I don't think they'll boo, but the place will erupt, in support of Krone/Lil' Pfarr.Hey, Crop, what's the reaction going to be in Minnesota when Hall walks out with the team?
I don't think they'll boo, but the place will erupt, in support of Krone/Lil' Pfarr.Hey, Crop, what's the reaction going to be in Minnesota when Hall walks out with the team?
I thought my point was easy. My point was from a selfish point of view I want as many opportunities as possible to watch the kid.My point being, there haven't been very many Penn State competitions so far this year. Besides, Hall is representing Penn State (and doing it well) regardless of the color of his singlet. That doesn't mean I want to see his shirt pulled. I just think not having a full season is very low on the priority list in making the decision.
There really is no right or wrong answer here at this point unless someone has a crystal ball and the coaches don't even have that. Example, Hall redshirts, PSU wins the championship, redshirt correct decision, right, then Hall gets injured early next season and misses a year of eligibility. You just don't know how things will play out in the future.
Or, you could pull his shirt and he gets injured in the next match.There really is no right or wrong answer here at this point unless someone has a crystal ball and the coaches don't even have that. Example, Hall redshirts, PSU wins the championship, redshirt correct decision, right, then Hall gets injured early next season and misses a year of eligibility. You just don't know how things will play out in the future.
"What-if's" can turn any discussion about anything into a chaotic mess.Or, you could pull his shirt and he gets injured in the next match.
Coaches can't think like that, unless the rules are changed to prohibit shirts except in case of injury. You can mitigate his risk, but you can't say "what if a guy who doesn't get hurt, gets hurt next year?" In which case, get rid of the singlet and bubble wrap the guys.
Or an opportunity. Gentlemen, my card. - tikk10, esq."What-if's" can turn any discussion about anything into a chaotic mess.
"What-if's" can turn any discussion about anything into a chaotic mess.
"What-if's" can turn any discussion about anything into a chaotic mess.
Stinks at work, though...especially in what I do...True but our message board entertainment would be very limited.
I'm sure he and Jammen will get together for lunch out in Mn.
Endless entertainment if Hall would wear a 2014 Goofers National Champions t-shirt. Maybe Jammen can dip into his stash for one.No matter the decision, I would like to see Hall wear a red-colored shirt, sweater, pullover, or whatever every minute of every day that he is in public, up until he competes for PSU.
Just to mess with people and have some fun with the insanity.
Agreed. And OSU also. I'd like to see the 'pokes fans change their blog name from '34 and Counting' to '34 and Still Counting'
"What-if's" can turn any discussion about anything into a chaotic mess.
That's just another reason why we need an eastern branch of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame built in PA. Put it by State College, and fans will visit on their way to meets. OK has one and IA has one - you can't tell me there's absolutely no inherent decision-making bias with these locations. No one has produced more high level wrestlers than the Eastern US. Period. We need to build this![because I've always loved beating this drum]
They should change the blog name to "31 and Counting 3 Titles That We Made Up Even Though They Weren't Officially Scored and Iowa State Also Claims One."
At the company where I worked, our outside law firm had a full action team ready to go when the calendar turned to 2000, and planes and elevators were supposed to fall out of the sky. They must've had a sheepish laugh afterward.Or an opportunity. Gentlemen, my card. - tikk10, esq.
True to a degree. But decisions have to be made (later, not now), and a good blackjack player will do better than a bad one by playing the odds better.There really is no right or wrong answer here at this point unless someone has a crystal ball ... You just don't know how things will play out in the future.
And here I thought it wasOr an opportunity. Gentlemen, my card. - tikk10, esq.
And by huge blame, I am talking one hundred years of "I told you so" from Spyker in ALL CAPS!... if Hall redshirts and PSU narrowly misses winning the team title, the ... blame will be huge.
All those vitals are accurate, except I haven't seen 180 lbs since that movie came out. Oh, and I married and divorced an actual Griswold. So you're close.And here I thought it was
Accept, because I fully submit to the fact that Cael Sanderson probably knows more about how to coach a Division 1 wrestling program, but I'd be disappointed.Question for the board: if we happen to lose the title by 2 points this year, with Hall's shirt still on, would you be disappointed or just accept it as part of a larger, long-term plan?
spyker...you catchin' this?That's just another reason why we need an eastern branch of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame built in PA. Put it by State College, No one has produced more high level wrestlers than the Eastern US. Period. We need to build this!
Question presumes Hall > Morelli/Shakur by 2+ pts. What if that's not true?Question for the board: if we happen to lose the title by 2 points this year, with Hall's shirt still on, would you be disappointed or just accept it as part of a larger, long-term plan?
Question presumes Hall > Morelli/Shakur by 2+ pts. What if that's not true?
I wouldn't predict either of them in the finals, but it wouldn't be unprecedented. Last year we had an 11-seed champ, a 14-seed runner-up, a 13-seed 3rd, and a 15-seed 4th. In 2015, a 13-seed champ, an unseeded runner-up, a 13-seed 3rd. In 2014, an 11-seed runner-up and a 16-seed 4th. Of them, only Brewer was even remotely conceivable (to anyone other than the wrestlers and coaches).
Question for the board: if we happen to lose the title by 2 points this year, with Hall's shirt still on, would you be disappointed or just accept it as part of a larger, long-term plan?
Question presumes Hall > Morelli/Shakur by 2+ pts. What if that's not true?
I wouldn't predict either of them in the finals, but it wouldn't be unprecedented. Last year we had an 11-seed champ, a 14-seed runner-up, a 13-seed 3rd, and a 15-seed 4th. In 2015, a 13-seed champ, an unseeded runner-up, a 13-seed 3rd. In 2014, an 11-seed runner-up and a 16-seed 4th. Of them, only Brewer was even remotely conceivable (to anyone other than the wrestlers and coaches).
It always takes a combination of circumstances, such as: a long bus ride, the flu, and an average official.And to those who would blame the 2-pt shortfall on a redshirt decision, well, a TON of stuff happens at the National tournament. You can never blame such a narrow miss on any single circumstance.
[Well, there's a chance I would blame the officials for not hitting the Iowa corner with enough mat-area violations.]
Definitely agree here. There are a multitude of opportunities for any individual team at Nationals. To pin this on one of many decisions is not logical. It's like a football game that your QB throws an interception for a TD, your defense gives up a 90 yard TD run, your special teams gives up a kick off return for a TD and unbelievably you have a chance to win it, with a 45 yard FG, as time expires, but the kicker misses and now everyone wants the kicker to be cut from the team.And to those who would blame the 2-pt shortfall on a redshirt decision, well, a TON of stuff happens at the National tournament. You can never blame such a narrow miss on any single circumstance.
The polls don't reflect expected bonus points, and we expect a significant amount from 149, 157, and 184. No other team can expect similar production.I just have to ask the question, and there's no sarcasm intended, but how does anyone know that we have enough points to win Nationals without so and so in the lineup? We're ranked 2nd or 3rd in the polls, yet there are a lot of people who say confidently that we don't need extra points! I'm having trouble understanding the logic being used.