It didn't work out very well for Arnold before.i hope we get to see arnold-barr. i think arnold is a tough match up for him.
It didn't work out very well for Arnold before.i hope we get to see arnold-barr. i think arnold is a tough match up for him.
Top notch. Hawkeye approved!How was the hand fighting and pushing?
So Ryder Block wrestles 157 and Arnold 184. Look at them in this pictureTop notch. Hawkeye approved!
Three optimistic young men not yet realizing they are on the cusp of hating wrestling.
Aydan Thomas Uncommitted
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I think Arnold will be 174 in college but your point stands. He is built like a brick shit house
His father is hiring lawyers. Supposedly they have check scales that showed him under but he was 0.1 lbs over on the official scale.Aden Valencia didn't make weight in California
His father is hiring lawyers. Supposedly they have check scales that showed him under but he was 0.1 lbs over on the official scale.
This is the kid Gobblin over on HR says is replacing little Jesuroga since he isn't going to wrestle anymore.His father is hiring lawyers. Supposedly they have check scales that showed him under but he was 0.1 lbs over on the official scale.
No he didn't. He just likes him and his sister wrestles for the womens team, so he hopes he flips. Valencia is currently committed to Stanford.This is the kid Gobblin over on HR says is replacing little Jesuroga since he isn't going to wrestle anymore.
He posted a video within the weigh in time frame of him half a pound under on the check scale. He's dry too, so it doesn't look like he was still cutting or anything.His father is hiring lawyers. Supposedly they have check scales that showed him under but he was 0.1 lbs over on the official scale.
Ok let me be more specific then. He said Iowa was in on trying to get him to flip. I'll try to be more exact next time but keep in mind I can't double check my work and going off memory now since I've been banned.No he didn't. He just likes him and his sister wrestles for the womens team, so he hopes he flips. Valencia is currently committed to Stanford.
He posted a video within the weigh in time frame of him half a pound under on the check scale. He's dry too, so it doesn't look like he was still cutting or anything.
I've seen this happen before where the check scale is not calibrated with the official scales. This was also the problem when Burroughs almost missed weight against IMAR a few years ago.
So he officially committed to Cornell? 🤔😉His father is hiring lawyers. Supposedly they have check scales that showed him under but he was 0.1 lbs over on the official scale.
His father is hiring lawyers. Supposedly they have check scales that showed him under but he was 0.1 lbs over on the official scale.
The father is fighting to change the process for the future. So other kids don't lose an opportunity .Legally is there anything that can be done? He’s not going to be allowed to compete obviously. Also, he said weigh-ins were from 10:00-11:00 and at 10:28 he checked his weight and was under. If that’s the case why wouldn’t he weigh-in then and being over on the official scale still have 30 min to go cut the .1?
I don't know CIF procedure but in PA, weigh-in slots are announced on the arena speakers - i.e., all 145s report in 10 minutes (paraphrasing but you get the idea). You miss your slot, you're not allowed to weigh in with a later group.Legally is there anything that can be done? He’s not going to be allowed to compete obviously. Also, he said weigh-ins were from 10:00-11:00 and at 10:28 he checked his weight and was under. If that’s the case why wouldn’t he weigh-in then and being over on the official scale still have 30 min to go cut the .1?
Things have probably changed but we always had around 20 minutes or so to go lose a tiny amount of weight if we were over during the official weigh in. I believe we only had 1 more chance to actually make it and if you were still over that was it. Things have obviously changed especially regarding cutting weight so I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s not done like that anymore. We cut a ton of weight back then with no real safeguards in place. Definitely one area where the sport has changed for the betterI don't know CIF procedure but in PA, weigh-in slots are announced on the arena speakers - i.e., all 145s report in 10 minutes (paraphrasing but you get the idea). You miss your slot, you're not allowed to weigh in with a later group.
Another possibility with CA is that it's a single classification state, so maybe there was a line for official weigh-ins? Just guessing there, but it would explain a delay after the check weight.
At least where I used to work, “official scales” (used for calibration) must be periodically certified against a National Standard. Yep … the “official scale” can also get out of standard. Lots of twists for a good lawyer to work in favor of his client.No he didn't. He just likes him and his sister wrestles for the womens team, so he hopes he flips. Valencia is currently committed to Stanford.
He posted a video within the weigh in time frame of him half a pound under on the check scale. He's dry too, so it doesn't look like he was still cutting or anything.
I've seen this happen before where the check scale is not calibrated with the official scales. This was also the problem when Burroughs almost missed weight against IMAR a few years ago.
