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I saw where the Cowboys signed 5 recruits which includes Travis Mastrogiovani and Victor Voinovich. So far Kyle Haas did not sign. They say that Mastro projects as a 65 which doesn't make sense to me because I see him as a 49 and at most a 57.
Should we be concerned Haas didn't sign?
I know Coleman and UNC are going after Williams hard.Have to think he ends up at Okie St or UNCQuentin Saunders out of KS to Northern Colorado. Not really a need weight (184/197), but he's very good and I was hoping we signed him.
Really hope we get Jordan Williams. If we can add him to Anthony Ferrari, I think we'll be able to keep pace with PSU.
He, Williams, is linked to UNC by Harding right?
Anyone heard anything on Braxton Amos? I just noticed that he is not on Wisconsin's roster.
That's who he's most familiar with yes.But as W17 said they've JO as wellHe, Williams, is linked to UNC by Harding right?
Not a huge surprise but Anthony Ferrari makes it official and commits to the good guys.
Not a huge surprise but Anthony Ferrari makes it official and commits to the good guys.
Would love to know everyone’s projected weight
These last 3 recruiting classes (20. 21 and 22) with 2 of these classes not in school yet is the best I have seen going back to LeRoy Smith's and I believe Eric Wais class which was a long time ago. Here are those 3 classes but just the star recruits 25/33= Trevor Mastro, and Jakason Burk. 41/49= Travis Mastro and Jordan Williams. 57/65 Victor Voinovich and Anthony Ferrari. 74/84 Dustin Plott and Luke Surber. 97/ HWT= AJ Ferrari and Konnor Doucette. That could cover every weight class although Surber and Doucette are good recruits probably not star recruits. Making the situation even better we have several very good wrestlers that are sophomores who can wrestle this year and be sophomores next year. This group would be led by 133 Daton Fix, 125/33 Reece Witcraft, 165 Travis Wittlake and 184 Anthony Montalvo. Quite the group of young wrestlers we could have for the next 4 to 7 years. With Haas we need him at HWT if AJ stays at 97 but if AJ goes to HWT 197 would be his place. You would think National Championships should be in our near future but these wrestlers need to be developed. I believe our coaches match Penn. St. and Iowa but especially Penn. St RTC could cost us in regards to developing wrestlers. Also Penn. St has upped their recruiting also. The next years should be really competitive and exciting.Would love to know everyone’s projected weight
The article indicates he is coming to Oklahoma State but does not indicate when.So is Haas coming in next year? Or is he grey shirting? I didn't see the article.
I was thinking if he took a grey shirt, we could use that $ to bring back Boo or Kaid (if they want).
The article indicates he is coming to Oklahoma State but does not indicate when.
Pretty sure it doesn't work that way.Need to get one of Ferrari parents a job at OSU to save scholarship money
Pretty sure it doesn't work that way.
Many universities have a program for children of faculty & staff for half to 100% off tuition only. Most of those require having been employed at the university a number of years before eligible for the benefit. Universities are also generally equal opportunity employers. Thus they can't just go hire unqualified parents of recruits to save on scholarships nor should any want that as it would be going on at every major wrestling program.Yes it does. If they work for the school, the cost to attend classes is free...or close to it.
Many universities have a program for children of faculty & staff for half to 100% off tuition only. Most of those require having been employed at the university a number of years before eligible for the benefit. Universities are also generally equal opportunity employers. Thus they can't just go hire unqualified parents of recruits to save on scholarships nor should any want that as it would be going on at every major wrestling program.