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Post by Earl on Dec 30, 2007 19:38:39 GMT -5
Change of pace here, in non-Midlands or Scuffle related news.
Lehigh went 0-3 today losing to Michigan 33-9 (Not much of a suprise), Eastern Michigan 20-16 (I like the direction Coach Delporto has EMU going in), and Buffalo 22-9.
I knew this would be a down year, but some of their results have been downright eyeopening...not in a good way either.
Ltwtlooker....hopefully Connor and the other youngsters lead a resurgence next year.
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Post by ltwtlooker on Jan 5, 2008 23:19:02 GMT -5
I agree with that. Connor is probably ready to drill this week. Had a scan on Wed to determine if screw holes were filling in. I think the addition of of Connor, Brandon and Zach plus the return of Fisk will help the team, next year. I forgot Sean Biladeau and i also am not pointing out anything negative about the guys that are starting just that these RS kids will help their team.
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Post by Earl on Jan 5, 2008 23:25:41 GMT -5
And more bad news for Lehigh. Apparently 2006's #1 recruit David Craig will not wrestle the rest of the season for academic reasons.
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Post by stovepipe on Jan 7, 2008 11:08:25 GMT -5
^^^Brandon Hatchett and Sean Bilodeau are two very blue-chip recruits. I see that they are not competing in open events over the past month. Obviously Connor McDonald and Zack Rey have been rehabbing and not ready for December open competition. -Stove Pipe
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Post by ltwtlooker on Jan 7, 2008 16:01:19 GMT -5
Actullay Hatchet wrestle at PS open I think he went 2-2
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Post by stovepipe on Jan 7, 2008 22:48:22 GMT -5
YES, The PSU Open was very early December (over a month ago) and Hatchett was 2-2 and I believe Bilodeau competed in an early open (maybe PSU Open) and went 0-2. I ain't looking it up. I guess the question is why haven't Hatchett and Bilodeau been competing in any open tournaments since early December? Thanks, -Stove Pipe
P.S. Since I made the above post, Lehighers tell me that Bilodeau has been sidelined with a bum knee and Hatchett with a bum back. I guess those are the highly technical medical terms for the problems.
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