Originally Posted by minnEsota

is this dual being streamed tonight on flow wrestling?

YES it is

Originally Posted by goferphan

Mike Thorn:
undefeated: check (12-0)
domination: check (75% of matches are maj, tech or fall)

He's in the hunt.

Well, pretty soon it ain't going to be no fun when the rabbit got the gun-bet he does NOT win big 10.

Originally Posted by JAMMEN

May be closer than you'd think if the tossups go the Huskers way. 7pm at the colliseum.

125) Sanders dec Klingsheim 3-0
Possible major cause Sanders will come out firing, but Klingsheim has that long build that gives Eric problems.

You definitely lose obnoxious Gopher fan points for this one...

Sanders tech falled him last year, don't see how he doesn't get bonus points again this year.

Originally Posted by Zapp Brannigan

Well, if it's some guy named Eric Sanders, I could definitely see Klingsheim winning.

Don't be so sure.....Zach's older brother...

112 lb. Eric Sanders
Wabasha Kellogg High School
Wabasha, Minnesota
GPA: 3.88
Senior Year Record: 15-0
Career Record: 4x State Champion
Win/Loss Record: 200-26-0, 59 Pins
College Plans: North Dakota State
College Major: Engineering

When Eric San-ders was in fifth grade, his father and coach, Ron Sanders, saw something special is his prize pupil.

There's no way coach Sanders could have predicted what his son would go on to accomplish in six years as a high school wrestler at Wabasha-Kellogg. There was something about his demeanor on the mat at an early age that got Ron Sanders excited.

"As an elementary school wrestler, he always won twice as many matches as he lost," coach Sanders said. "In fifth grade, he went 55-2 and his only two losses were in the state freestyle tournament. That's when I knew he'd be good. But I didn't know he'd be this good." Just how good is Eric Sanders? Only one of the best wrestlers the state of Minnesota has ever produced. The talented 119 pound senior became just the 11th wrestler in the state to earn 200 career victories. Sanders is one of only 10 Minnesota high school wrestlers with, four state titles under his belt, having won the 103-pound titles in 1999 and 2000, as well as the 112-pound championships in 2001 and '02. If everything falls into place and his hand is raised in victory in the state finals this year, he will become only the second wrestler to have won 5 state titles.

Originally Posted by Zapp Brannigan

What happened to Eric?

He wrestled four years at North Dakota State at 133 I think. He did well, but never hit superstar status.