Eireman to Iowa
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As he tells it, Eierman basically decided he was transferring, called Brands and told him he was on his way to Iowa City to see him.
Between Eierman and DeSanto, Iowa scored big in the transfer department. Without them, they would be more the same team that we have seen for the last decade. The fact Eierman gets two years of competition with only one year of eligibility is rather fortuitous. Could you imagine if Penn State was getting him for two years like that, Hawkreport would be in permenant meltdown.
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If these guys face each other this weekend, either one could win. It will be fun to watch.
And without a crazy unprecedented amount of pound for pound talent at PSU the last decade they would be the same also ran program they were for most of college wrestling. It is nice to have talent.
Flying_Tiger has really cracked the case. Recruiting and retaining elite talent makes your team better.
Perhaps the Brands twins need to do a better job at recruiting.
To be fair, with Suriano's success Goodale has shown good things can happen recruiting other schools athletes. Grab a couple already successful studs from other programs, provide an administrative job for a parent or two of elite HS recruits and you too can position yourself to make a run.
Gable only taught them the basics. Look intense,jump around,yell at refs,coaches,wrestlers and their dads. Some recruit’s dad taught them the finer points like recruiting and having a blast. They’re taking donations now for the admin guy holding a binder statue to be placed beside the Gable stalling statue
A perennial top10 wall. Ten feet high, ten feet thick, solid as reinforced concrete.
To be fair, after they successfully recruited Suriano they haven't been able to entice another kid's dad with their elite room or administrative job.
They will, the Gov of Pennsylvania just lift the travel restrictions on entering Pennsylvania.
Cael would never stoop to bringing in a transfer obviously. Looking forward to seeing Kerkvliet this weekend!
Iron guy over there had the gull to complain about Penn State gathering all of the talent and it was bad for the sport. Apparently he was not around when the Hawks were doing the same years ago. Go figure.
Speaking of Suriano--I know he's staying out this year, an Olympic year. Is it known whether he's coming back next year, and if so, where? I heard a rumor a while back that he might transfer--but that was quite a while ago. Also heard that he was planning on MMA career.
Wrestling wasn't invented then.
BTN did a special this season about eirman and his transfer.
Anyone who thinks TnT had to work to get him are wrong, according to their own words.
Its actually a pretty entertaining piece if it can be found and rewatched.
Anyone who thinks TnT had to work to get him are wrong, according to their own words.
Its actually a pretty entertaining piece if it can be found and rewatched.
I thought a 1+ year old thread got bumped or something lol.
All due respect - we had Andrew Long in 2011. We have Kerkvliet right now. Let's not go there.
That was before Eierman routinely drank Iowa City water and trained under the Brands brothers. He's on another level now. He's also now using the patented training program designed to put a wrestler at his peak for the Big Ten tournament. Lee is toast if they meet in the finals.
In Suriano's case I think it was offering father some college contract opportunities from what I heard.
With all due respect - Cael has proven he can win without transfers, Brands has yet to do this.
the hawks would love to get Va Tech as far in the rearview as possible
Who cares how a team is constructed. The rules are the rules, and the wrestlers and the families of wrestlers have choices, good for them. The transfer rules change hasn't affected the landscape nearly as much as I thought it would.
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