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In 1979 Andy Daniels from Ohio University was unseeded at 118 pinned John Azevedo in 30 seconds to win The NCAA title. Andy wrestled at an inner-city high school in Akron ,Ohio. His senior year at 98 pounds he finished 6th in the state. My high school competed against his school.

It has almost happened 12 of the last 22 tournaments, including last year. If only it was horseshoes or hand grenades.

The semifinals at 157 in 2009: Jordan Burroughs versus Gregor Gillespie on the top side of the bracket, Mike Poeta versus Jordan Leen on the bottom. We were lucky that nobody died from simultaneous double leg attempts.

You almost had me there but I'm calling BS. Everyone at Purdue has a girlfriend but she lives in Canada and you wouldn't know her anyways.

The 7 seed has made the finals 12 times since 01 and has faced the #1 seed every time and lost. Thus, the 7 seed needs someone on the top side to knock off the 1 seed so they can beat a lower seed in the finals.

Give me a little bit, and I'll have the breakdown at http://wrestlingbypirate.wordpress.com

Made me think of Garrett vs Delgado NCAA final. Not both great double leggers, but Nahshon hit some incredible double leg shots, and Delgado funked out of them all. Delgado would probably lose with todays rules, neutral danger etc, but I'm def watching this match now. https://youtu.be/7zaLdXWLgSQ?si=tVadmbpfDVotuXrS

I know of 3 blind and one partially (~30%).

YOY Changes: Big 12 with 8 fewer spots than last year, including 3 fewer at 285. EIWA picks up 8 spots, with 3 more at 184. Pac 12 (+5 spots), and (ACC -5) spots were the other big winner and loser. Only five weights maxed out the pre-allocated spots this year (149, 157, 174, 197, 285). 125 and 141 with the most At-Large spots (6)

8. Beat the 1 seed marinelli

You made sense until your 4th paragraph. The conspiracy theories you decry are all against the Ds. So what that says is that what you wrote before holds little water. I'm just reading what you are writing and inferring what anyone would. You have your opinion, good for you. But you seems to be trying to have it both ways. "I am not for or against R or D. But by golly those conspiracy theories against Hillary are just too much." I don't see you giving Trump the same benefit of the doubt that you are giving Hillary. And therein your disguise is blown. mspart

Dolph got Williams in OTT, if I remember.

It was the US Open.

This thread reads like a few nervous Dads pacing and waiting for a child to be born.

Stephen Neal has to be on the list of all time double leggers.

Slay vs WIlliams

I think it is more along the lines of overcompensation for being so underwhelming in other, more personal areas. The guy is a jealous little child and can't stand when he isn't the center of attention. That is why he blocks anyone who calls him out on his lack of testicular fortitude... because he has none. All three of those are also scientific fact when speaking about said Minnow.

Perhaps these singlets were approved by Billy Madison... He said it's cool to pee in your singlet. Everybody does it. Spencer Lee Kyle Dake Everyone on team USA qualifying for the Paris Olympics. (Hey, the French can do it too... tres cool, mon ami. ) D3 D3

Completely agree. Today was one of the worst episodes in quite sometime. I generally don't mind the banter, but today it felt like at least 50% filler hot garbage.

It’s bc they let Ollie on the show. He single handedly causes everyone to lose focus. As soon as I see him I know it’s going to be nothing but Long Island “jokes” and Bs about his personal life. As an Ollie hater, I must admit, the flo guys must like him with how much they feed off his distracting energy. But he make for terrible radio when he’s on bc no one can focus on the show. WRESTLING.

Hey now… no need to get personal. This hits too close to home.

The show is really taking a big hit losing Ben Askren. Pyles just can't carry a show. Hopefully, they will bring in a colorful and knowledgeable character to fill the void.

Looks like Crook got robbed.

