The Burlingame High School Wrestling team will be there because thats where i wrestle and we got Aaron rowley at 140 he is tough and brian williams at 103 he is a tought little bastard but he is only first year though so he ain't to great but next year he will be and then we got alex rhoads at 135 he is the captain of the team and he isa pretty good wrestler for almost been wrestling for ten ****ing years then u got me at HWT but im going down to 215 for 230 then taylor reamer at 125 he will be hard to beat this year
Hey Moon Why don't you watch your mouth! Does your coach teach you any respect? Yeah you talk real tough but what did you place at onaga? Oh wait you wrestled in a J.V. tournament!!!! What did you place in the J.V. tournament? The way you are talking you guys should be ranked in the state. By the way how come I do not see your names in the rankings? Man first thing about High School wrestling that you should learn is that you do not go out and start talking smack about how great you are. It puts a mark on you and everybody starts to find you and beat you to prove you wrong. Wrestling is not for trash talkers. It is for people who put on thier game face put on the singlet and go out a consistantly perform at a high level. The trash talkers usually end up staying at home and wishing that they where at the state tournament. Man Shut up!!!!
Darn right Stallion. You just do not go out and start talking smack when you are a freshman. Pay the price then when you are at the top of the heap then say somethings. That is the problem with people today they are all talk and they do not back up what they say. Man I am tired of it. Everybody needs to shut up and wrestle. Moon especially.
No, Coach Luedke is right. When you're still at a point in your program's development that you're getting shutout in tournaments, not only should you not be talking smack, but you have absolutely nothing to talk smack about. If any of my kids ever got on this Forum and started talking this way, you can bet it would be ended quickly.
