Because they're mutually exclusive???
This Weekend!?!
- Thread starter edquinn06
- Start date
The West begins at the western city limits of Austin, TX.....just past Willie Small's outsized hatred of our beloved Hawkeyes.
At worst, the Fort Worth cattle yards. At worst.
My great-grandpappy died purt near a hundred years ago at the bottom of a zinc ore mine in Rifle, Colorado, so some might reckon I know from whence I speak.....back when wrasslin' weights were divided by black bear/grizzly bear sizes.
At worst, the Fort Worth cattle yards. At worst.
My great-grandpappy died purt near a hundred years ago at the bottom of a zinc ore mine in Rifle, Colorado, so some might reckon I know from whence I speak.....back when wrasslin' weights were divided by black bear/grizzly bear sizes.
Here is a couple other things- Florida is not the south. Iowa people aren't Yankees.
I'm patiently waiting all the detectives we have on this site from previous weeks to provide us answers......
If you are talking Willie Smalls, cattle is irrelevant- he prefers sheep. Texas is not considered anything geographically in the U.S., except itself. They don't want to be part of the U.S.
Now you are just being silly. Provide me a lat/long....that's not MW or a happy place.
The only direction you are going is South.
I love Lars, & IAWrestle, but the "I know something you don't, but I can't tell you." is over rated.
AZ can be called in the west or southwest.
Western US is in red. Now be quiet already.
He said strong ties to Other programs. Guessing RBY and Teasdale with that. Maybe they shoot same offer to both and first to say yes IF one does...
One of Mark Hall's only weaknesses. "...Midwest"
If anyone flips it'd have to be RBY right? Tease obviously has a lot stronger ties with PSU and can't see him flipping.
I should know this but are they both projected 133's? I believe so but also have seen some say Tease may project to be a 141 later?
For those that have seen both wrestle a few times, who would you say is the most physically gifted athlete? TIA
I should know this but are they both projected 133's? I believe so but also have seen some say Tease may project to be a 141 later?
For those that have seen both wrestle a few times, who would you say is the most physically gifted athlete? TIA
For love of God I feel like I'm on HROT reading this thread.
Alaska is considered the West? lolAZ can be called in the west or southwest.
Western US is in red. Now be quiet already.
10 years in Athens GA with ya boyz in Panic......and I mos def agree: Florida is its own Universe!
Say hello to Tebow's House of Jorts for me!
Depends on where you're at in Florida. South Florida is half New York/half Cuba. North Florida is very southern.
Not sure there should be allowed to be a PDIV before there's an SHP2. Just saying...
How about the US Census Bureau? That's not just a person, that's an entire government agency!
well he does love bass fishing, maybe he does have a future in IC!
He should go to MN if he wants Bass fishing:
http://www.espn.com/outdoors/fishing/news/story?page=b_fea_BassCities2_BMM0603
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA: "Land of 10,000 Lakes" loves its bass fishing
Water is everywhere, but where do you fish?
That's the problem for bass anglers in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Prime bass waters are about as plentiful as snowflakes around the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. And if the bounty of bass alone doesn't strike a chord in your bass-fishin' heart, the variety of fishing opportunities will.
"The Minneapolis metropolitan area has so many good bodies of water that most get only moderate to low bass fishing pressure," says Tim Lesmeister, tournament angler, outdoor writer and all-around "fishin' pro."
One exception is Lake Minnetonka, the crown jewel in this land of lakes carved by glaciers during the Ice Age.
"Lake Minnetonka is just an awesome lake," says Andy Hribar, who capped his tournament season with a Minnetonka win (on the Extream Bass circuit) in September. "It's not uncommon to catch a 3 1/2-pound average in a tournament there and not cash a check."
"Minnetonka is an absolutely phenomenal bass fishery," echoes Lesmeister. "It has always been good. But it has gotten a lot better since milfoil has taken hold. The bass are bigger, and there seems to be more of them."
The Mississippi River morphs from an overgrown trout stream north of the city into Lake Pepin, a run-of-the-river impoundment southeast of the cities. Smallmouth bass thrive throughout. Local river rats frequently claim 50-bass catches in half a day floating the Miss' near the towns of Monticello, Big Lake and Elk River, yet they see nary another fisherman.
"Fishermen are so lake-oriented here that the rivers go almost unfished," admits Lesmeister.
Lesser known waters hold an equally enviable bass cache. Little Lake Harriet, a trolling motor-only lake in the middle of Minneapolis, is another gem. "The bass fishing is phenomenal," boasts Lesmeister. "The bass anglers who do fish it, love it. You can sit there and look out over the Minneapolis skyline it's beautiful!
"Bass fishing is huge around here," he says. "You can fish a tournament every weekend, fish a Wednesday night league on Minnetonka and a Thursday evening league on Prior Lake."
Minneapolis-St. Paul Profile
Population: Minneapolis: 382,618; St, Paul: 287,769 (metro population: 2,968,805)
Major bass waters within reach: Lake Minnetonka, Whitefish Chain, Mississippi River, St. Croix River, Lake Mille Lacs and many small local lakes offering prime bass fishing.
Hometown heroes: Al and Ron Lindner, Babe Winkelman
History makers: Mark Raveling takes state record largemouth bass of 8 pounds, 15 ounces on Lake Auburn, September 2005.
Tournament facts and highlights: Twelve tournament series host three to five events each year.
Bettor's Upside: Abundant natural lakes and rivers provide diverse bass fisheries and plenty of elbowroom despite urban population. Minnetonka has national reputation as an exceptional fishery.
Bettor's Downside: Lots of small waters unknown to most bass anglers.
The oddsmaker's case: Reputation as land of snow and ice and walleye clouds recognition of superb bass fishing.
This thread was already going south and then you not only bring in politics , but you left out all of the blue states and offended half the people on this board.AZ can be called in the west or southwest.
Western US is in red. Now be quiet already.
Very good recruit and gets a foot into the SPG door.
Guessing Teasdale may be the better wrestler but RBY the better athlete at this point. Others may disagree.
Not sure who one would predict to have a better college career - probably pretty close. But if one does flip to Iowa, I predict that wrestler will have the better career due to better lightweight coaching and partners.
Not sure who one would predict to have a better college career - probably pretty close. But if one does flip to Iowa, I predict that wrestler will have the better career due to better lightweight coaching and partners.
Marinelli got our foot in the door. Getting Rocky throws the door wide open.
So is he in Iowa City now or this weekend? I mean, technically couldn't there still be 2 visiting his weekend if Rockys visit is midweek?
Rocky isn't one of the two that is coming this weekend. Also Justin Stickley has opened the SPG door even wider after Marinelli. Jordan would knock the door off the hinges.
Similar threads
Latest posts
-
Iowa WBB gets 11-seed, rematch with Wisconsin in Big Ten Tournament- Latest: TigersHawks
-
I de-committed, and nobody wanted to be my friend. (Kadyn Proctor)
- Latest: TigersHawks
-
-
-
