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The Truth about this team


This is good because it breaks down offensive and defensive efficiency when the said player is on the floor. How many points are scored divided by possessions (adjusted for competition)

Somerville (while on the floor) our offense is worse and our defense is worse. Sample size is 4 games and there are 4 other players on the court, but....
Evan ratings were not fans of JWill last year

FB Recruiting 2025 DE Chase Linton decommits from Rutgers Football


Many people are saying your application for Trump U was rejected. #Bitter
Dumbass. I graduated from Rutgers long before there was a Trump U.
Did you get a two-year or a four-year degree from Trump ?
And why does your alma mater no longer exist ?
Also, do you know where I can buy a Trump bible ? Or a Trump watch ? Or Trump sneakers ?

College Coaches Call to Action to Save Wrestling

A message from Michigan Wrestling Head Coach Sean Bormet regarding college wrestling this season!! Great message on how we can all support our Michigan college programs amidst upcoming NCAA Wrestling changes:

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Dear Wrestling Families, Coaches, and Enthusiasts,

I hope you’re as excited as I am for the start of wrestling season! We’re at a pivotal time for NCAA Division I athletics, especially for Olympic sports like wrestling.

As many of you know, the recent House v. NCAA settlement has led to significant changes in college athletics. Consequently, Division I athletic departments nationwide are reassessing their sports offerings and making crucial decisions about resource allocation to adapt to this new financial landscape. One key factor in this process is the fan base strength reflected by attendance and growth potential.

Now more than ever, your support matters. The best way to shape the future of college wrestling is to show up, live and in person, at dual meets. While TV and streaming make it convenient to watch from home, this season is a call to action for in-person attendance—to fill our arenas, energize our teams, and demonstrate wrestling’s true value and popularity across the state of Michigan.

This isn’t just about our program; it’s a call to action for the entire Michigan wrestling community, especially for our Division I programs at Central Michigan University, Michigan State University, and the University of Michigan. Let’s make wrestling one of the most well-attended sports across every campus!

Our first home dual meet is this Sunday, November 17th, at 5 p.m. against Columbia at Crisler Center. I would love to see each of you there and bring your family and friends along! Coaches, please consider bringing your youth or high school wrestlers – let’s inspire the next generation by showing them the excitement of college wrestling firsthand.

Single meet tickets and group tickets are affordable, making it easy for everyone to join in. Your presence in the arena is crucial to strengthening the future of wrestling in the state of Michigan. Let’s make a powerful statement together!

Group - https://myumi.ch/3Q289
Single meet - https://myumi.ch/eg8rn

Thank you for your support, and I look forward to seeing many of you this Sunday at Crisler. Please consider and feel free to share this with everyone in your own wrestling network or community.

Sean Bormet
University of Michigan
Head Coach | Wrestling

OT: Real Estate Question - Toms River/Brick and area

My point is, it's going to be years before these people earn that salary. Where should they live before that?

The more we push off the timing, the more people push into non-child bearing age. And then we get into who is going to care for children and the cost of it.

Or, just have a smidge of home construction that would allow people from the town, or those working there, not to have to worry about these issues. Idk, seems like not too big a deal to me but I live in a place where politicians brag about building affordable homes and not keeping them out.
You’re the one that said 150. I followed your lead with my reply. No one is saying to put off families or that people are not welcome to “come home”. Home doesn’t need to be the hottest and most competitive real estate markets in the country. I never thought I could get a 2 bedroom apartment in soho when i was 23 why would this generation be entitled to a 4 bedroom house in certain sections of Monmouth County. Makes no sense. You go where you can afford. As I and others have said you can find great opportunities within 5-10 miles of this desired area.

The Truth about this team


This is good because it breaks down offensive and defensive efficiency when the said player is on the floor. How many points are scored divided by possessions (adjusted for competition)

Somerville (while on the floor) our offense is worse and our defense is worse. Sample size is 4 games and there are 4 other players on the court, but....

College Coaches Call to Action to Save Wrestling

A message from Army West Point Wrestling Associate Head Coach Scott Green regarding the state of college wrestling this season as we are at a crossroads with NCAA Wrestling changes and Division I athletics. Please read, share, and go support our in-state college wrestling teams this season - starting with the Black Knight Invite this weekend.
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Fellow NY Wrestling Enthusiasts,

Now is the time.

