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Rutgers "Insider" Claims Elite Guys Leaving Both PSU and Iowa


Make of it what you will, but it seems far fetched if for no other reason than they are going to Rutgers. LOL.

Battle of Waterloo

Here you go.. yearly "battle" of message boards dudes arguing 1A/2A vs 3A.. some great matchups in this tourney

IAWrestle full rankings article

Couple weights:
120RankNameTeamYear
1 (2A)Linden PhetxoumphoneClarion-Goldfield-DowsJr
1 (3A)Jake KnightBettendorfJr
2 (1A)Hayden SchwabDon BoscoSo

132RankNameTeamYear
1 (1A)Jayden RinkenNashua-PlainfieldSr
1 (2A)Jace HedemanUnion, LaPorte CitySr
1 (3A)Carter PearsonSoutheast PolkSr
2 (1A)Tayten CoufalAlburnettJr
2 (3A)TJ KoesterBettendorfSr

Stories of bad actors in youth sports…

Last night at a middle school basketball game the opposing coach threw a tantrum that would make Fran McCaffrey blush. This idiot not only started cussing out the officials but also started cussing at our boys while flailing his arms and turning psychotic. It got so bad they ended the game with :14 seconds left and a police officer had to escort him off the court.

Middle. School. Basketball.

I won’t mention the number of stupid parents who reeked of marijuana and knew about as much about basketball as MAGAs know about inflation.

Over the years, I have seen this type of behavior get worse and worse. I’m curious what others have seen. Any anecdotes?

How will Juco ruling impact recruiting?

With the ruling that JUCO athletes retain all 4 years of NCAA eligibility regardless if they play at a JUCO for two years, how does that impact recruiting in sports? I would think it makes jucos more enticing for players to attend as they are pretty much a prep school now, especially with DI rosters being cut in most sports. Login to view embedded media

Caitlin Clark goes woke

https://time.com/7200904/athlete-of-the-year-2024-caitlin-clark/

"Clark is cognizant of the racial underpinnings of her stardom. “I want to say I’ve earned every single thing, but as a white person, there is privilege,” says Clark. “A lot of those players in the league that have been really good have been Black players. This league has kind of been built on them. The more we can appreciate that, highlight that, talk about that, and then continue to have brands and companies invest in those players that have made this league incredible, I think it’s very important. I have to continue to try to change that. The more we can elevate Black women, that’s going to be a beautiful thing.”

So disappointed she bent the knee to the woke mob and a league that hates everything about her after being apolitical up to this point.
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