Second RPI Weight First Name Last Name Team RPI Rank League 125 Drake Ayala Iowa 1 Big Ten 125 Cooper Flynn Virginia Tech 2 ACC 125 Matt Ramos Purdue 3 Big Ten 125 Brett Ungar Cornell 4 EIWA 125 Jore Volk Wyoming 5 Big 12 125 Troy Spratley Oklahoma State 6 Big 12 125 Eric Barnett Wisconsin 7 Big Ten 125 Caleb Smith Nebraska 8 Big Ten 125 Noah Surtin Missouri 9 Big 12 125 Braeden Davis Penn State 10 Big Ten 125 Nico Provo Stanford 11 Pac 12 125 Luke Stanich Lehigh 12 EIWA 125 Diego Sotelo Harvard 13 EIWA 125 Patrick McKee Minnesota 14 Big Ten 125 Brandon Kaylor Oregon State 15 Pac 12 125 Tanner Jordan South Dakota State 16 Big 12 125 Anthony Noto Lock Haven 17 MAC 125 Ethan Berginc Army West Point 18 EIWA 125 Jack Maida American 19 EIWA 125 Jett Strickenberger West Virginia 20 Big 12 125 Anthony Molton Campbell 21 SoCon 125 Brendan McCrone Ohio State 22 Big Ten 125 Dean Peterson Rutgers 23 Big Ten 125 Blake West Northern Illinois 24 MAC 125 Conrad Hendriksen Oklahoma 25 Big 12 125 Kysen Terukina Iowa State 26 Big 12 125 Max Gallagher Pennsylvania 27 EIWA 125 Sean Spidle Central Michigan 28 MAC 125 Spencer Moore North Carolina 29 ACC 125 Nick Babin Columbia 30 EIWA 125 Dom Mendez Cal Poly 31 Pac 12 125 Elijah Griffin California Baptist 32 Big 12 125 Tristan Lujan Michigan State 33 Big Ten 133 Dylan Ragusin Michigan 1 Big Ten 133 Evan Frost Iowa State 2 Big 12 133 Kai Orine NC State 3 ACC 133 Tyler Wells Minnesota 4 Big Ten 133 Julian Farber Northern Iowa 5 Big 12 133 Dylan Shawver Rutgers 6 Big Ten 133 Nasir Bailey Little Rock 7 Pac 12 133 Sam Latona Virginia Tech 8 ACC 133 Nic Bouzakis Ohio State 9 Big Ten 133 Marlon Yarbrough Virginia 10 ACC 133 Zeth Romney Cal Poly 11 Pac 12 133 Dominick Serrano Northern Colorado 12 Big 12 133 Jacob Van Dee Nebraska 13 Big Ten 133 Michael Colaiocco Pennsylvania 14 EIWA 133 Domenic Zaccone Campbell 15 SoCon 133 Derrick Cardinal South Dakota State 16 Big 12 133 braden basile Army West Point 17 EIWA 133 Gabe Whisenhunt Oregon State 18 Pac 12 133 Ethan Oakley Appalachian State 19 SoCon 133 Kurt Phipps Bucknell 20 EIWA 133 Vincent Santaniello Pittsburgh 21 ACC 133 Braxton Brown Maryland 22 Big Ten 133 Mason Leiphart Franklin & Marshall 23 EIWA 133 Micah Roes Binghamton 24 EIWA 133 Hunter Leake California Baptist 25 Big 12 133 Julian Chlebove Arizona State 26 Pac 12 133 Gable Strickland Lock Haven 27 MAC 133 Nicolar Rivera Wisconsin 28 Big Ten 133 Blake Boarman Chattanooga 29 SoCon 133 Brendan Ferretti Navy 30 EIWA 133 Jace Koelzer Oklahoma 31 Big 12 133 Jace Palmer North Carolina 32 ACC 133 Richie Koehler Rider 33 MAC 141 Beau Bartlett Penn State 1 Big Ten 141 Jesse Mendez Ohio State 2 Big Ten 141 Real Woods Iowa 3 Big Ten 141 Ryan Jack NC State 4 ACC 141 Malyke Hines Lehigh 5 EIWA 141 Sergio Lemley Michigan 6 Big Ten 141 Cael Happel Northern Iowa 7 Big 12 141 Josh Koderhandt Navy 8 EIWA 141 Brock Hardy Nebraska 9 Big Ten 141 Wyatt Henson Lock Haven 10 MAC 141 Anthony Echemendia Iowa State 11 Big 12 141 Lachlan McNeil North Carolina 12 ACC 141 Vince Cornella Cornell 13 EIWA 141 Tagen Jamison Oklahoma State 14 Big 12 141 Danny Fongaro Indiana 15 Big