2019/2020 Roster

[Jacks-02]

Re: 2019/2020 Roster

https://twitter.com/8Casperson/statu...55892510838784

[witness]

2019/2020 Roster

Is that speculation or did he enter the Transfer Portal? Also did he wrestle last season unattached? FSU has posted their 18-19 individual records.

He didn't wrestle last year due to his shoulder injury and I believe he's wrestling 184 in college

[TheWombat]

Re: 2019/2020 Roster

With Trenary, Orris, Schoon, King, and now Casperson, we're not going to have to recruit an upperweight for quite some time. It's almost a shame, we seem to be really good at it.

[Jackedforlife]

Re: 2019/2020 Roster

With Trenary, Orris, Schoon, King, and now Casperson, we're not going to have to recruit an upperweight for quite some time. It's almost a shame, we seem to be really good at it.

Disagree, they’ll always be recruiting every weight. Building depth, building a pipeline...something the previous HC didn’t really concentrate on. The top programs do, build a culture...this is how you construct a team that is consistently in the top 10 and has 8+ AA’s every year. Depth and competition.

[TheWombat]

Re: 2019/2020 Roster

Disagree, they’ll always be recruiting every weight. Building depth, building a pipeline...something the previous HC didn’t really concentrate on. The top programs do, build a culture...this is how you construct a team that is consistently in the top 10 and has 8+ AA’s every year. Depth and competition.

I suppose I think that thirteen people at three weights is a bit on the high side. I'm all for depth, I'm just worried about being equitable with the distribution of our scholarships. If we can bring in some diamonds in the rough on the cheap that would be cool, but, if we're going to be intentional about recruiting certain weights, I think I'd rather us focus on the middle of our line-up. If we were able to bring in Hutmacher on a full ride (which is what it would take I'm sure), we'd have Trenary on the bench. That may sound like a good problem to have but, with 9.9 scholarships, it's a problem none the less. You're right though, I hope that some day we're able to bring in big board quality guys for a quarter and a summer job working camps so that we can have a room full of killers, but it's going to take some real prestige to be able to do that. It might take some money-ball to get us there. Of course, Hahn did it at Cornell with zero scholarships, so maybe he has some magic that I don't know about.