Ashnault 6th year granted
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https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/6163815-ashnault-will-be-back-next-year-for-Rutgers
Flo says he will be at 149...just an fyi.
Flo says he will be at 149...just an fyi.
The way they are handing them out, I guess this means Shak could get a 6th year. Missed most of redshirt and 75% of last year.
Jason ought to get a 6th year for missing February.
I thought I knew the requirements for receiving a medical RS, but I clearly do not. Don't understand how Ashnault qualified. Nevertheless, I'm happy for him.
RU seems to know how to handle transfers and medical RS-
Im thinking the made an offer the NCAA couldn't refuse.
That's why it's so hard to believe.
And he will unzip his sweat jacket even more."Give us a 6th year or we'll tell Gravina where you live."
I'm with you. I was always under the impression to even be considered you needed to have lost 2 seasons due to injury. How can he be a 3-time AA and meet this threshold? Obviously that must not be the threshold...
If it weren't for B1G scheduling, Gravina could wind up wrestling 5 B1G regular season duals against multiple teams, which just seems absurd to me.
You ask 2 many questions...There will be a crew coming to see you and give you a ride to Harveys Lake to "calm" you down.
Sometimes it takes extra long to recover from an ailment referred to in the medical literature as “Zain’s Last Year.”
think a lot of guys are going 149 now that it's opened up
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I am cutting weight as we speak. 40 pounds to go (eyeroll)think a lot of guys are going 149 now that it's opened up
Not a problem. Go on the "Valencia Plan" and you're good to go.
It has never been clear cut, but missing 2 years with 2 separate injuries was a guideline. I guess AA having surgery on 3 different body parts at the same time helped his case. Hope he is fully recovered as he could be RU's 1st N. Champ.
The NCAA must of really changed how they view 6th year eligibility because not that long ago there was no way an athlete would of gotten another year after taking a redshirt and competing in 3 post seasons.
I wouldn't count on that. Coming off a year of inactivity and labrum surgery, I'd view him as more likely to not place than to win a title.
haha..good luck with that..Matter would you even wake up if you couldn't talk about Rutgers?
Get ready for Ke-Shawn Hayes to get one after wrestling 27 matches his RS year.
It is an Ashnault thread, right? But, yeah, a guy that never finished higher than 4th when healthy should be considered a favorite after two major surgeries and a year of inactivity. Rutgers thinking, the same kind that had Richie Lewis being a national champ and has Donnie Pritzlaff guaranteeing a team trophy in 2019. Pretty sure none of these are happening.
Not specific to Ashenalt but you get 5 years so theoretically you can be injured in 2 and AA the other 3.
At what point in the season did he stop competing during his redshirt. Maybe they "remembered" an injury the rest of us don't.
Ashnault's shirt year (2014), he competed at opens on 11/3 (8 matches), 11/10 (5 matches), and 3/2 (5 matches).
ruFC cant win matches but they certainly win in the board room...
#McMafia
#McMafia
They’re a perennial top 5 team that’s never finished higher than 11th, and they’re also our rival in football. And NYC’s hometown school, only an hour away by bus!
Maybe Zain can go for a 6th because he was screwed out of the Hodge 3 years ago. IMO you wrestle any more than 5 matches (maybe 10 if they are the first 10), that year should count and only injury being reason for consideration. I prefer the idea for someone who has had 2 major injuries affecting the bulk of 2 seasons. Cassar should skate in given what seems to be the new standard.
Or NYU. They had 2 AA and finished 19th at the D3 championships.
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