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  1. It looks like the story was updated to correct the omission.  
     

    I stand by what I said as far as only counting Tennessee guys. One of the wrestlers included clearly wrestled for the state of Georgia with a GA next to his listing in the bracket. I’m curious, does Georgia get to claim him as an All-American too? Which cadet dual team will he be on?

  2. On 4/7/2018 at 9:55 PM, cobrakid8 said:

    Well CBG and Ow, pretty sure NEItHER of you have a child wrestling right now so this should be ever so simple! It's either put up or shut up it's that simple, if you want to whine put together the perfect way of putting together the team including setting up places for wrestles offs and whatever else needs to be done, I am dang sure you two can put those huge brains together and get this done, so I say hey Mr Kramer you have your coaches for next year! So enough of the daddyball excuses for the two of you if you aren't really to make sacrifice of doing the coaching yourself, instead you two want to talk on here like a bunch of little teenage girls just like you supposedly talked to so many kids that weren't on the team but yet your phone still works!  Thinking the problem with TN wrestling is we have a bunch of whining little babies that when they don't get their way would rather cry instead of getting stuff done themselves! Again if  King Greene had a full time to get this done it would be on him, but if someone wanted to wrestle this all they had to do I am sure is call Coach Kramer and he could have told them who was putting the team together and I am pretty sure all the ones you two are whining about didn't make that call and I am pretty sure king Greene wouldn't have turned down some state champ s and such for his own kids if they had made themselves known to even be available! 

     

    also CBG, someone doesn't have to have ever wrestled to be a good coach, I know two coaches back in the 70's and 80's that won state championships that never wrestled in their life they just spent the time learning how to coach the sport and coaching takes a special person, I never played soccer in my life, but my teams have done pretty well! 

    I think you misunderstand a big part of why people have a problem with this. If you are trying to put together a true team Tennessee, then it should be a true team Tennessee. The wrestleoff idea was a great idea and fair but not feasible. If you want the best that you can get in TN you go through the results and reach out to coaches and wrestlers. They will come. I can remember about 15 to 20 yrs ago coach Henry put an incredible team together of the best wrestlers in TN and I’m pretty sure they walked through the best of PA, MI, IL and OH down at camp Jordan. I know for a fact that he didn’t put any preference on his own kids because it was a who’s who of TN wrestling. Keller, Ward, Blackmon, Yost, Simpson’s, Dunning’s, K James, Cordell, D McKnight, Q Gibson, hvy from Greeneville, etc. I watched that team and it was incredible. It was put together by inviting the best kids that would come....no preferences. Kids love to be a part of things like this.  This thing turned into a mess from the get go. 

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  3. he does a great job with DI, but he does DII wrestlers a disservice by not getting any kids in the correct weights. (Many kids have been at the same weight all year). Im not complaining. Just stating a fact and requesting that he not do DII rankings.

  4. The way I understand it Ryan and Bradley have worked out together before both state meets for a couple of years. The fellowship and camaraderie that you saw on Saturday night was probably a result of working out together and helping each other get ready for the big weekend. Both of these teams were underdogs going into the weekend and pulled it off.

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  5. i never pay much attention to a fan of the sport that thinks the match of two teams is a duel.

    Far more fitting than dual.

     

    Duel

    ˈd(y)o͞oəl/

    nounhistorical

    noun: duel; plural noun: duels

    1.

    a contest with deadly weapons arranged between two people in order to settle a point of honor.

    synonyms: affair of honor; More

    single combat;

    (sword) fight, confrontation, face-off, shoot-out

    "he was killed in a duel"

    (in modern use) a contest or race between two parties.

    "two eminent critics engaged in a verbal duel"

    synonyms: contest, match, game, meet, encounter

    "a chess duel"

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