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  1. HoundedHawk

    Speaking of BTN documentaries, the next great one should be....

    It may have something to do with the thread creator. ;)
  2. HoundedHawk

    Gambling is a sin

    Hmm . . . I can't think of a verse that says gambling is a sin. Please, no debate anyone, lol.
  3. HoundedHawk

    Once upon a time...

  4. HoundedHawk

    Badger Predictions

    Or all three are basically the same thing. I don't know, but gave my opinion of a "probably" based on past and current observation. It's the same shoulder that went out of joint at nationals years ago. And notice how he preferred to react to Starocci's shots, instead of trying to pull in...
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    Is the level of injuries unprecedented in Iowa wrestling?

    Connective tissue does get stronger with stress. The key is to not stress it too much.
  6. HoundedHawk

    Was Ayala at the meet tonight?

    That actually sounds quite pessimistic to me.
  7. HoundedHawk

    Just pointing out once.......its gonna be a long week

    My request is that you let fans from other sites be here who are going to add to the quality of the board. This board should have Hawkeye homers on it, but it shouldn't have flaming gloaters from other sites here. They serve no positive purpose. I can see putting up with most hawks fans since...
  8. HoundedHawk

    Is the level of injuries unprecedented in Iowa wrestling?

    Sad, but true.
  9. HoundedHawk

    Make the call - Two or no?

    I agree. There should be some reward for the ability from the standing position to throw your opponent to your back. I'm not talking mat wrestling, but from the neutral. I thought that a couple years ago when Hall tossed Kem to his back. An amazing move, all for naught.
  10. HoundedHawk

    PSU grades

    I also think Cass's weight loss this time actually helped. He seemed more agile as he got out of that single leg. Pretty quick.
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    Is the level of injuries unprecedented in Iowa wrestling?

    Also, did the injury of the Bull take away many points from us? Yes, indeed.
  12. HoundedHawk

    Is the level of injuries unprecedented in Iowa wrestling?

    Yeah, I don't think Dean kept it legal. Warner was really screaming as he pulled up between the arrows in this description from the rules book.
  13. HoundedHawk

    Was Ayala at the meet tonight?

    Can anyone answer the question?' Inquiring minds what to know.
  14. HoundedHawk

    Is the level of injuries unprecedented in Iowa wrestling?

    There are many dings we never know about, but I noticed there were ten observable ones. 125 - Spencer gone for the year, Ayala gone for who knows how long. Ybarra's leg fully wrapped 133 - Desanto's finger is apparently being held on by tape. 141 - Eireman's wrist/hand is clearly hurt. 149 -...
  15. HoundedHawk

    Make the call - Two or no?

    Wasn't high enough. It wasn't the reason Rivera reversed the call. Shockingly, he said it was the time factor. And review shows he had it with 2 second to go.
  16. HoundedHawk

    PSU pbp

    Yeah, and I now question yours, lol. Non sequitur.
  17. HoundedHawk

    PSU grades

    I graded him lower because he did things that he knows better about. He has a great throw attempt, and then an out of position really dumb one resulting in being taken down. And he also got taken down as times expires in a period. You're a scrambler . . . scramble for just a second! Just...
  18. HoundedHawk

    PSU grades

    You don't remember him amazingly pulling in Brooks leg while extended, to then only collapse one he got it up? That's an attempt.
  19. HoundedHawk

    PSU grades

    125, F - Inexcusable lack of aggression, and toughness in the final seconds. 133, C - Average DeSanto, should have finished at least one shot or fought off just ONE. 141, C- - How on God's earth can his wrestling IQ plummet like that? Great throw then multiple brain farts. 149, A - Great...
  20. HoundedHawk

    PSU grades

    You mean 23-25 years old still with great levels of HGH, testosterone, and ability to train and recover? Let's get real here. The vast majority of olympic gold medalists are at that age, or later.
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