Cash Wilcke interview

[Todd Conner]

https://iowawrestlingblog.com/2017/10/cash-wilcke-interview/




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[Fan In Black]

A man of few words. I like it.

 

[Knight563]

Maybe I’m just noticing it more but these interviews Todd has been doing it seems like the team is very close. Seems like it’s all about the team lately not just “individual talk” - “going to war with my teammates.”

Good stuff.

 

[rival_me]

"What weight are you going to compete at this year?

Wilcke: 197. "

soooo...any room for argument there?....

 

[Knight563]

"What weight are you going to compete at this year?

Wilcke: 197. "

soooo...any room for argument there?....

As long as him and Warner can figure out 84 97 next year all is good!

 

[JohnBasedow]

Good stuff, I expect to see a big jump out of Wilcke this year. I think the added size, strength and experience will serve him quite well.

 

[jvclark]

Maybe I’m just noticing it more but these interviews Todd has been doing it seems like the team is very close. Seems like it’s all about the team lately not just “individual talk” - “going to war with my teammates.”

Good stuff.

Sounds like they like each other, respect each other and dare I say it? Have f** with each other.

 

[Knight563]

Sounds like they like each other, respect each other and dare I say it? Have fun with each other.

Edit the UN to ** immediately! For your own sake...I made that mistake once and the board hammered me

 

[jvclark]

Edit the UN to ** immediately! For your own sake...I made that mistake once and the board hammered me

Damn. Forgot to

 

[rossel 33]

now that's development!

<<After placing eighth at Big Ten’s, Wilcke earned an at-large bid at 197 after a wrestler had to withdraw from the NCAA’s due to injury. That may turn out to be the turning point in Wilcke’s career as he took full advantage of his opportunity at nationals. After a first round win over the fifteenth seed, Wilcke dropped a 4-1 match to the fourth seed. He then won back to back matches by decision and then dropped a 7-6 match in the Round of 12, aka – The Blood Round. It was Wilcke’s performance at the end of the year that showed how much he had developed throughout the season. As a freshman basically wrestling up a full weight class, he found himself an eye blink away from being an All American. >>