day Duals and I saw a bunch of kids there. Both plus and minus for the list.
Why not keep the recruiting part here? Then we don't need to figure out if Dice's spreadsheet can be pinned at the top.
This needs some attention so I reported this and requested that it be pinned.
Cenzo pulls in Hunter Garvin -- a 2022 top 10 recruit from Iowa City.
Iowa City West senior Hunter Garvin, a two-time state wrestling champ, commits to Stanford
Hunter Garvin, Iowa City West's star senior wrestler, is headed west to continue his college career.
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... and Mark Hall just flipped Christian Carroll from Illinois to Penn.
Is this thread gonna be for all recruits, or just PSU related?? I see another thread below for Non-PSU wrestlers. I kinda think having the 2 separated is a good idea. Just my opinion...
Also, @dicemen99 when you update the spreadsheet here, do the changes automatically carryover to the spreadsheet still located on TOS?
Also, @dicemen99 when you update the spreadsheet here, do the changes automatically carryover to the spreadsheet still located on TOS?
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I concur. I would propose that we segregate things into 3 threads:
- this thread for @dicemen99's spreadsheet, and only posts about in response when any part of it needs to be updated
- a PSU recruiting thread
- a non-PSU recruiting thread
the above #2 and #3 could have some overlap when a prospects is being recruited by PSU and other schools, and picks another school (why would you do that?
). #1 and either #2 or #3 could overlap a bit if somebody on @dicemen99's spreadsheet commits to PSU or commits elsewhere. However, dice is usually pretty good about updating that.It's a Google Doc. It resides in one location, but links to it can be all over the place. Whenever @dicemen99 updates it, that is how it appears to anyone that clicks on a link to it.
I concur. I think the idea of 3 separate threads makes good sense. Not sure if stickying all 3 is needed or not. Perhaps @WEAREPSU_LI and @Str8dblz can modify their thread titles and descriptions accordingly. Some clean up and moving a few posts around to their respective threads might be warranted at this point to get the ball rolling here in the right direction.I concur. I would propose that we segregate things into 3 threads:
- this thread for @dicemen99's spreadsheet, and only posts about in response when any part of it needs to be updated
- a PSU recruiting thread
- a non-PSU recruiting thread
the above #2 and #3 could have some overlap when a prospects is being recruited by PSU and other schools, and picks another school (why would you do that?
It's a Google Doc. It resides in one location, but links to it can be all over the place. Whenever @dicemen99 updates it, that is how it appears to anyone that clicks on a link to it.
A couple updates:
2023: Shapiro to Cornell, Colbert to Army
2024: I'd project Lawrence to 197 -- his HS coach said he'd likely bump to 195 for 2023.
2025: I'd project Correa to 197, since he wrestled 182 as a FR.
2023: Shapiro to Cornell, Colbert to Army
2024: I'd project Lawrence to 197 -- his HS coach said he'd likely bump to 195 for 2023.
2025: I'd project Correa to 197, since he wrestled 182 as a FR.
I concur. I would propose that we segregate things into 3 threads:
- this thread for @dicemen99's spreadsheet, and only posts about in response when any part of it needs to be updated
- a PSU recruiting thread
- a non-PSU recruiting thread
the above #2 and #3 could have some overlap when a prospects is being recruited by PSU and other schools, and picks another school (why would you do that?
It's a Google Doc. It resides in one location, but links to it can be all over the place. Whenever @dicemen99 updates it, that is how it appears to anyone that clicks on a link to it.
I think it is time to update the spreadsheet.
Very good, but against generally weak competition. He's 14-0 vs D1 opponents.
His best win by far is 2-1 over Binghamton's Jacob Nolan. Nolan is ranked 11th by Intermat. He is a 3x NQ but has yet to reach the blood round.
His next best win, and his only duals appearance, was 13-4 MD over Indiana's Roman Rogotzke, a RS SO ranked 23rd who has yet to qualify for nationals.
He's shown that he'll be a good starter next year at 184. He'll be a podium contender, but it's not yet a given that he'll make it -- it'll be a very tough weight with nearly all of the top wrestlers returning. Truax and Feldkamp are the only top 10 seniors, and freshmen Berge and Whiting are both top 15.
Rumors are Blaze is between Purdue and Ohio State. Forrest rumored to be leaning towards Ok State because he has connections there.
Word is Blaze is still open to PSU and talked with Cael over the weekend.
Blaze probably also talked with Tan Tom too, since he was also there. That is, if Ryan stopped whining on twitter about Zain's bracket advantage long enough.
From a roster standpoint: in 2026, Perry will be the only 141 unless one of the 133s grows. And there are no other 141 commits. If Nagao bumps up, that only buys a year. Perry is a good prospect but wouldn't deter Cael from going after Blaze. If we don't get Blaze, we will need to look for 141s depth guys or maybe even a starter if Perry grows into 149.