Kansas college wrestling`
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03/25/04 04:22 AM
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Lucas Baker
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I was told recently that KU had a row team. Can any please explain how KU can have a **** row team but not a wrestling program? Who in the he!! Rows? it is not a high school sport is it?
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/25/04 04:35 AM
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Dingbat
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How 'bouts this...
Last year KSU added a women's equestrian team...yet many great Kansas wrestlers can only show their skills in the annual intramural tourney.
(3X intramural champ...hollaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa)
Congrats, Aquinas! Great job, Hat Town! Salyer Rules!
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/25/04 04:36 AM
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Dingbat
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What does equestrian even MEAN?
Congrats, Aquinas! Great job, Hat Town! Salyer Rules!
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/25/04 06:04 AM
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rocknraider
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The equestrian team at ku is a competitive horse team. They do all sorts of obstacles on horseback and make their horses look pretty for the judges. Pretty lame a$$ stuff if u ask me.
I know a few peeps on the KU Rowing team and they tell me how hard it is and what not. And i still have come to the conclusion that it needs to be systematicalliy destroyed, eliminated and wrestling instituted in its place.
Dingbat- How long ago did u go to KU? Also was ur competition pretty tough at the intramural meet? I am pretty excited about it and definitely am entering.
With the power of Ra!
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/26/04 05:18 PM
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red mop top
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do you not think rowing is hard rocknraider? i bet it could be tough, depending on how hard you practiced.
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/26/04 05:22 PM
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JhrisCennings
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Dingbat was a 3x KSU intramural champ. Also, Bill's daughter is a horse rider. That is why they have a horse team.
So this kid is putting on his shoes right, and his mom says, honey you're putting your shoes on the wrong feet, and the little kid says, no mom these are my feet
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/26/04 05:24 PM
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coachtwink
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KSU has the equestrian team and not KU.
We all have title iX to thank.
When I win the lottery (any day now) I am going to walk into the AD's office at K-State and ask how much it will cost to start a wrestling program, then I will proceed to write a check!
Any fool can criticize, complain, and condemn- and most do.
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/27/04 01:20 AM
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mike fairleigh
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I don't think that would happen even if the money were donated. Ask some of the really old guys that are on here occasionally about wrestling at K-state. [Ron Tacha (Norton), Bill Kelller(St. Francis) Wayne Woofter(Colby) Leon Younger (Wakeeney)to name a few] they had a program with some NCAA all american guys and a Coach hired that had been the Asst. at O-state. Vince Gibson needed more money for a loser football team and the entire program was trashed. Now they have a winning football program and the general football mentality is that wrestling is not even a sport, just a pastime that ranks somewhere below disrespecting women in motel rooms. Forget about K-state.
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/27/04 05:31 AM
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Aaron Sweazy
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I like the Really Old Guys comment, I'm sure they prefer to be called WISE MEN, as opposed to the Manhattan crew which might be dubbed the WISE GUYS!
Yours in wrestling,
The Swayz swayz.wrestling@gmail.com recruiting help, promoting the sport& more!
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/27/04 09:02 AM
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J.C. Norman
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I'm wondering why no one with the exception of Aaron recognizes the club at K-State. These guys have talent and need all of your support. They need money for a mat and equipment.
This is one thing you can concider is that if they were to get say $50000 a year from private investors they could give some scholarships and hire a coach. I know thats alot of money but if half of you spread the word you could find someone to provide this support.
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/27/04 03:09 PM
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V-S Vikings
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No one is knocking the club JC, but that's what it is — a club. It's never going to have the visability that an NCAA D-I program has, and that's just the way it is. The clubs provide a great outlet for the sport, but in the wrestling community (nationally) they are viewed as little more than glorified intramurals. Kansas needs a D-I program and frankly I don't think K-State is the right avenue.
How about Wichita State? No football, nice facilities and competition within easy reach. Hmmm...
"The only thing you ever deserve is what you earn." — Tom Brands, Head Wrestling Coach, Virginia Tech
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/27/04 03:29 PM
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Aaron Sweazy
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I recognize the club team because Harold Jagerson who was the coach at Chapman became there coach for a while maybe 2 seasons.
Yours in wrestling,
The Swayz swayz.wrestling@gmail.com recruiting help, promoting the sport& more!
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/27/04 05:46 PM
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mike fairleigh
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WSU would be a really great fit for wrestling. I never really considered what BRC brought up until just now. (see 2 posts above) with no football program, the ratio for title nine would be a possible, and the location is really good for recruiting both east and west within the state. I do know they are quite into the baseball thing with their development money, but it would sure be great to see a wrestling program there.
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/27/04 06:52 PM
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Dingbat
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"Tig Ole Bitties" outscored the KSU club team in the intramural tournament 2 years in a row.
Congrats, Aquinas! Great job, Hat Town! Salyer Rules!
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/27/04 10:44 PM
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someoldguy
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Didn't the "Tig Ole Bitties" get second this year to the "Big Bodies"? Meaning the "Big Bodies" outscored the KSU club team this year then as well!
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Re: Kansas college wrestling`
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03/28/04 02:58 AM
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Dingbat
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Alas, many of our ringers have graduated, and we lost to a superior team this year. Big ups to the Big Bodies. However, I would love to see a match between this year's Big Bodies and the Tig Ol' Bitties of 2001.
Congrats, Aquinas! Great job, Hat Town! Salyer Rules!
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