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Who is Cael’s best PSU wrestler?  

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  1. 1. Who is Cael’s best PSU wrestler?

    • Wright
      0
    • Molinaro
      0
    • Taylor
      34
    • Ruth
      9
    • Brown
      0
    • Nico
      0
    • Zain
      12
    • Nolf
      7
    • Cenzo
      0
    • Hall
      0
    • Nickal
      4
    • Cassar
      1
    • RBY
      0
    • Lee
      1
    • Starocci
      7
    • Brooks
      18
    • Kerk
      0
    • MM
      3


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Posted
7 minutes ago, WrestlingRasta said:

Best and greatest in my opinion are two different things, and this comes into play discussing Taylor.   Can't say he was the greatest by any stretch because of the number of three timers, and the 4/5 timers that had additional chances.  But none of them had Dake.   Taylor is easily a 3xer if not for the only 4 for 4 weights in history.  This is where I say there can be an argument for best.

To put it another way, I'm a Cowboys fan, and Emmit Smith is the greatest running back of all time.  But as far as best, he is no higher than fourth. 

Taylor is by far the most accomplished wrestler for Carl.  I would say his Olympic Gold Medal is the proof.

Posted
20 minutes ago, The Kid said:

Taylor is by far the most accomplished wrestler for Carl.  I would say his Olympic Gold Medal is the proof.

I was thinking the topic was sticking to College.  If we’re simply taking whole ball o wax, yes completely agree.  Four timer with the Olympic gold is the cherry on top. 

Posted
2 minutes ago, headshuck said:

And he didn’t lose to Cornell’s greatest ever 11 times.

Whoa Whoa Whoa!  He's undefeated in those fantasy matches.  Let's not get out of hand here

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Posted
3 hours ago, Eagle26 said:

I don’t understand how Taylor is winning this poll. The OP asked about best PSU wrestler so you have to assume that means while they were in college. Not taking anything away from him but DT is getting credit for things that he accomplished 5-10 years after he graduated lol. He was amazing in college too, but when the ultimate goal is NCAA championships, how can you put 2 titles above all those guys with 3 or more?

Because he scored more points than those with more titles, helping his team!

There are different ways to define best.

Posted
3 hours ago, WrestlingRasta said:

Best and greatest in my opinion are two different things, and this comes into play discussing Taylor.   Can't say he was the greatest by any stretch because of the number of three timers, and the 4/5 timers that had additional chances.  But none of them had Dake.   Taylor is easily a 3xer if not for the only 4 for 4 weights in history.  This is where I say there can be an argument for best.

To put it another way, I'm a Cowboys fan, and Emmit Smith is the greatest running back of all time.  But as far as best, he is no higher than fourth. 

If this is satire, you nailed it. Funny stuff, my friend. 

Posted
5 hours ago, jross said:

That's cool, and... a lot of work.

How will you handle the smaller bracket sizes of the past?  Just take the later rounds of the recent era to shrink it down?

Yep. Part of why I haven't done it yet. More of a fun feature than anything. But, prior to 1955 there was no scoring except for placement, so that helps quite a bit. I think I'll end up doing % of max points available. Anyone that was a 3x national champ prior to freshman or 4x national champ after will max out the points until 1972 when bonus points were added to scoring. 

Posted (edited)
14 minutes ago, cowcards said:

Yep. Part of why I haven't done it yet. More of a fun feature than anything. But, prior to 1955 there was no scoring except for placement, so that helps quite a bit. I think I'll end up doing % of max points available. Anyone that was a 3x national champ prior to freshman or 4x national champ after will max out the points until 1972 when bonus points were added to scoring. 

FYI, Pinfalls, defaults forfeits, and disqualifications were 1 team point starting in at least 1928.

Edit: And it was actually called a pin fall in 1928.

Edited by Wrestleknownothing

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Posted (edited)

I know who's Dake's favorite Nit was (other than DT)...

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Frank The Tank Molinaro.

I got this coach, I know what I'm doing... I choose down.

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Edited by D3 for LU

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Posted
9 hours ago, BloodRound said:

Ok, but who is Cael's biggest bust?

I might get some hate for this, but Facundo…. He came in as a top recruit: went 0-2 I believe as a NCAA qualifier, then ORS, then couldn’t crack the lineup (understandably with kasak at 57, MM at 65, and Haines at 74)

 

Posted
51 minutes ago, jross said:

Because he scored more points than those with more titles, helping his team!

There are different ways to define best.

I guess that’s why DT is still undefeated in fantasy matches against Dake 🤣

I get your point but I have a hard time seeing a guy that finished 2nd as “best” just because they scored more team points. 

Posted
15 minutes ago, Wrestleknownothing said:

FYI, Pinfalls, defaults forfeits, and disqualifications were 1 team point starting in at least 1928.

Edit: And it was actually called a pin fall in 1928.

Ahhh. I missed that when I was looking at the scoring. Good thing I haven't done it yet. Ha

Posted
11 hours ago, Kov88 said:

I might get some hate for this, but Facundo…. He came in as a top recruit: went 0-2 I believe as a NCAA qualifier, then ORS, then couldn’t crack the lineup (understandably with kasak at 57, MM at 65, and Haines at 74)

I completely forgot that he got a post-season nod ever.

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