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QUOTE(AlphaDog @ Jan 29 2007 - 07:26 PM) 826350845[/snapback]

Notre Dame over Seymour again for the title.

 

 

 

 

 

ND did not beat Seymour for the title last year. The Irish beat Franklin Road Academy, the defending 2005 champion. FRA beat Seymour in one of the semifinal matches, while ND beat Sycamore.

 

So, Notre Dame over Seymour for the title would be the correct way to predict the outcome............................. but, and I'm sure this is going to make BCB and Harry T's green blood boil and their Irish locks stand on end, I think it is going to be the other way around. Here's how I see it based on having seen Sycamore, East Lit and ND (at the GP West Tournament) and tracking Seymour this season and seeing Seymour, ND and Sycamore at last year's A/AA Duals:

 

ND vs. Sycamore-----Got to go with the defending champs in this one. I think the Irish have too many horses for Sycamore. But, Sycamore should not forget that in 2005 everyone had Hixson penciled in as the champ and Springfield knocked them off while the Wildcats were thinking about where they were going to put the trophy.

 

East Lit vs. Seymour-----sentimentally, I'd love to see the inner city magnet school with no football team win this one. It would be great for Metro Nashville schools and a boost for wrestling too. East Lit has a good young squad. But, I think Seymour's strength through the line-up and returning experience will prevail. This one is a lot like last season's FRA v. Seymour match-----good but young team making its first trip to state (Seymour) against a team with a lot of returning wrestlers making their second trip to the state( FRA).

 

ND v. Seymour------Seymour in a close one. Irish strength in the lower weights but I think Seymour will control in the majority (note, BCB and Harry, I did not say all) of the weights from 135 up. Seymour returned almost everyone from last year's team while the Irish lost guys like Davis, Rawn and Meredith. So, the Eagles take home the hardware to upper East Tennessee.

 

OK, Harry T and BCB let's get this party started and hear from you backbenchers just how far off my rocker I have fallen.

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QUOTE(BuckLateral @ Jan 30 2007 - 07:43 PM) 826352121[/snapback]

Here's how I see it based on having seen Sycamore, East Lit and ND (at the GP West Tournament) and tracking Seymour this season

 

Thanks for the handicapping--I was hoping someone would, as I know nothing about the three non-Irish entrants. Are there any names on those three teams you'd recommend folks keep an eye on?

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QUOTE(BuckLateral @ Jan 30 2007 - 07:43 PM) 826352121[/snapback]

ND did not beat Seymour for the title last year. The Irish beat Franklin Road Academy, the defending 2005 champion. FRA beat Seymour in one of the semifinal matches, while ND beat Sycamore.

 

So, Notre Dame over Seymour for the title would be the correct way to predict the outcome............................. but, and I'm sure this is going to make BCB and Harry T's green blood boil and their Irish locks stand on end, I think it is going to be the other way around. Here's how I see it based on having seen Sycamore, East Lit and ND (at the GP West Tournament) and tracking Seymour this season and seeing Seymour, ND and Sycamore at last year's A/AA Duals:

 

ND vs. Sycamore-----Got to go with the defending champs in this one. I think the Irish have too many horses for Sycamore. But, Sycamore should not forget that in 2005 everyone had Hixson penciled in as the champ and Springfield knocked them off while the Wildcats were thinking about where they were going to put the trophy.

 

East Lit vs. Seymour-----sentimentally, I'd love to see the inner city magnet school with no football team win this one. It would be great for Metro Nashville schools and a boost for wrestling too. East Lit has a good young squad. But, I think Seymour's strength through the line-up and returning experience will prevail. This one is a lot like last season's FRA v. Seymour match-----good but young team making its first trip to state (Seymour) against a team with a lot of returning wrestlers making their second trip to the state( FRA).

 

ND v. Seymour------Seymour in a close one. Irish strength in the lower weights but I think Seymour will control in the majority (note, BCB and Harry, I did not say all) of the weights from 135 up. Seymour returned almost everyone from last year's team while the Irish lost guys like Davis, Rawn and Meredith. So, the Eagles take home the hardware to upper East Tennessee.

 

OK, Harry T and BCB let's get this party started and hear from you backbenchers just how far off my rocker I have fallen.

 

 

Thats a good annotation of what the eagles would like to happen, although i dont know how much fight they have left in them. Its been a good season and i think for them to continue their going to have to get a little more aggressive from here on out. Theyve got the skill, now they need to get the fire back and finish it.

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QUOTE(BigRedBlooded @ Jan 30 2007 - 07:54 PM) 826352127[/snapback]

Thanks for the handicapping--I was hoping someone would, as I know nothing about the three non-Irish entrants. Are there any names on those three teams you'd recommend folks keep an eye on?

 

 

Seymour's 135lb McCrosky is tough and maybe their best wrestler I believe he is a 10th grader and their 145lb Shuler is strong as well. Top to bottom a competitive team.

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QUOTE(BigRedBlooded @ Jan 30 2007 - 06:54 PM) 826352127[/snapback]

Thanks for the handicapping--I was hoping someone would, as I know nothing about the three non-Irish entrants. Are there any names on those three teams you'd recommend folks keep an eye on?

 

 

 

East Lit---Aguilar (112), Nugyen (125), Garrett (135), Ferguson (189)

 

Sycamore--Parker ( 145/152), Rosselot (125)

 

Seymour---King (130), McCroskey (135), Legg (140), Shuler (145), Wilson (152)

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