I've been reading this thread and chuckling about some of the back and forth. Then I got to this post. It's pop. Everybody knows it's pop. A few decades ago, pop was more prevalent nationwide than soda. Unfortunately, pop territory has been shrinking. I blame marketing agencies. Soda sounds more refined than pop so that's what they go with. It makes the soda folks feel important even though they're still drinking the same unhealthy flavored sugar water as everyone else.
This is my wife's profile. Wrestlers sister. I'd argue the latter part makes things interesting sometime.Pretty for sure, but definitely a woman who fits a bunch of wrestling fans as in she's little and short. 5'3 is too short. I'd look like I was kidnapping herPlus, she's got the body of a 125lber with boobs. Gotta have some meat fellas.
NATE FREAKING DESMOND.
Piss them off once and see how tall they are lol
I'm originally from Cincinnati and everyone calls it pop out there. In pa its soda must be a midwest thing
Went to college in the 80’s. Lived Center-West in PA. Went to college in Center-East. I called it “pop.” Classmates were mostly from East PA. They all called it “soda.” When I would call it “pop,” the response was always “pop is your dad.”
I moved to north central PA when I was 10. It was pop up there and it took me a little while to figure out what they were referring to.
True, but somehow I get the feeling that he’s just out having fun.
Looks like a pincer movement by the superior Soda forces eroding the will of the rebel Pop forces
When I was in the Army I used to say soda pop. Split the difference.
Personally I believe he’d be better off spending less time and energy in tie ups and look for angles to take shots
If you are into “meat fellas”, you should get in touch with Reiterate:Pretty for sure, but definitely a woman who fits a bunch of wrestling fans as in she's little and short. 5'3 is too short. I'd look like I was kidnapping her
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Since you posted I think maybe it was . Ciasulli has a podcast that he probably will cover the match and mention if he was on the mat.
I thought the official was very good . I almost posted last week after the Nebraska match that officials better start calling the nasty head slaps as a point. He did.! I think the rules committee should change the rule of excessive hand fighting to mimick stall calls. You get warned once and then points just like stalling. Make the guys wrestle, it's not boxing.I believe he has done several of our matches this year. He is a good one.
I hope he refs all 8 of our finals matches at NCAAs.
I think Nate Desmond is related. to the ciasulli's , from Easton . as. soon as. he gets. a takedown. , he throws. legs in. , and. looks. for. a turn. . can't. wait. to see. him. next year. . wow. .!
Lemme grab my bag of flour.
Yeah, yeah. But we are losing the escape battle! Bigly!!! HR is bragging.
I haven't rewatched it, but on the mat means any body part within the cylinder in a 3D perspective. The Michigan kid's right hand (I think) was still above the cylinder. Of course, as I said I did not go look at it again. So memory, and yesterday I proved my memory isn't what it might have been - Cathedral Prep and Harborcreek confusion.
Don't know the rules as well as I once did, but I assumed Ragusin is bottom man and on his feet. Desmond is responsible for at least attempting to bring him down to the mat. I thought the call was a no brainer.
Truer words were never posted. If any of those Midwest pokes could come close to competing with the Eastern bloc (mainly PA, but the surrounding states are no slouches either) in the style that WE ACTUALLY WRESTLE HERE IN THE USA they’d change their tune quickly and Lobell, Radar, and the like would start waxing poetically about turks, bow and arrows, and , yes, even the fine art of the ankle ride.
I would argue the tie ups and head pulls are to drain energy, create small angles and provide a path to heel picks to singles.
