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That was the controversy that year. He kept his team points where previously, you DNMW, you lose all your points, right @gimpeltf?

We had 3 Champions, a runner up and a Bronze. And we nearly had two other Bronze medals. Obviously some guys didn’t perform as they wanted, but all in all, I thought a 2nd place team finish was very good.

Here ya go

We are going ro need you to make a fourth-place trophy and send that back.

I’m off to bed. No more tv. Kids homework took a bit longer than expected

Hold all tickets. It turns out if you once were in charge of scoring the tournament, you might know a thing or two about where to look for explanations of discrepancies. Thanks to @gimpeltf we can now explain a seeming contradiction that explains the 10 point Wyoming difference above even though the brackets suggest it should not be there. From the Wyoming website news archives: "After racking up four consecutive wins on Friday, LeBlanc missed weight by just half a pound on Saturday morning and forfeited his final two matches and all the team points he had accrued in the tournament. LeBlanc finished sixth despite having being disqualified from Saturday's two matches." Joe LeBlanc kept his All-American finish, but lost all 10 of his team points. That is a good trivia question for anyone who wants a free beer at the next tournament.

ftfy

99% chance he rides off into the sunset in reruns..,

My Hulu guide says JK is on tonight. Should I stay up past my bedtime to watch it? Additional problem is I have no way to know if it's a rerun.

But Carl said ddm so shirely he had em take that banner down.

As they say out there- If you ain't cheatin, you ain't tryin!

Did you unwittingly share an unposted Tripnsweep narrative?

One thing about team scores that everyone may not know. In the early years (1928- around 1940) they didn't always do team scores officially. So there wasn't an official champ. Also, in the pre-NCAA tournament years it seems there was some sort of championships based on dual results. I don't think the NCAA had anything to do with it but in Rec Hall (PSU) where they have their championship flags, they have one for 1920 (I think that's the year). I asked about that and was told it was based on duals.

ahh ... are you sure they gave out 4th place trophies in 1950? I've never seen it it the trophy case so be hard to send back dime or no dime. Moreover everyone knows that a Sooner is a cheater. They snuck in early on the land rush. I have no problem cheating a cheater.

Not exactly on point but back late 70s early 80s the Skove family from Long Branch, NJ. Mark, John, Matt, Luke, Jude, Andrew, Thomas, Simon (and Nancy Jean- oh well)

Maybe Thomsen can drop back down?

Downey said on a podcast he planned to bump up after this year. Things may have changed but 165 doesn't seem as deep at 157

Team Luke is dominant. Team John was looking very weak until I made the allowance for Jack. In the table above, I think that Mark is the worst overall.

It’s sort of like watching a baseball game. The Jumbotron lists a rare scoped fact to tell a narrative. On Tuesday nights, against left handed pitchers, in the sixth inning, when batting eighth in the lineup, Jonny is batting .294. Meanwhile his season average is 0.193.

His comments on judging based on merit is commendable. That is an impressive clip in a silo. He is articulate like Newsom except without the used car salesman / sleaze vibe. But it’s also weird to hear it used to praise some policies that favor collective over individuals. Also I would bet money he was given the question in advance. He was too polished and prepared for a rare question. His response was well crafted to be on the spot.

Do you have data to dispute it?

What’s up with Ragusin? 41?

Matty Marco Luca Jack Matt Marc Lucas Jon Matthew Mark Luke John 125 Matthew Dolan, West Virginia Marc-Anthony McGowan, Princeton Luke Lilledahl, Penn State Jack Parker, Franklin & Marshall 133 Matty Lopez, Lehigh Marco Tocci, North Carolina Lucas Byrd, Illinois Jack Kazalas, Binghamton 141 Matthew Martino, Princeton Marcus Colson, Mercyherst Luke Stanich, Lehigh Jack Maida, American 149 Matt Hart, Indiana Mark Botello, Cornell Luke Simcox, North Carolina Jack Gioffre, Oklahoma 157 Matt Henrich, Virginia Tech Marco Albanese, Binghamton Luke Nichter, Drexel Jon Ley, Navy 165 Matt Bianchi, Little Rock Marcus Espinoza-Owens, South Dakota State Luke Gayer, Cal Poly Jack Thomsen, Northern Iowa 174 Matthew Olguin, Oregon State Mark Takara, Utah Valley Luca Augustine, Pittsburgh Jack Kelly, George Mason 184 Matthew Singleton, NC State Marcus Petite, Buffalo Lucas Daly, PIttsburgh John Gunderson, Northern Iowa 197 Matt Kowalski, Indiana Mark Gray, Columbia Luke Geog, Ohio State Jack Wehmeyer, Columbia 285 Matthew Moore, Nebraska Marc Berisha, Sacred Heart Luke Luffman, Illinois Jon Chesser, Citadel

Eddie is 25, Seidel/Campbell will go 33

Do you have data to back this up?