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ASU wrestler Anthony Robles returns home as national champion

PHILADELPHIAA hero returned home Sunday at Sky Harbor Airport in Phoenix with an extra piece of luggage: his outstanding wrestler award that came from winning a national championship. "I'm a little tired and beat up but feeling good" said Arizona State University senior Anthony Robles as he came off the plane. Saturday night in Philadelphia, Robles propelled himself with crutches onto the mat and into history becoming the first college wrestler to win a championship with only one leg. He did it by defeating the defending national champion from Iowa. Robles said before the match he was battling butterflies and thought he might even throw up. But only seconds into the match the Iowa wrestler had his face to the mat with ASU's man in charge. Robles from Mesa was born with only one leg. His mother always told him he was born for a reason, but Robles didn't realize that reason was wrestling until high school when he first went out for the team. Robles quickly learned that what others considered a disability was actually an advantage for him. After walking on crutches most of his life, Robles now had a vice like grip that won't let go, along with a huge heart that won't quit. As the seconds ticked away in the match, Robles found himself ahead 7 to 1 as the announcer said, "Anthony Robles shows us that impossible is nothing". The referee raised Robles’ hand as victor, a champion and inspiration.

Amazing. Here's a look at how he got it done:

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Buchanan High wrestler expelled in "Butt Drag" case

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- A Buchanan wrestler is officially expelled from school Wednesday after the Clovis Unified School District found Preston Hill guilty of "bullying" and sexually assaulting a fellow wrestler by using a legal move inappropriately...17-year-old Preston Hill looked calm and collected during his expulsion hearing Wednesday night. But for the second time in as many weeks the Buchanan senior and his family left Clovis Unified headquarters before a verdict came down...Preston Hill is accused of performing a wrestling move called "the butt drag" inappropriately during practice last summer. A video on YouTube shows a version of the move. It's when one wrestler grabs his opponent between the buttocks to turn him...

Okay, here's the deal, Speakeasies: Supposedly this kid stuck two fingers up the ass of his teammate and now he's trying to claim he was performing a "legal move."

Guess what? I blame the coach. That's right, the coach. All he had to do was take a quick sniff of the dude's fingers and we'd forever know, guilty or not guilty. Smell poop - guilty. Smell ass sweat - not guilty. C'mon coach, get in the game! Do a brother a solid and smell those digits! Bang. Pay attention!