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Penn State Wrestling: Why Josh Barr Likes Getting Tired

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Most human beings don’t enjoy being tired but Penn State wrestling star Josh Barr isn’t most human beings. Barr competed at 184 in the five matches he competed in as a true freshman last season. He’s not only held his own at 197, he’s crushed it. Barr is 16-1 with more than 82% of those wins being of the bonus-point variety. This success has earned Barr the No. 2 ranking in his weight class per InterMat He attributes a lot of that success to his…

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Penn State Wrestling: Why Josh Barr Likes Getting Tired

Most human beings don’t enjoy being tired but Penn State wrestling star Josh Barr isn’t most human beings. Barr competed at 184 in the five matches he competed in as a true freshman last season. He’s not only held his own at 197, he’s crushed it. Barr is 16-1 with more than 82% of those wins being of the bonus-point variety. This success has earned Barr the No. 2 ranking in his weight class per InterMat He attributes a lot of that success to his…

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