I’m not arguing the value of a Cornell education but all three of those wrestlers you named are coaching Division I wrestling. The fact that they went to Cornell did not make them anymore qualified for what they do now.
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I’m not arguing the value of a Cornell education but all three of those wrestlers you named are coaching Division I wrestling. The fact that they went to Cornell did not make them anymore qualified for what they do now.
Sorry bro I’m workin. Ed got my back. Consolation prize- Willie Parks early 2000s from Calvary Chapel. Didn’t work out.
Also, not close to the situation, but kid is from the Riverside area. He went to St John Bosco ( about 15K a year private school) quite a drive from Riverside. Corona Santiago is public and near Riverside. He’s at a Charter school now again near his house. Good chance the movement is financially and geographically motivated by the family and not behavior
Went to three high schools in three different states due to my Dad transferring. Them's the breaks.
I work with a Cornell grad and due to that experience (sample size one ) firmly believe that a Cornell degree is highly overrated.
The Nard Dog disagrees
you sure you weren't just trying to win championships in 3 different states?
Jesse Vasquez (138#) results at CA state so far:
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Looking for his 3rd title. Finals this evening.
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Looking for his 3rd title. Finals this evening.
I wonder what they’re hiring manager thought of the Cornel degree on the resume? Bet they thought pretty highly of it which is the true value.
No prob, I’ve been busy with real life and have had less time for the important stuff like HR. Luke had some injuries. A concussion and an elbow I believe. Not sure if he’s still wrestling. I recall him hammering Jeremiah Moody in freestyle 11-0 or so and was excited to see him in Black and Gold. Hope we can get Vasquez, he’s from the same county as Troy.
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Speaking big potential: Class of 2022 (currently in 9th grade), 145 lb Texas state champion : Mario Danzi from Allen H.S. Also, Class of 2021 (10th grader) 138 state champ 44-1 record: Jamison -- Plano West
Vasquez just won his 3rd state title with a 6-3 decision in the finals. His opponent was coached by Shawn Bunch and Daniel Cormier
Vasquez's opponent was Saldate, ranked #6 in country at 138#, a Mich St recruit and no slouch (1st Doc B, 1st 5 counties, 3rd Ironman, 1st Soph NHSCA 2017).
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Jaden Abas just beat Cael Valencia 8-7 fur his 2nd title. Valencia is Zahid and Anthony’s little bro. Barn burner. Abas is committed to Stanford
Cullen, Sokol, Yabarra, Assad going after Vasquez hard on Twitter...
Look in the upper right picture - an Iowa gearbag. Hopefully, a sign of things to come!
