No. 15 Wrestling Sweeps Duke, Franklin & Marshall in Season Opener​

No. 15 Wrestling Sweeps Duke, Franklin & Marshall in Season Opener - Rutgers University Athletics

BETHLEHEM, Pa. – No. 15 Rutgers wrestling (2-0) defeated Duke, 46-4, and Franklin & Marshall, 41-3, on Saturday afternoon at Journeymen's WrangleMania in Bethlehem,

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mdk01 said:

They indeed could win any or all of the games. Watching UMD tonight their WRs and defensive backs will be a challenge. And good call with respect to Duff. He seems to be a little below the radar because he caught no TD passes.

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knights1212 said:

I went to the one in Union on the parkway. I was told they are not a franchise Shake Shack and they didn’t have to follow the email but the manager was so nice after I showed him the email and he gave me a white and black shake anyway. He said he couldn’t do this in the future. He was very nice. If there is a next time I must go to Menlo Park. The shake was very good.

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Section124 said:

Forgot about that. Video at the stadium appeared to show the DB’s foot was on the line. I saw a post on X that said he was in so I need to watch tomorrow since I recorded the game.

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Joey Bags said:

Where the hell are they playing? The practice court?

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RU-05 said:

I bought some crypto on Coinbase today. Not a ton, but bought some SOL(looks like it wants to break out) and added a little BTC(also looks like it wants to break out.....if it already hasn't).

Spurred on by this weeks Compound and Friends. They had a chart lady on this weeks show and she liked the looks of it(wasn't as hot on equities in the near term).

I also like the Trump story right now. If they US buys into BTC, and Venezuala looks like a genius for getting in early(does anyone know at what price they bought in?) what other countries look to jump in. But the US Gov't on it's own can push this higher.

I also see the US Gov't buying more BTC as validation of the asset class, and more US institutions(pensions, retirements etc) will follow.

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