Ten 141 Danny Pucino Illinois 16 Big Ten 141 Mitch Moore Rutgers 17 Big Ten 141 Jordan Titus West Virginia 18 Big 12 141 Kal Miller Maryland 19 Big Ten 141 Greyson Clark Purdue 20 Big Ten 141 Isaiah Powe Chattanooga 21 SoCon 141 Jordan Hamdan Michigan State 22 Big Ten 141 Cleveland Belton Oregon State 23 Pac 12 141 Jack Gioffre Virginia 24 ACC 141 CJ Composto Pennsylvania 25 EIWA 141 Jimmy Nugent Central Michigan 26 MAC 141 Clay Carlson South Dakota State 27 Big 12 141 Dylan Layton Cleveland State 28 MAC 141 Cole Matthews Pittsburgh 29 ACC 141 Josh Edmond Missouri 30 Big 12 141 Kai Owen Columbia 31 EIWA 141 Vance Vombaur Minnesota 32 Big Ten 141 Gavin Drexler North Dakota State 33 Big 12 149 Kyle Parco Arizona State 1 Pac 12 149 Caleb Henson Virginia Tech 2 ACC 149 Ridge Lovett Nebraska 3 Big Ten 149 Casey Swiderski Iowa State 4 Big 12 149 Dylan D`Emilio Ohio State 5 Big Ten 149 Corbyn Munson Central Michigan 6 MAC 149 Jackson Arrington NC State 7 ACC 149 Kelvin Griffin Lehigh 8 EIWA 149 Ethan Fernandez Cornell 9 EIWA 149 Willie McDougald Oklahoma 10 Big 12 149 Matthew Williams Army West Point 11 EIWA 149 Graham Rooks Indiana 12 Big Ten 149 Alek Martin South Dakota State 13 Big 12 149 Joseph Zargo Wisconsin 14 Big Ten 149 Chance Lamer Cal Poly 15 Pac 12 149 Ethen Miller Maryland 16 Big Ten 149 Cody Bond Appalachian State 17 SoCon 149 Jaivon Jones Northern Illinois 18 MAC 149 Ty Watters West Virginia 19 Big 12 149 Jaden Abas Stanford 20 Pac 12 149 Gabe Willochell Wyoming 21 Big 12 149 Jordan Williams Oklahoma State 22 Big 12 149 Nick Stonecheck Lock Haven 23 MAC 149 Quinn Kinner Rider 24 MAC 149 Derek Raike Ohio 25 MAC 149 Finn Solomon Pittsburgh 26 ACC 149 Caleb Tyus SIU Edwardsville 27 MAC 149 Drew Roberts Minnesota 28 Big Ten 149 Michael Cetta Rutgers 29 Big Ten 149 Jack Crook Harvard 30 EIWA 149 eligh rivera Princeton 31 EIWA 149 Zach Price Gardner-Webb 32 SoCon 149 Maxwell Petersen North Dakota State 33 Big 12 157 Meyer Shapiro Cornell 1 EIWA 157 Jared Franek Iowa 2 Big Ten 157 Ed Scott NC State 3 ACC 157 Bryce Andonian Virginia Tech 4 ACC 157 Jacori Teemer Arizona State 5 Pac 12 157 Levi Haines Penn State 6 Big Ten 157 Will Lewan Michigan 7 Big Ten 157 Peyton Robb Nebraska 8 Big Ten 157 Peyten Kellar Ohio 9 MAC 157 Max Brignola Lehigh 10 EIWA 157 Vinny Zerban Northern Colorado 11 Big 12 157 Ryder Downey Northern Iowa 12 Big 12 157 Michael Blockhus Minnesota 13 Big Ten 157 Daniel Cardenas Stanford 14 Pac 12 157 Lucas Revano Pennsylvania 15 EIWA 157 Colton Washleski Rider 16 MAC 157 Cody Chittum Iowa State 17 Big 12 157 Chase Saldate Michigan State 18 Big Ten 157 DJ Mcgee George Mason 19 MAC 157 Trevor Chumbley Northwestern 20 Big Ten 157 Brock Mauller Missouri 21 Big 12 157 Matty Bianchi Little Rock 22 Pac 12 157 Cael Swensen South Dakota State 23 Big 12 157 Tommy Askey Appalachian State 24 SoCon 157 Joey Blaze Purdue 25 Big Ten 157 Johnny Lovett Central Michigan 26 MAC 157 Alejandro Herrera-Rondon Clarion 27 MAC 157 Nathan Lukez Army West Point 28 EIWA 157 Michael North Maryland 29 Big Ten 157 Sonny Santiago North Carolina 30 ACC 157 Connor Eck Lock Haven 31 MAC 157 Chris