Last time I checked sleep was the best thing to recover from an illness. I do not see how going to SMN instead of GC could benefit them health wise. When I wrestled a few years back, if I had a long trip I was sleeping to be rested up. You can't sleep during school. So going to GC in theory would be better health wise for the kids then going to SMN. I just hear you guys talk about how you always seek out the best competition but yet when you went to the tournament in Colorado your two studs moved around weights to avoid two studs out there. Then you pull out of the next tournament that your athletes will face these same kids. In my opinion sounds like they are running.
Mouse...
The top two wrestlers in Kansas that seek out the toughest competition are Ryne Cokeley and Taylor Moeder. Everybody else is a DISTANT third. They were the ONLY KANSAS wrestlers that wrestled Super 32. Ryne wrestled in the college bracket at the Missouri Open. He wrestled at the Oklahoma Open against multiple state champions. He wrestled Himmelman in Colorado who had beaten him FIVE times. The St. James schedule is by far the toughest schedule that I've seen in many years.
You lost all credibility when you said they are running "from" competition. In reality they are running "to" it.
