I see it now. Dialing Cael.... RBY to RS. He can battle Gilman in the room. Win another title, qualify for the Olympics, go MMA and work out in Bo’s new gym. Just kidding! Don’t need that crap. The dad is a nut case.
Loved when Pops was gonna put it to Smith at the Fix match. Good thing someone was there to stop him. Smith didn't want any of that.
What's even funnier about this: Tomasello still lives in Columbus and trains at ORTC.Well, assuming that's accurate, it sure does fit squarely atop the narrative he left behind at Penn State. Don't want to sublimate your ego and swim with similar-sized goldfish, you're not going to get as big as the other goldfish. He should just go to MMA already, though I imagine there are plenty of D1 coaches who will put up with whatever nonsense to put a possible finalist on their roster.
Cael never did that so he’d drop to 3rd best on folkstyle GOAT list behind Nicky Narcissist and DakeIt’s a shame that Nick didn’t win as a freshman here. He could have then aimed for 4 individual titles at 4 Different schools.
Instead it'll now be something likeIt’s a shame that Nick didn’t win as a freshman here. He could have then aimed for 4 individual titles at 4 Different schools.
There was the thread a while back titled "Farewell Suriano" that detailed the dust up between Old Man Suriano and the RTC coaches. It was right before the Pellicone. Many Rutgers fans writing him off in the thread, but now it looks like it was vaporized. Hope springs eternal.can't find the rutgers forum thread that themat.com alludes to...
It's there go to March 9 it's title now is -- no longer says Suriano farewellcan't find the rutgers forum thread that themat.com alludes to...
Easy to say after the fact. Everything is just peachy until adversity, or obstacles hit. Not everyone deals well. Just look around, not just in the wrestling world.The only question in retrospect is how either side thought it was a good fit. Someone wasn't being honest with himself (and the other party by association). Some of it is on Cael for not recognizing Suriano was not a good fit.
Easy to say after the fact. Everything is just peachy until adversity, or obstacles hit. Not everyone deals well. Just look around, not just in the wrestling world.
It's water over the dam to me, but I wouldn't add my comment without a little perspective.
What part of it should Cael have recognized while recruiting him?The only question in retrospect is how either side thought it was a good fit. Someone wasn't being honest with himself (and the other party by association). Some of it is on Cael for not recognizing Suriano was not a good fit.
Here's the thread.can't find the rutgers forum thread that themat.com alludes to...
Thank you. I searched hard and couldn't find squat.Here's the thread.
https://rutgers.forums.rivals.com/threads/188168/
pretty much agree … although I was told that the dad was an issue (and I think he is the root of the problem much more so than Nick) well before NS got injured at OKST.What part of it should Cael have recognized while recruiting him?
The part about how Suriano would react to an injury? The guy had never been injured before.
About how he would fit with his teammates? He remained friends with them after his departure. Their congratulations in the tunnel after he beat Fix were much more than matter-of-fact.
About how he would get homesick? Cael had managed lots of guys thru that, and Frank Molinaro is every bit as Jersey as Suriano.
About how Suriano has a big ego? What alpha male D1 competitor doesn't have a big ego?
Easy to say after the fact. Everything is just peachy until adversity, or obstacles hit. Not everyone deals well. Just look around, not just in the wrestling world.
It's water over the dam to me, but I wouldn't add my comment without a little perspective.
Everbody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth - Mike Tyson
- Michael Scott