Earnest Campbell 32 SoCon 157 Blake Saito Brown 33 EIWA 165 Mitchell Mesenbrink Penn State 1 Big Ten 165 Dean Hamiti Wisconsin 2 Big Ten 165 Keegan O`Toole Missouri 3 Big 12 165 Izzak Olejnik Oklahoma State 4 Big 12 165 Mike Caliendo Iowa 5 Big Ten 165 David Carr Iowa State 6 Big 12 165 Julian Ramirez Cornell 7 EIWA 165 Gunner Filipowicz Army West Point 8 EIWA 165 Tyler Lillard Indiana 9 Big Ten 165 Antrell Taylor Nebraska 10 Big Ten 165 Garrett Thompson Ohio 11 MAC 165 Giano Petrucelli Air Force 12 Big 12 165 Hunter Garvin Stanford 13 Pac 12 165 Brevin Cassella Binghamton 14 EIWA 165 Noah Mulvaney Bucknell 15 EIWA 165 Caleb Fish Michigan State 16 Big Ten 165 Cameron Amine Michigan 17 Big Ten 165 Connor Brady Virginia Tech 18 ACC 165 Jake Logan Lehigh 19 EIWA 165 Cael Carlson Oklahoma 20 Big 12 165 Peyton Hall West Virginia 21 Big 12 165 Stoney Buell Purdue 22 Big Ten 165 Joseph Bianchi Little Rock 23 Pac 12 165 Bryce Hepner Ohio State 24 Big Ten 165 Andrew Cerniglia Navy 25 EIWA 165 Maxx Mayfield Northwestern 26 Big Ten 165 Blaine Brenner Minnesota 27 Big Ten 165 Brendan Howes North Dakota State 28 Big 12 165 Chance McLane Arizona State 29 Pac 12 165 Holden Heller Pittsburgh 30 ACC 165 Cody Walsh Drexel 31 EIWA 165 Will Miller Appalachian State 32 SoCon 165 Anthony White Rutgers 33 Big Ten 174 Cade DeVos South Dakota State 1 Big 12 174 Edmond Ruth Illinois 2 Big Ten 174 Nick Incontrera Pennsylvania 3 EIWA 174 Philip Conigliaro Harvard 4 EIWA 174 Adam Kemp Cal Poly 5 Pac 12 174 Max Maylor Wisconsin 6 Big Ten 174 Gaven Sax North Dakota State 7 Big 12 174 Luca Augustine Pittsburgh 8 ACC 174 MJ Gaitan Iowa State 9 Big 12 174 Danny Wask Navy 10 EIWA 174 Austin Murphy Campbell 11 SoCon 174 Rocco Welsh Ohio State 12 Big Ten 174 Lennox Wolak Columbia 13 EIWA 174 Jackson Turley Rutgers 14 Big Ten 174 Tyler Eischens North Carolina 15 ACC 174 Justin McCoy Virginia 16 ACC 174 Donnell Washington Indiana 17 Big Ten 174 Jared Simma Northern Iowa 18 Big 12 174 Bubba Wilson Nebraska 19 Big Ten 174 Tate Picklo Oklahoma 20 Big 12 174 Alex Cramer Central Michigan 21 MAC 174 Sal Perrine Ohio 22 MAC 174 Benjamin Pasiuk Army West Point 23 EIWA 174 Brody Conley West Virginia 24 Big 12 174 Brayden Thompson Oklahoma State 25 Big 12 174 Noah Fox Franklin & Marshall 26 EIWA 174 Lucas Uliano Appalachian State 27 SoCon 174 Brody Baumann Purdue 28 Big Ten 174 Sergio Desiante Chattanooga 29 SoCon 174 Myles Takats Bucknell 30 EIWA 174 Michael Wilson Rider 31 MAC 174 Benny Baker Cornell 32 EIWA 174 Alex Faison NC State 33 ACC 184 Parker Keckeisen Northern Iowa 1 Big 12 184 Dustin Plott Oklahoma State 2 Big 12 184 Lenny Pinto Nebraska 3 Big Ten 184 Will Feldkamp Iowa State 4 Big 12 184 Bennett Berge South Dakota State 5 Big 12 184 Sam Wolf Air Force 6 Big 12 184 Trey Munoz Oregon State 7 Pac 12 184 Isaiah Salazar Minnesota 8 Big Ten 184 Dylan Fishback NC State 9 ACC 184 Chris Foca Cornell 10 EIWA 184 Ryder Rogotzke Ohio State 11 Big Ten 184 Jaden Bullock Michigan 12 Big Ten 184 Nate Dugan Princeton 13 EIWA 184 Aaron Ayzerov Columbia 14 EIWA 184 Maximus Hale Pennsylvania 15 EIWA 184 Reece Heller Pittsburgh 16 ACC 