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Discussion Topic: Ohio HS top uncommitted seniors
Being more of a college fan than HS, always intrigued by where these young men land.
Discussion Topic: Ohio HS top uncommitted seniors
Goldberg St Eds came out of "nowhere" and just cleaned house at end of season in Ohio.
Discussion Topic: Ohio HS top uncommitted seniors
Carson Mize previously committed to Cleveland State
Discussion Topic: Ohio HS top uncommitted seniors
Yes I am told by a good source that Mize is a monster. Someone go get this kid.
Discussion Topic: Ohio HS top uncommitted seniors
I watched Mize this year a couple times. I think he has a lot of up side as a college wrestler.
Discussion Topic: Ohio HS top uncommitted seniors
Quote from Hank Kornblut's post:
"Goldberg St Eds came out of "nowhere" and just cleaned house at end of season in Ohio."
Discussion Topic: Ohio HS top uncommitted seniors
As always, it's the best site for wrestling. I think 30-40 years ago, coaches were able to develop the skill of a nonstate champ. Dan St. John at ASU was a two-time NCAA Champ, and Bobby Douglas developed his talent. Brian Dolph and NCAA Champ Jim Humphrey, and Joe McFarland both helped develop the skills that got him to the top of the podium. I believe the list on here has guys like that, but what is lacking is the time coaches have to develop a kid, especially at the larger schools. Penn State has done well at it. Carter Storocci was a 4th at Fargo, got in that room, and the rest is history. He was great, but 5x great; that is a different level of domination. I think anyone on that list, given the time to develop, is a d1 podium guy, but I would argue that Jim Weir and Dan St. John are both NCAA champs. Do any of you know or care what division it is? I don't. The resume says NCAA Champ!
Discussion Topic: Ohio HS top uncommitted seniors
Quote from Bill Splete's post:
"As always, it's the best site for wrestling. I think 30-40 years ago, coaches were able to develop the skill of a nonstate champ. Dan St. John at ASU was a two-time NCAA Champ, and Bobby Douglas developed his talent. Brian Dolph and NCAA Champ Jim Humphrey, and Joe McFarland both helped develop the skills that got him to the top of the podium. I believe the list on here has guys like that, but what is lacking is the time coaches have to develop a kid, especially at the larger schools. Penn State has done well at it. Carter Storocci was a 4th at Fargo, got in that room, and the rest is history. He was great, but 5x great; that is a different level of domination. I think anyone on that list, given the time to develop, is a d1 podium guy, but I would argue that Jim Weir and Dan St. John are both NCAA champs. Do any of you know or care what division it is? I don't. The resume says NCAA Champ!
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