Cody is out (@ OU)
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The one word I wouldn't have used is "shocker". Except maybe that it occurred in August rather than April/May.
The shock is how he was able to do so well at American but not have the same or better results at ou
Hard to get the studs away from Smith just like Cal could not get them away from Brands when at ISU. Talking in state.
Agreed but you'd still think he'd be able to have better results Sanderson was still able to attract great talent to isu and a school like Lehigh has still managed to do well for themselves with psu not to far away
2 4x AAA guys in lock haven. Yes different paths I know. Point being is a coach change can make all the difference. OU should be pulling top 10 classes yearly from across the country.
Excited for OU because I think they may shock us w the new hire. They want to win and they want bedlam to be more than tognetti's family in the stands.
Hey, my family is always in the stands! We are in better shape than the pic's Togs has shared, though....
Cody has needed to go-some bad decisions recruiting has doomed him. Lightner I don't believe, like most others, is the answer. Should be an interesting hire!
Don't kid yourself 61, have you looked in the mirror lately?
Now Milhof said he plans to leave is looking at Virginia Tech, ASU, Ohio State, UNC, and NC State
ummm... he is a Georgia boy. I suspect he'll go to an SEC school (following the line of logic of Missouri in the SEC)
....from previous thread ran over the weekend from the olympics! (I know, work on my humor...)
Interesting. Anybody have any sense how vindictive/reasonable the OU AD is? Is Milhof likely to be granted an immediate release? He burned his RS in 2015, AA'd as a RSFR in 2016 (got majored by Gilman in the quarters, OT'd Cruz in R12, got decked by Peters, then squeaked Schram for 7th) and has 3 years of eligibility remaining.
If allowed to depart freely without university administrative douchery, Sparky would be almost fully fortified across all ten weights and multiple years if they slotted in a SO AA at perhaps their weakest weight.
Depending on where you fall on the NaTo to 133 Debate, Tan Tom could answer the Pletcher/Rodriguez situation (plus burn a few partial schollies and some more recruiting relationships), by bringing in Milhof & bumping NaTo.
Otherwise, if he passed on a midwest tan and wanted to get closer to his Georgia home:
1. Va Tech: he'd have to burn a year on the bench while Dance dances his last dance
2. NC State: he'd probably bounce SO Fausz if Pop let em compete and was cool with that
3. UNC: might be the most appealing. Would definitely bounce Tyrone Klump to start this year, could work with Coleman Scott & Ramos, and could then battle Dance & Fausz in intercollegiate comp instead of in the rooms.
I'd guess it'll come down to Sparky vs UNC, while money & geography weigh into the decision.
jtothemfp, one correction...Millhof competed as a true freshman in 2014-15...he has two years of eligibility left, and a RS to burn.
Why no PSU interest assuming Fix to Ok St? Could work great with available redshirts.
16-17 Suriano, Cortez, Gulibon - Millhof RS
17-18 Millhof, Cortez, Lee - Suriano RS
18-19 Millhof, Suriano, Cortez - Lee RS or bump to 49 after Zain leaves
16-17 Suriano, Cortez, Gulibon - Millhof RS
17-18 Millhof, Cortez, Lee - Suriano RS
18-19 Millhof, Suriano, Cortez - Lee RS or bump to 49 after Zain leaves
Whoa. I remember him competing a bit, but thought it was while redshirting. Did he start with the intent to shirt and then later had his RS 'pulled?'
Unless Millhof changed his name to Stoops, OU's AD isn't getting involved.
Which makes VaTech an option. He could redshirt Dance's final season. He also doesn't need a release wherever he decides if he plans to rs this coming season.
Related to discussion above...and Milhoff's eligibility...from OU Website...Junior Eligibility with a Redshirt remaining;
AS A SOPHOMORE (2015-16): Wrestled at 125 pounds … Finished his sophomore campaign with a 21-7 record, including an 11-4 mark in dual competition … Earned All-America honors in his first trip to the NCAA Championships … Finished in seventh place at the NCAA Championships … Defeated Eddie Klimara of Oklahoma State, 5-4, in the championship bout of the Big 12 Championship to earn his first conference crown … Earned the Most Improved Award at the annual spring banquet … Posted a 13-4 record against ranked opponents … Strung together six consecutive dual wins from Jan. 9 – Feb. 5, including five over ranked opponents … Named Big 12 Wrestler of the Week on Feb. 10 … Posted a sixth-place finish in the 125-pound division at the Cliff Keen Invitational.
AS A FRESHMAN (2014-15): Competed at 125 pounds … Posted a 16-15 overall record, including a 5-9 dual mark … One of four true freshmen consistently in OU’s starting lineup … Finished as the runner-up at Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational as OU won its 16th straight team title at the tournament … Placed sixth at the Reno Tournament of Champions, helping the Sooners to a sixth-place finish at the event … Finished second at inaugural Aloha Open … Faced tough competition throughout the year, facing eight wrestlers ranked within the top 20 by Intermat, including his last four opponents of the regular season … Of his losses, 13 came by decision … Recorded four major decisions, three technical falls and four falls on the season.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2015-16): Wrestled at 125 pounds … Finished his sophomore campaign with a 21-7 record, including an 11-4 mark in dual competition … Earned All-America honors in his first trip to the NCAA Championships … Finished in seventh place at the NCAA Championships … Defeated Eddie Klimara of Oklahoma State, 5-4, in the championship bout of the Big 12 Championship to earn his first conference crown … Earned the Most Improved Award at the annual spring banquet … Posted a 13-4 record against ranked opponents … Strung together six consecutive dual wins from Jan. 9 – Feb. 5, including five over ranked opponents … Named Big 12 Wrestler of the Week on Feb. 10 … Posted a sixth-place finish in the 125-pound division at the Cliff Keen Invitational.
AS A FRESHMAN (2014-15): Competed at 125 pounds … Posted a 16-15 overall record, including a 5-9 dual mark … One of four true freshmen consistently in OU’s starting lineup … Finished as the runner-up at Brockport/Oklahoma Invitational as OU won its 16th straight team title at the tournament … Placed sixth at the Reno Tournament of Champions, helping the Sooners to a sixth-place finish at the event … Finished second at inaugural Aloha Open … Faced tough competition throughout the year, facing eight wrestlers ranked within the top 20 by Intermat, including his last four opponents of the regular season … Of his losses, 13 came by decision … Recorded four major decisions, three technical falls and four falls on the season.
Anyone else hear that Roselli and Hahn are two of the finalists for the OU job? Obviously others applied but I would think these two would be at the front of the list.
Nice takery, foolio. Huff out lots of words and aint even got your facts straight smh.
He would have to sit the coming season but can use his redshirt so he wouldn't lose any eligibility.
Pretty sure he is out regardless....article mentioned oh state. Maybe means Tomasello up and Milhoff at 25???
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