Penn State wrestling: Superlatives, a bold prediction, and more of what we learned in February
Penn State wrestling finished the dual meet portion of its season unbeaten. Now, the Lions press forward toward the individual postseason.
Penn State wrestling: Superlatives, a bold prediction, and more of what we learned in February
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Greg, like yourself I could certainly see Haines winning the title. He just seems to be getting better & better every match.Penn State wrestling: Superlatives, a bold prediction, and more of what we learned in February
Penn State wrestling finished the dual meet portion of its season unbeaten. Now, the Lions press forward toward the individual postseason.www.on3.com
Yes, he does. They handled the redshirt call well. Now, as Sanderson always says, it’s up to him to go earn it.
He is going to be the next stud in a long line of PSU Wrestling studs.
I’m also excited to see how SVN & Facundo fair. I believe that both could exceed their seeds, even if it takes a good run in the wrestle backs.
PS: are you able to attend B10’s? I can’t make it, but would love being in Chrysler to see us hosting the trophy.
I will not be attending Big Tens this year. But, we'll be here providing info, updates, and analysis all weekend long, so be sure to stop in and check in and chat with us throughout Saturday and Sunday!He is going to be the next stud in a long line of PSU Wrestling studs.
I’m also excited to see how SVN & Facundo fair. I believe that both could exceed their seeds, even if it takes a good run in the wrestle backs.
PS: are you able to attend B10’s? I can’t make it, but would love being in Chrysler to see us hosting the trophy.
excellent! I had blocked off those two days to sit back and enjoy wrestling. Alas, multiple assignors kept asking me to ref, so I eventually gave in and as such will miss most of the action, and thus be unable to provide PBP. I probably will be available for the Saturday night session, but that's about it.