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degrees in business management and labor studies and employment relations. ���I want to be a human resource director for a big organization and help with business problems. I want to be in business eventually, but while I���m in my athletic prime, I���ll keep wrestling. While doing that, I want to get experience in dealing with people.��� Wright also said he would enjoy a career in motivational speaking. Or if the right coaching position were offered, he would consider that too, just as former teammate Frank Molinaro did after graduation. Molinaro is now an assistant at Rutgers. ���If there���s a coaching opportunity where somebody wants to bring me into a big-time program, then that���s not out of the question,��� Wright said. ���I have a few different avenues, different things that I could do. I want to keep all of them open and not just settle on one right now ��� just take it one step at a time.��� As hard as Wright has worked on the mat, he���s also prepared himself for life after wrestling by focusing on the classroom. Even if a coaching gig doesn���t open or international freestyle competition doesn���t work out, Wright���s confident he���ll be successful in HR or business. He took 12 credits during the fall semester, including an 8 a.m. class and a three-hour evening class. He���s only taking three credits in the spring, which is perfectly normal for a fifthyear student-athlete who is in his final semester. He also holds an internship with Minitab, a State College-based software company. He���s trying his best to prepare himself for life after wrestling, when that day finally comes. He wants to be sure he has plenty of options so he can support his wife and the baby that���s on the way. And if he thought his arms were tired after that Kilgore match, he���ll be responsible for an even bigger load, metaphorically of course, once his baby is born in a few months. Especially considering the goals Wright already has planned. ���It���s a boy,��� he laughed, ���a 2033 national champion.��� WEIGHT-BY-WEIGHT 125 NICO MEGALUDIS 165 DAVID TAYLOR So., No. 4 seed, 28-4 overall - All-American Jr., No. 2 seed, 30-2 overall - All-American 1ST RD 2ND RD QTRS SEMIS FINAL 1ST RD 2ND RD QTRS SEMIS FINAL W W W W L Kevon Powell, Ohio, 17-2 TF (6:20) Christian Cullinan, Central Michigan, 5-2 dec. Dominic Parisi, Appalachian St., 12-4 maj. dec. No. 1 Alan Waters, Missouri, 2-2 (TB2, RT 0:18) dec. No. 2 Jesse Delgado, Illinois, 7-4 dec. W W W W L John Staudenmayer, North Carolina, WBF (2:52) Zach Strickland, Appalachian State, WBF (2:42) No. 7 Conrad Polz, Illinois, WBF (0:24) No. 3 Peter Yates, Virginia Tech - WBF (3:25) No. 1 Kyle Dake, Cornell, 5-4 dec. 133 JORDAN CONAWAY 174 MATT BROWN So., 19-10 overall - Season Complete So., No. 2 seed, 29-5 overall - All-American 1ST RD CNS 1 CNS 2 CNS 3 RD 12 1ST RD 2ND RD QTRS SEMIS FINAL L W W W L Vincent Dellafave, Rutgers, 3-1 dec. (SV) Dylan Hyder, Air Force, 6-4 dec. (SV2) Dane Harlow, Boston, 6-4 dec. Rosario Bruno, Michigan, WBF (6:17) No. 8 Cody Brewer, Oklahoma, 14-4 maj. dec. W W W W L Todd Porter, Missouri, 10-1 maj. dec. Nick Bonaccorsi, Pittsburgh, WBF (1:30) Tanner Weatherman, Iowa State, 13-5 maj. dec. No. 6 Logan Storley, Minnesota, 3-2 dec. No. 1 Chris Perry, Oklahoma State, 2-1 (TB) dec. 141 BRYAN PEARSALL 184 ED RUTH Sr., 24-11 overall - Season Complete Jr., No. 1 seed, 33-0 overall ��� National Champion 1ST RD L Joey Lazor, Northern Iowa, 4-12 maj. dec. CNS 1 W Frank Goodwin, Maryland, 10-2 maj. dec. CNS 2 L Steven Keith, Harvard, 8-3 dec. 1ST RD 2ND RD QTRS SEMIS FINAL 149 ANDREW ALTON W W W W W Fred Garcia, Lock Haven, WBF (0:28) Kevin Radford, Arizona State, WBF (3:42) Max Thomusseit, Pittsburgh, 11-1 maj. dec. No. 4 Steve Bosak, Cornell, 4-1 dec. No. 3 Robert Hamlin, Lehigh, 12-4 maj. dec. So., No. 11 seed, 27-6 overall - Season Complete 197 QUENTIN WRIGHT 1ST RD L Drake Houdashelt, Missouri, 1-4 CNS 1 W Daniel Young, Army, WBF (2:05) CNS 2 L No. 12 Eric Grajales, Michigan, 8-1 dec. Sr., No. 2 seed, 32-0 overall - National Champion 157 DYLAN ALTON So., No. 8 seed, 28-8 overall - Season Complete PGTL 1ST RD 2ND RD QTRS RD 12 W W W L L Jake O'Hara, Columbia, 10-2 maj. dec. Donnie Tasser, Pittsburgh, 8-4 dec. Zac Cibula, Rider, 13-5 maj. dec. No. 1 Jason Welch, Northwestern, 8-3 dec. No. 4 James Green, Nebraska, 14-4 maj. dec. 1ST RD 2ND RD QTRS SEMIS FINAL W W W W W Donald McNeil, Rider, 7-3 dec. Branden Palik, Drexel, 3-2 dec. No. 10 Scott Schiller, Minnesota, WBF (2:49) No. 3 Matt Wilps, Pittsburgh, 2-2 (TB2, RT :03) dec. No. 1 Dustin Kilgore, Kent State, 8-6 dec. 285 JIMMY LAWSON So., 23-9 overall - Season Complete 1ST RD L Jeremy Johnson, Ohio, 4-3 dec. CNS PT W Adam Fager, Utah Valley, 5-4 dec. CNS 1 L Ben Apland, Michigan, 7-3 dec. Ted Sebastianelli for Penn State Board of Trustees BALLOT # 30 Reform the BoT, remove the President & Governor completely Defend our University and our beloved Coach Paterno Disprove and invalidate the Presentment and Freeh Report Ratchet up the pressure on the NCAA, wipe out the sanctions Apologize to the Paterno family, honor Joe Make the cost of education more affordable to all who qualify facebook.com/tjsebastianelli tsebastianelli@comcast.net Voting Period: April 10 to May 2, 2013 Contact Info for Ballot: BOT@psu.edu (814) 865-2521

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