PA had a J'Den Cox type missed weight situation a few years ago.Things have probably changed but we always had around 20 minutes or so to go lose a tiny amount of weight if we were over during the official weigh in. I believe we only had 1 more chance to actually make it and if you were still over that was it. Things have obviously changed especially regarding cutting weight so I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s not done like that anymore. We cut a ton of weight back then with no real safeguards in place. Definitely one area where the sport has changed for the better
My 93-yo dad religiously takes his blood pressure at home daily. We noticed that the doctor never even read Dad's home readings, so we took his machine to the hospital to get checked against official. Dad's machine was off by over 10.At least where I used to work, “official scales” (used for calibration) must be periodically certified against a National Standard. Yep … the “official scale” can also get out of standard. Lots of twists for a good lawyer to work in favor of his client.
And ground sensor on vehicle, if radar used on moving vehicle--along with results of survey of area to ensure accuracy (no reflective structures, not on a turn).get the radar gun's equipment number. Chances are very good it's well out of calibration.
I think a couple of things could change for the better.PIAA official for almost 20 years and here is the procedure in PA:
•All checking of weight must be done before official weigh in starts.
•Scales used for checking are same scales used in official weigh ins.
•Wrestlers cannot change the condition they first stepped on the scale, example: you cannot step on the first time with socks on and then remove socks if over weight to try and make it. (This is a national rule).
•Once official weigh ins start there can be no attempt to lose weight: use the bathroom, run, jump rope, spit, etc.
•The wrestler can step on the original scale they attempted twice: step on, off and back on. (Again a national rule).
•Wrestler can step on ALL remaining official scales one time and one time only in an attempt to make weight.
I find it hard to believe the weigh in officials in California refused to give this guy the opportunity to try all available remaining official weigh in scales.
We do that with our gas meters at work. Annual cleaning, calibration, and sensor changes.My 93-yo dad religiously takes his blood pressure at home daily. We noticed that the doctor never even read Dad's home readings, so we took his machine to the hospital to get checked against official. Dad's machine was off by over 10.
Non-medical: I work for a large engineering company. Our test instrumentation needs to be recalibrated every 2 years (some sensors fail sooner). This becomes a real challenge on complex platforms (think aircraft or military vehicles) -- nobody wants to pause a test program by several months to check out the instrumentation. Also nobody wants bad data.
Also non-medical: if you ever get pulled over for speeding, get the radar gun's equipment number. Chances are very good it's well out of calibration.
Wow, things have changed since I was wrestling in the 70s.PIAA official for almost 20 years and here is the procedure in PA:
•All checking of weight must be done before official weigh in starts.
•Scales used for checking are same scales used in official weigh ins.
•Wrestlers cannot change the condition they first stepped on the scale, example: you cannot step on the first time with socks on and then remove socks if over weight to try and make it. (This is a national rule).
•Once official weigh ins start there can be no attempt to lose weight: use the bathroom, run, jump rope, spit, etc.
•The wrestler can step on the original scale they attempted twice: step on, off and back on. (Again a national rule).
•Wrestler can step on ALL remaining official scales one time and one time only in an attempt to make weight.
I find it hard to believe the weigh in officials in California refused to give this guy the opportunity to try all available remaining official weigh in scales.
No, Stanford. Koll is now at Stanford. Wrestling Law West.So he officially committed to Cornell? 🤔😉
I have ask, but I have had cops just refuse to give the information. It has been quite a while since I have received a ticket and had to ask though.My 93-yo dad religiously takes his blood pressure at home daily. We noticed that the doctor never even read Dad's home readings, so we took his machine to the hospital to get checked against official. Dad's machine was off by over 10.
Non-medical: I work for a large engineering company. Our test instrumentation needs to be recalibrated every 2 years (some sensors fail sooner). This becomes a real challenge on complex platforms (think aircraft or military vehicles) -- nobody wants to pause a test program by several months to check out the instrumentation. Also nobody wants bad data.
Also non-medical: if you ever get pulled over for speeding, get the radar gun's equipment number. Chances are very good it's well out of calibration.
I asked once. The Officer was happy to show me the radar unit and well as the nice leather bound calibration record book he kept he the glove box. He had several years of data and the most recent recording was two weeks prior. I didn't bother writing anything down and gave him a complement on keeping such clean records.I have ask, but I have had cops just refuse to give the information. It has been quite a while since I have received a ticket and had to ask though.
You've been banned again wtf man lol. Seriously. What did you do this time?Ok let me be more specific then. He said Iowa was in on trying to get him to flip. I'll try to be more exact next time but keep in mind I can't double check my work and going off memory now since I've been banned.
Your crew is fine with accusing parents of taking payoffs, programs cheating and kids juicing. You'll have to forgive me for not caring if I get the finer details of what's posted over there correctly.
You can still read their forum. Open up a private window, go to their site but don't sign-in.Ok let me be more specific then. He said Iowa was in on trying to get him to flip. I'll try to be more exact next time but keep in mind I can't double check my work and going off memory now since I've been banned.
Your crew is fine with accusing parents of taking payoffs, programs cheating and kids juicing. You'll have to forgive me for not caring if I get the finer details of what's posted over there correctly.