184 Shane Liegel Wisconsin 17 Big Ten 184 James Conway Franklin & Marshall 18 EIWA 184 Layne Malczewski Michigan State 19 Big Ten 184 Jacob Nolan Binghamton 20 EIWA 184 Dennis Robin West Virginia 21 Big 12 184 Gavin Kane North Carolina 22 ACC 184 Cameron Pine Clarion 23 MAC 184 Caleb Hopkins Campbell 24 SoCon 184 Matt Zuber Northern Illinois 25 MAC 184 Jha`Quan Anderson Gardner-Webb 26 SoCon 184 Roman Rogotzke Indiana 27 Big Ten 184 Brian Soldano Rutgers 28 Big Ten 184 Mikey Bartush Bucknell 29 EIWA 184 Troy Fisher Northwestern 30 Big Ten 184 Tony Negron Arizona State 31 Pac 12 184 Giuseppe Hoose Oklahoma 32 Big 12 184 Jack Wilt Lehigh 33 EIWA 197 Tanner Sloan South Dakota State 1 Big 12 197 Jacob Cardenas Cornell 2 EIWA 197 Michael Beard Lehigh 3 EIWA 197 Trent Hidlay NC State 4 ACC 197 Lou Deprez Binghamton 5 EIWA 197 Zach Glazier Iowa 6 Big Ten 197 Jaxon Smith Maryland 7 Big Ten 197 Stephen Buchanan Oklahoma 8 Big 12 197 Silas Allred Nebraska 9 Big Ten 197 Evan Bockman Utah Valley 10 Big 12 197 Luke Stout Princeton 11 EIWA 197 Cole Urbas Pennsylvania 12 EIWA 197 Joseph Novak Wyoming 13 Big 12 197 Luke Geog Ohio State 14 Big Ten 197 Andy Smith Virginia Tech 15 ACC 197 Max Shaw North Carolina 16 ACC 197 Nikolas Stemmet Stanford 17 Pac 12 197 Levi Hopkins Campbell 18 SoCon 197 Garrett Joles Minnesota 19 Big Ten 197 Sam Mitchell Buffalo 20 MAC 197 Justin Rademacher Oregon State 21 Pac 12 197 Wyatt Voelker Northern Iowa 22 Big 12 197 stephen little Little Rock 23 Pac 12 197 Jack Wehmeyer Columbia 24 EIWA 197 Mac Stout Pittsburgh 25 ACC 197 Evan Bates Northwestern 26 Big Ten 197 John Crawford Franklin & Marshall 27 EIWA 197 Benjamin Smith Cleveland State 28 MAC 197 Austin Cooley West Virginia 29 Big 12 197 Logan Deacetis Bucknell 30 EIWA 197 Gabe Sollars Indiana 31 Big Ten 197 Xavier Vasquez Northern Colorado 32 Big 12 197 Kael Wisler Michigan State 33 Big Ten 285 Yonger Bastida Iowa State 1 Big 12 285 Nathan Taylor Lehigh 2 EIWA 285 Lucas Davison Michigan 3 Big Ten 285 Konner Doucet Oklahoma State 4 Big 12 285 Zach Elam Missouri 5 Big 12 285 Nick Feldman Ohio State 6 Big Ten 285 Josh Heindselman Oklahoma 7 Big 12 285 Yaraslau Slavikouski Rutgers 8 Big Ten 285 Grady Griess Navy 9 EIWA 285 Cory Day Binghamton 10 EIWA 285 Wyatt Hendrickson Air Force 11 Big 12 285 Owen Trephan NC State 12 ACC 285 Lewis Fernandes Cornell 13 EIWA 285 Daniel Bucknavich Cleveland State 14 MAC 285 Taye Ghadiali Campbell 15 SoCon 285 Hunter Catka Virginia Tech 16 ACC 285 Matthew Cover Princeton 17 EIWA 285 Boone McDermott Oregon State 18 Pac 12 285 Lucas Stoddard Army West Point 19 EIWA 285 Michael Wolfgram West Virginia 20 Big 12 285 Dorian Crosby Bucknell 21 EIWA 285 Seth Nevills Maryland 22 Big Ten 285 David Szuba Rider 23 MAC 285 Josh Terrill Michigan State 24 Big Ten 285 Bradley Hill Iowa 25 Big Ten 285 Nick Willham Indiana 26 Big Ten 285 Keaton Kluever Hofstra 27 EIWA 285 Bennett Tabor Minnesota 28 Big Ten 285 Luke Rasmussen South Dakota State 29 Big 12 285 Jacob Sartorio Appalachian State 30 SoCon 285 Peter Ming Stanford 31 Pac 12 285 Ryan Catka Virginia 32 ACC 285 John Stout Pennsylvania 33 EIWA

