I didn’t decide his “top 10 ranking” the ranking polls did.. don’t get why u said to educate myself on him ..lol..
2020 Southern Scuffle Thread
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Can we start a new thread... maybe call it "The Ring". Everyone who has a beef with someone else can go there and knock themselves out arguing. Because personal petty jabs are making this read like a football board.
Someone start a “Get a room you two” thread.
Or one called “D1ck Measuring contests”.
Then we'll need another thread where everyone can go to complain about those posts.
Maybe call it The Inner Ring.
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I was also very impressed with Beard's Scuffle performance. That said, my question, if I could, is what do you all seeing Cael and company doing at 97? Since Beard did perform so well at the Scuffle, do you all see him going at 97, or do you see Cael going with Conel for the rest of the year despite the fact that he doesn't seem to be the same Conel who was a beast at the 2018 NCAAs. This year seems to be a very tight raise, and it appears that every point will matter, so was wondering what you all think of the situation at 97. Thank you.
I believe only a few know. Shak is rumored to be there and could do great at that weight with the exception of the OSU match-up. Right now the season starter hasn't been ruled out of the mix.
Conel’s injury looked every bit as serious as Cassar’s even though Conel toughed it out the last minute or so.
IIRC this was the previously injured shoulder/arm.
Is there any chance he even takes the mat for us again?
IIRC this was the previously injured shoulder/arm.
Is there any chance he even takes the mat for us again?
missed stopping in Nashville from my way from the Scuffle this year. Perhaps next..Thank you, my friend...appreciate the response.
I thought that interval training had replaced long distance running as the preferred exercise to improve conditioning. Is that not the case with wrestling?
Log across shoulders going up and down Beaver stadium steps.
That's not really the case with running, let alone wrestling. While today's runners' training methods are wildly different than back in the day, LSD (that's long, slow distance, you freaks) has not been 'replaced,' only supplemented.
"Conditioning" and "replaced" weren't the best terms to use. High intensity interval training is good for endurance and cardiovascular benefits, which is why I suspected it might have been integrated into wrestling training regimens.
It's funny you say that because I was going to go to the Scuffle this year until PSU as a team opted out. Clearly they still had some impressive individual performances, but it's just not the same. BTW, next time you're in this area, I definitely recommend you stop for at least a night or two. This place is growing every day and the partying, people watching, and honky tonks on lower Broadway are priceless. This place is party central whether your 21 or 61. Great place to visit!!
As someone who travels that way occasionally for business, seconded.It's funny you say that because I was going to go to the Scuffle this year until PSU as a team opted out. Clearly they still had some impressive individual performances, but it's just not the same. BTW, next time you're in this area, I definitely recommend you stop for at least a night or two. This place is growing every day and the partying, people watching, and honky tonks on lower Broadway are priceless. This place is party central whether your 21 or 61. Great place to visit!!
Actually my trips are to Huntsville, but when possible I fly into Nashville and drive 2 hrs. Worth it.
I"m headed to Huntsville this weekend to watch my goddaughter's cheer competition. She's a little bad ass 9-year old.
I'll be there Friday and Saturday night...any recommendations for food and night life for a married middle aged man? Thank you, my friend!
Thirded, I travel there semi-regular for business. I am not much with partying anymore but there are awesome restaurants!
Obviously depends on what you like ... the places I usually hit:I"m headed to Huntsville this weekend to watch my goddaughter's cheer competition. She's a little bad ass 9-year old.
- 1892 East -- wine bar in 5 Points area about a mile NE of downtown
- Phuket - Thai in Providence Main Street (off Univ Drive, NW of Redstone Arsenal)
- 2 Vietnamese places and House of Kabob (all near Univ Drive, NE of Redstone)
- the chains in Bridge Street (NW of Redstone) -- Connor's is the best of them
Have heard good things about Straight to Ale Brewery -- massive converted high school on Governors just west of downtown.
A lot of my co-workers like to go to Grille 29 -- steakhouse in Providence Main Street. I'm not a fan but that's my tastes. If the menu looks good to you, then go, it is a nice place.
Skip downtown. Pleasant but restaurants not that good, overpriced, or both. Except the Greek place which is truly awful.
While there, be sure to go to the Rocket Museum on I-565.
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