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► Add to the Discussion Page 1, 2  Next Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 When Tom Ryan first arrived at Ohio State, he had a mandate--find a 125 pounder. At the time, Ohio State had gone years without a credible presence at the lowest weight and everyone wanted to see him resolve this issue. One of his first big recruits was Nikko Triggas who was considered to be a top prospect at the time. Fast forward past numerous national champs, two runnerup team finishes, an NCAA team title, a rare 4x champ, a Big Ten Title, a World and Olympic Champ....and Tom Ryan is back to the beginning. Bucks need a 125 pound prospect. He doesn't have to land a superstar...but he needs to get someone with potential in the room by next season. Nate is a junior and has moved up. Rodriguez is a frosh but he's making a big pull. And there's no backup. Who's out there right now who's a senior....in Ohio...that fits the description?        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Cory Surles added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 The koontz twins we just signed look like nice sleepers. But I think at this point we are going to have Rodriguez until "hopefully" Decatur gets here. And I would love to get both of the Decaturs!        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 Who are the Koontz twins?        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Matt Hall added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 Quote from Hank Kornblut's post: "Who are the Koontz twins?" https://twitter.com/wrestlingbucks/status/798909047630139393        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Matt Hall added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 Speaking of recruits... What do we know about Zach Steiner? https://twitter.com/wrestlingbucks/status/796722801210232832        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 Quote from Matt Hall's post: " Quote from Hank Kornblut's post: "Who are the Koontz twins?" https://twitter.com/wrestlingbucks/status/798909047630139393" Awesome. Love twins. They're perpetually competitive.        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Jason L. Jackson added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 I've brought this up before, but what about Matt Cardello. Not an immediate fix, but a junior 113 who is ranked in the top 10 nationally. Possible 125 candidate down the road.        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Cory Surles added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 Looking at the videos the joints twins are yearly nationally competitors in Greco and each have a state title under their belt..So there is potential there.        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Michael Rodriguez added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 I'm wrong a lot, but I don't see Decatur as a 125-pounder in college.        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Ben Golden added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 Quote from Michael Rodriguez's post: "I'm wrong a lot, but I don't see Decatur as a 125-pounder in college." Career 125. Guaranteed.        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Michael Rodriguez added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 I can't tell if you're being sarcastic???        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Ben Golden added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 I am.        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Michael Rodriguez added to this discussion on November 16, 2016 Ok, I feel way better now.        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Josh Lowe added to this discussion on November 17, 2016 Koontz twins are undersized (you're talking about 106/113 types through their junior year). I can't see them as high-end early career starter types. At least that's what their productivity to date tells me. Unfortunately the high-end early career starter type a 125 just signed with Oklahoma State on Wednesday afternoon.        Discussion Topic: Tom Ryan On The Clock Michael Rodriguez added to this discussion on November 17, 2016 Quote from Josh Lowe's post: "...Unfortunately the high-end early career starter type a 125 just signed with Oklahoma State on Wednesday afternoon." Isn't Fix ranked at 132?        ► Add to the Discussion Page 1, 2  Next