knight82 said:

The extreme disappointment of this team has gotten me to the point where I don't even feel like watching other games. Thanks a lot Pike.

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rpiseman said:

We wrestled our true freshman against theirs at 165…good match

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mdk01 said:

Then you have an early afternoon start on the West Coast. Not much of a pregame. And that's not taking into account Honolulu or Anchorage

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zappaa said:

I give him credit for taking that task on, with us out of the picture I’d have zero motivation.
Maybe we can win the B1G tournament 😊

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JudgeSmails56 said:

Yeah but it didn’t matter who we put out at 141. Oliveri would’ve got teached too.

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JudgeSmails56 said:

Yeah but it didn’t matter who we put out at 141. Oliveri would’ve got teached too.

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Plum Street said:

Maybe they could move it up and it starts a little earlier. I would be for that

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SCNJ said:

We had to do the same at 141 so no excuses from them

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DJ Spanky said:

I just quoted a bunch of posts to bring attention to 2010. People conveniently forget that in 2010, KC decided to completely change the offense from a pro-set (which we had used up until then) to a spread style. And it failed miserably because we didn't have the personnel to run it. The primary area was the OL, as all of the starting offensive linemen had been recruited for, and trained for, playing in a pro-set. @yesrutgers01 can probably corroborate me on this, but it was just a horrible decision to think you can throw a switch and now everyone is going to play differently. Especially with the OL, which more than any position group has to play as a unit.

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bac2therac said:

does anyone else realize that they will also be paying FORMER athletes as well dating back to 2016..totally absurd

Who gets a piece of the $2.78 billion in damages?​

Along with the future payments to athletes, the NCAA has agreed to compensate former athletes for the money they might have otherwise made during their career. All athletes who played Division I sports from 2016 through the present are eligible to receive some of that money. The 2016 cutoff date is due to the statute of limitations on antitrust claims.

Football and men's basketball players from power conference schools will be eligible to get an average of $135,000, Berman said. Women's basketball players from power conferences could receive an average of $35,000. The likely payout for athletes from other sports will depend on how many enter claims.

For some, payouts will also be based in part on the athlete's potential earning power had they been able to sign NIL deals while in school. Berman said the highest individual estimated payout for one athlete will be $1.8 million.

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bac2therac said:

what did Ace do in the last two games. He had an incredible game at Indiana and RU still wasnt close to winning.

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JudgeSmails56 said:

Nice of OSU to throw out a backup for us.

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mcpat said:

In both OT matches, the shots in SV came only from Rutgers wrestlers and no stall calls were made.

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yessir321 said:

Yup yup, I’ve started to implement stairs and more hill climbing as well. It’s so good for your heart

I gave up drinking in 2016 after my alcoholic uncle died of heart failure at 53 and was the 4th heavy drinker in my family to die under 60 years old. I sometimes miss the occasional brew but between that and becoming a father that year I just kinda never looked back on the booze.

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yessir321 said:

Not harsh at all, comparing something that causes 500+ deaths PER DAY in this country alone to something that has ZERO deaths on record and PROVEN medical benefits is absurd.

The fact that we have old farts who still are worried about ‘reafer madness’ is absurd these days, and yea, I’ll tell them ‘shut up b*tch’ In my best Dwayne Johnson voice while taking a puff of my ganj.

I’m also someone who gave up drinking years ago and knows first how how much alcohol can destroy one’s life. Cannabis is an entirely different conversation.

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