Shoulda used that in school. "Jokes on you, teacher. I didn't get the math wrong, I was just trolling the numbers."

It gets kinda bad when they talk about wrestling too haha.

Joe Williams had a pretty good double leg. Slay over Joe Williams 2000 trials or US Open forget which one but Slay hit a monster double at one point. They had history before that Williams beat Slay in NCAA finals one year.

Some lucky bastard who lives in Hawaii maybe

My favorite saying from my father....if you aren't liberal until you are 30 you don't have a heart, if you aren't conservative after 30 you don't have a brain. This is exactly how it worked out for me ironically. I use to be a bleeding heart liberal all through college until I got out in the real world. The first thing that had me starting to turn more conservative was my first job out of college was at a hospital and I was forced to be in a union...wow that was eye opening...working in a very important/huge patient impact if there were error's, anyway and the union steward for our area would literally drop what they were doing in the middle of their work and walk away at the exact break time...they would tell on others if they took break to early or late, worked to late or left to early, and the head of the union broke into an office to steal communications from one of the leaders. Crazy stuff! But I think what happens when people are younger they tend to believe in pie in the sky sort of things based on emotions and emotional narrative...they have not been quite exposed to "real life" yet and think things are as easy as "why don't we have free health care"...and "why doesn't everyone make the same amount and live in big houses and drive nice cars"..."big corp is bad because they take advantage of people in order to make huge profits"..."blame others for their misfortune"...etc. But as you get older and actually live life and have experiences you realize how things work and what stopping blaming others and working hard can do for you. You also understand how the government is run horribly and is more about control and power and taking your money, then it is to help you in day-to-day life. That nothing in life is free, and you don't fall for the idiotic rhetoric like some on one side of the political isle likes to spew. You begin to think for yourself, and understand how to find the truth through the cesspool of media and "news". You also learn that the loud over the top "experts" in certain fields are in fact, not really experts at all but blow hard politicians in it for the money...and then spew about universal health care, taking care of your fellow man, etc., but keep all their millions and billions of $$ to themselves. So in summary, you become all about working hard, not believe what you are told from politicians/experts/etc., think for yourself, focus on taking care of yourself and your family, helping people in need, and wanting to be left alone and to leave others alone as long as it doesn't impact you. I also honestly have no problem with people that are liberal, some of my best friends and some in my family are liberals. I enjoy speaking with them and learning how they think and why they think they way they do (even though sometimes they get so angry when I share my opinion they just walk away huffing and puffing...it is quite funny...I am like why are you so angry??). Anyway, I tend to agree with them on a lot of things even though we get to conclusions about topics differently or disagree about how to get to a solution. My best friend from high school is liberal, and use to be extremely liberal, but even he is getting to more of the middle as he gets older and can't stand the far-left folks. And similarly, my dad is conservative and as he has gotten older he has become far right...hard listening to him sometimes. Anyway, rant over

I saw that too. Maybe his middle name is tech? Joe Tech Pins.

