I don't think he is a top 10 per se. I think he can get himself up in to the top 20 though and stay there. He was a very highly recruited kid out of highschool.

HIGH SCHOOL: Competed for prestigious Blair Academy during prep career ∙ Ranked third-best high school wrestler in the country at 145 pounds by Amateur Wrestling News ∙ Four-time state champion ∙ Part of national high school championship teams in 2005 and 2006 ∙ Integral member of national runners-up in 2007 and 2008 ∙ Four-time All-American ∙ 2006 Beast of the East tournament champion at 140 pounds ∙ Has competed at the prestigious Ironman Tournament ∙ Junior Nationals, Prep Nationals and Senior Nationals as a prep.

He was 14-2 this year with 1 pin, 3 majors and one tech fall. Still think he is growing in to this weight. He should do well and I think he is the kind of kid who will continue to improve throughout his career. With Deitchler and Schlatter in the room with him next year, I see him taking a step forward.

Originally Posted by JensenS

Anyone who watched his matches during the Schultz, he looked even bigger there than he did against Burroughs.

If he decides to go 165 he'll fit into the weight just fine.

Dear God, him and M* wrestling...if that won't be the most high caliber snoozefest..

Well probably nothing can top nickerson/donahoe.

I doubt it.

Morningstar despite being boring won't run away, Schlatter should beat him much in the same way his brother did during Morningstar's stay down at 157.

Few TD's, escape, maybe eventually build up riding time. Win by 2-4 points.