[Husker] Hello?

[Steve Borer]

As long it is awarded thru the governing body.  It is supposed to cover training expenses, etc.

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From: "Mark Landin" <marklandin at gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Jan 14, 2012 2:12 pm
Subject: [Husker] Hello?
To: "Borer Steve CAA" <steve.borer at connectseward.org>, "Steve Reichenbach" <reich at inetnebr.com>, <husker at tssi.com>

Can amateur wrestlers accept prize money like that?

On 1/14/12, Borer Steve CAA <steve.borer at connectseward.org> wrote:
> I was at the wrestling match last night.  Great crowd, great atmosphere.
> Lots of Iowa fans there.  Watching the Iowa coaching staff during the match
> was worth the price of admission!  They are more intense than Bo is during a
> football game!
>
> Jordan Burroughs got a standing ovation from the crowd, even the Iowa fans,
> when he was introduced and awarded $50,000 from the US Wrestling Federation
> for winning the 2011 World championship.
>
> Jobba Chamberlain was also there with his father.  Both Jobba and Jordan
> were mobbed after the match by autograph seekers (including me:-)
>
> The Huskers certainly could have wrestled better, but Iowa is still Iowa.  I
> thought they looked pretty darn tough!
>
> Steve
> On Jan 14, 2012, at 1:20 PM, Steve Reichenbach wrote:
>
>> NU won its first B1G men's basketball game.
>>
>> The NU women had another come-from-behind road win.
>>
>> The NU wrestlers got blown out by Iowa in their first loss of the season.
>> It seemed that there were three matches NU might have won, but it didn't
>> happen.
>>
>>
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