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Rutgers wrestling seeks elusive win over top 10 team Sunday against Illinois

I think it was Nebraska around 2016.

College Wrestling: No. 11 Rutgers upsets No. 4 Nebraska​

NICHOLAS GRAVINA AND NO. 11 RUTGERS WON ITS FIRST BIG TEN GAME OF THE SEASON IN AN UPSET OF NO. 4 NEBRASKA.
PISCATAWAY, N.J. – By the time the clock ticked to zero, Nicholas Gravina admitted he wasn’t sure who had won the 184-pound bout. He was quickly reminded by the 2,652 fans cheering on their feet at the Rutgers Athletic Center.
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Should Schiano lighten up on the Cultural match ?

I’m not the biggest Schiano fan here but this is the one thing he got right all these years. There’s not many, IF ANY, scumbags in the program that would embarrass their family, friends, schools, or Rutgers. For the most part, he brought in quality young men to compete and represent the program. He shouldn’t budge on that, IMO.

OT: New York Mets 2024-2025 Off Season Thread

I understand your point and I agree with it as well.

However if Alonso does indeed leave - what is the alternative plan?

Are you comfortable with Vientos at 1b - a position he has never played - and Baty and / or Mauricio at 3b ?

I’m not !

Hence why I want this contract with Alonso to get done.

3/80 seems fair given given reported Mets offer of 3/68 and current market values for 1b

Problem is Mets are probably bidding against themselves and Boras shooting for deal with an AAV of $30 m.

An inflated 1 year deal is what it may end up at via these stalled deals with Boras clients !
If the Mets are probably bidding against themselves, there’s no one else to win.

As to letting him go, I take a broader view. Fans are terrible GMs, always have been, and always will be. When the front office is doing what the fans want, it’s a bad sign. Always.

Now Stearns has a terrific track record with the Brewers and their lack of resources, and did very well in year one with the Mets—certainly better than most fans were predicting when they were self-mutilating before last season, much as some are now. So I trust his decision-making process more than the panicked “well if we lose this guy or don’t sign that guy we’re screwed” thinking that fans have every off season.

So I don’t need to have a plan. And, by definition, my plan will suck. I’m just glad we have a guy in charge whose plans don’t suck, in fact generally turn out to be excellent, and are backed by the most money in the league.

This team stinks

Who cares what score we lost by to Bama, A&M, and Michigan State. We also lost by 1 to Princeton and 2 to Kennesaw. There is no such thing as a good loss, losses are losses. I love the way you say “switch those three” like it’s just as easy as flipping a light switch. Those wins are not easy to get and not as simple as just saying “switch those three”. If we were good enough to win those games we would have won those games. We can give the team participation trophies at the end of the year for all their hard work and effort for their close losses towards their 16-15 eventual record.
Read the OP. The thread is saying the team stinks. I disagree and showing examples. No one was giving out trophies for moral victories just saying we are not a bad team nor for that matter a good team either because a good team would have pulled out victories in those games. But we don’t stink. You hopefully understand the point more clearly.
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Poor NIL is the biggest reason for our disappointing season

Another thought, there were 17,000 plus at msg yesterday. Many love their Knights. But success also generates donations. Had they built on the 2019-2021 success I feel NIL wouldn’t really be a problem. Instead poor recruiting, poor player development and retention, all but ignoring offensive talent and schemes until this year and now we’ve completed the bell curve of basement-good-basement in about 4-5 year increments.
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