Being a college wrestling fan in our great state has never been more important. The season is here, and we hope to see you in the stands supporting your favorite program.

As you probably know, we are at a crossroads in Division I athletics, with the prospect of things like revenue sharing, NIL , the transfer portal and a whole host of other factors forcing athletic departments to take a hard look at their offerings. Administrators at some schools have the unenviable task of figuring out how to fund all of their programs at the current levels and how to remain competitive while staying financially solvent. The next few years are going to be interesting times for Division I wrestling.

We are blessed in New York to have healthy programs across the state, and we are thrilled here at West Point to be one of them. Each of the seven programs in NY has worked hard to cultivate strong ties to the local community it is a part of, and we need to all be mindful of how important it is to support and sustain college wrestling at all levels across the Empire State.

Here is my ask. You can call it a call to action if you wish. Buy tickets to an NCAA wrestling match this year and attend as many as you can. Yes, streaming is easier and allows you to do so from the comfort of your couch. Yes, some of you may have to travel a great distance to do this. But there is literally no substitute for a packed gym at a wrestling dual. It energizes the athletes. An experience like this keeps people coming back. But most importantly, administrators notice. Ticket sales are revenue. Revenue, now more than ever, matters.

If you aren't busy Sunday- come watch us take on Penn State and a host of other schools at the Black Knight Invite - Ticket link in article below.


If you can't make that one, find one you can attend. And bring a friend. Or ten.

We are very good at being relevant to ourselves in the wrestling community. We NEED to be relevant to our local communities as well. We need to show that we are an important piece of the overall athletics puzzle. I'm confident we can do this, together.

I'm asking you to show up this weekend, and I'm asking you to show up all year. Pick a program to support. Go watch them wrestle. Buy their gear. Donate to their program. Make a difference.

See you soon.

Scott Green
Associate Head Wrestling Coach
Army West Point

OT: Real Estate Question - Toms River/Brick and area

The ironic part about this is that many who game the system in this way are the same ones who are against union benefits for other people.

Great for me but not for thee.

“Socialism!!!”

The best is the guy who got free RU tuition and admission because of a union complaining about unions.

I have yet to see him offer to pay it back.
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OT: QB Bryce Underwood flips to Mich for 10.5M

Oh my... does this actually provide an incentive to commit to a big time program to negotiate a better NIL deal from a team you might prefer?

Probably not what happened here.. but does this example show it would be a reasonable thing to try?

Think of this case.. when Bryce was first making his choice of LSU, surely there were NIL offers from both Michigan and LSU. In that process, surely he got Michigan's best offer at the time.. he could have taken it. Perhaps he wanted to take it.. but LSU offered more. Maybe Michigan knew he wanted to choose them and they put a value on that in their NIL offer making it lower for that reason.

But choosing LSU caused Michigan to rethink it all and gather enough support for a new pricey offer.

I wonder if other recruits and their advisors and agents will consider making such moves.

I wonder if flipping on commitments is going to become very commonplace among top recruits.
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OT: Real Estate Question - Toms River/Brick and area

Why does all available land need to be built upon? Why do you need high density housing? If you want to see bad public planning drive along Rt1 between Princeton and New Brunswick. That was farmland up until the 90's when COAH took effect. You know what happened? It went to police and fire and moderate income first go around. Then it was open market.

It is fine if Jimmmy and John don't return to their home town at 23. The last thing I wanted to do was live in Central Jersey after college. I also couldn't afford to "buy" a house anywhere at 23. But you know what? After 15 years of living in the city I wanted to move to the suburbs. Guess what I could afford it at 40.

I took a public planning class at RU in mid 90's and the professor said then, the modern slum is the suburban sprawl of condos. He was not wrong.

I agree. I haven't moved back to Central Jersey. But if everyone moves north, I am not sure who is going to be a teacher and nurse in Central NJ.

Route 1 may have a lot of traffic but generally the area is called the "Brain Corridor" and it's a sought after area to live.

Not everywhere has to be built upon, but NIMBYs and the "Rent is too damn high" (or mortgage rates or home prices) are deeply correlated groups. One has to give...
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