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I agree it's far fetched, but I just shared because it makes for interesting discussion.
He claims both are "Suriano level" transfers, which would mean potential national champs. For Iowa, if that's not an exaggeration, he said guys who have already used their RS, so that would exclude Angelo and leave basically Gabe or Kueter. Neither of those guys make any sense at all to me, though. You could include PK as well if you lower the standard just a smidge, although, if he were to be considering a transfer, it doesn't seem likely that Rutgers would be on his radar in any way at all.
I agree with that completely. Gabe may not be able to wrestle at his preferred weight this year, but transferring because of that reason alone seems highly unlikely. PSU will lose a number of their recruits unless they simply want to train in the room for non-collegiate competitions.
I'm gonna be raging pissed if we fuvk around and lose Arnold.Holy smokes!!!
So, over the years I have got my balls broken over me saying Cooperman was leaving...he left.Then I said Campolattano was coming here and got laughed at ...I was right.The I predicted my shitliner Suriano was leaving Penn State and coming to Rutgers,got hammered for that...he came here. Just got...
Make of it what you will, but it seems far fetched if for no other reason than they are going to Rutgers. LOL.
Based on numerous posts like this one from Coach, it seems like the Arnold’s are very happy members of the Iowa wrestling family.
This is the part that might be the most baffling. Why would any elite wrestler leave either PSU or Iowa for Rutgers? Suriano did it because it was close to home for him, not for wrestling reasons. Does that apply to anyone on either PSU or Iowa right now?
I think for the guys who are going to be squeezed from PSU, they will all go there and RS the first year then shoot their shot at a lineup spot in their second year, and by then, if it's looking bleak that they will ever crack the starting lineup, look to portal. That would give them 2 full years training at PSU before leaving to start. They may or may not get a year as a bridge type starter until another elite guy comes in and takes the spot as well. That is the path that Facundo is on with a 4th year for an ORS tacked on as well. If he doesn't beat out Kasak for 157, which seems unlikely, he'll transfer out after this season and have a whole line of suitors where he can go start with two years of eligibility left.
No high level guys on either team are from NJ besides Van Ness. And he said Van Ness isn't one of them . This is all nonsense I don't see anyone heading to Rutgers
The only person on Iowa that has any connection to Rutgers whatsoever is Angelo Ferrari. The Ferrari’s lived in Jersey for a bit and Rutgers was listed in his top 3. I’d wager he’s a Suriano type for sure. He seems pretty happy to be a Hawk in all his interviews. He talks a lot about his partners in the room being great based on all the different looks they give him. He also seems to really like and respect Tom Brands.
I tend to agree. I just wanted to post for discussion sake.
Yeah, it specifically says that the Iowa transfer has used his RS already, which would seem to exclude Angelo, but that could be wrong, I guess.
Wouldn’t Drake, Caliendo and Arnold fit, not paying any attention to the likelihoods … ?
Was that a response to the guy he also told to “go do squats in a cucumber patch”? 🤣
He said high level wrestler, so that would rule isu out
Told who so? Told them what?
How is he supposed to win it exactly when he's not being given mat time at his best weight nor has there been a wrestle off?
I am so Sorry for being late. I had some oxtail, rice and peas, cabbage, and fried plantains for dinner last night. I actually found it at a new place here in Iowa. It's called Island vybz. If you know where Fin & Feather is, it's across the street in that little strip mall where that hardware store is. I'll be honest, it's just as good, if not BETTER than what I've had while in the Caribbean. When I say the meat falls off the bone....... MELTS in your mouth.
This holiday season when we’re discussing what we’re thankful for, Coach Phil on HR is at the top of my list. He’s the gift that keeps on giving the whole year round.
