I hope people tune in. He is a real joy to be around and a fun interview. Love his entire family, they are special people (but then all the families of Penn State wrestlers, those I've met, are high character folks).FiFY.
Cael said Berge would come back when he’s ready, and not before then. Cael talked as if he expects/hopes Berge would come back this season. Then he added a comment that it might not be this season. I would not rule anything out, yet, especially since I’m not a doctor, and especially since I don’t think Cael-ese is a normal, consistent language that can be learned.
Tough to see on the radio
, it was the smirk too, after this and some other answers. Young man is really laid back about everything.I look at this way. Berge has wrestled 1 match this year. There are a little more than 5 weeks until B1Gs. Berge's only chance to qualify for NCAA's is at B1Gs, he will have to wrestle many matches there. NCAA is handing out 6th years like candy. Given all that, Berge is not wrestling this year.
Ha ha! About Suriano, Cael never said “it might not be this year”. So what does that mean? We can be like Vizzini and thoughtfully choose between both things it could mean, and we’d probably still fall down, dead wrong.
Or see Nolf, Jason. So who knows.
How much rent does he charge for basement living space?
You can't win it every year. The kid can't go, then he can't go. The only thing that bugs me is why we continue to go with a 149 pounder at 157. Maybe we don't have anyone else who can go?
People do remember who last year’s Southern Scuffle runner up was at 157, right? I get that Bo tried for 149 this year, but it’s not like he has no business at 157. Shak is doing the same thing.
He's headed to Rutgers. Suriano level upper weight transfer.
He is handicapped because he is wrestling up a weight. Going into matches he has very little chance to win.