I was all in on Bono and crew when he was hired, 5 years and a big crap sandwich later, i am fully on board with change. I really like Reader, but he and Bono seem like hype men and nothing else. Biggest accomplishment since arriving.... Mat side seating at the Fieldhouse...time to move on!

they're always expected at 10ish and always kinda late

Correct Pirate will let everyone know who actually earned the allocations once they're announced. He also in the past has put out a list of guys he thinks will earn at large bids. But I believe he stopped releasing the at large list .

Don't know about that, either ish... D3

If O'Keefe can find this idiot, he may want to stick closer to home. There are alot of people pissed at the judge. At least the Democrats appear to be covering his security detail.

Team that can beat penn state if they all get blessed by god the night before NCAA's and everything that could go wrong for psu does NC state Camacho stays in form wins 125 Orine draws in opposite side of fix and vito is not healthy/is cutting for trials already makes finals ryan jack reaches back on beau in the quarters like he did eierman but gets the fall call and then proceeds to beat whoever the 4 seed is makes the finals but loses because lightning cannot possibly strike 3 times Jackson arrington gets the first takedown on ridge then chooses neutral and proceeds to circle but gets 2 stall calls on ridge for getting himself pushed out. Goes on to stun henson in the finals. Ed scott throws people and gets a lot of pins AA's I got nothing at 165 Nc state says f it and pulls singletons red shirt for confrences and he shows why he beat gabe arnold in 2 matches at u20's takes out a hobbled carter in the semis and avenges his ACC finals loss to mehki (in this hypothetical he loses to mehki at acc's) Fishback steals all of tj stewarts speed like its space jam and AA's Trent beats Aaron in the finals (the most realistic prediction on here imo) and celebrates by punching himself with one hand and holding a hoagie with the other trephan AA's

Again, I am just a nobody wrestling fan so feel free to let me know where you think I went wrong. PAC 12 Interactive Brackets Interactive Brackets: use the interactive brackets using the following letters: D, M, T, F (decision, major, tech, fall). Seed changes: You can change those seeds on the 125R, 133R, 141R, etc. sheets and it will automatically update the team predictions based off of seeds with no bonus factored in. 125 lbs. #1 Nico Provo (STAN) (15-5, 3-1 PAC 12): 23 WS #2 Richard Figueroa (ASU) (9-5, 2-1 PAC 12): 16 WS #3 Brandon Kaylor (OSU) (13-6, 4-1 PAC 12): 19 WS #4 Dom Mendez (POLY) (13-10, 3-4 PAC 12): 37 WS #5 Richard Castro-Sandoval (CSUB) (11-11, 1-3 PAC 12): 47 WS #6 Jeremiah Reno (LR) (13-9, 1-4 PAC 12): 41 WS 133 lbs. #1 Nasir Bailey (LR) (22-2, 4-0 PAC 12): 6 WS #2 Julian Chlebove (ASU) (16-7, 2-1 PAC 12): 27 WS #3 Zeth Romney (POLY) (17-6, 2-1 PAC 12): 10 WS #4 Gabe Whisenhunt (OSU) (8-9, 1-3 PAC 12): 31 WS #5 Dominic Lajoie (STAN) (11-8, 0-2 PAC 12): 51 WS #6 Santino Sanchez (CSUB) (9-16, 0-2 PAC 12): 70 WS 141 lbs. #1 Cleveland Belton (OSU) (16-6, 5-0 PAC 12): 20 WS #2 Jesse Vasquez (ASU) (7-2, 2-0 PAC 12): 24 WS #3 Jason Miranda (STAN) (14-9, 2-2 PAC 12): 48 WS #4 Abe Hinrichsen (POLY) (6-14, 1-4 PAC 12): 67 WS #5 Cael Keck (LR) (6-6, 0-1 PAC 12): 60 WS #6 Luis Ramos (CSUB) (7-13, 0-3 PAC 12): 71 WS 149 lbs. #1 Kyle Parco (ASU) (19-3, 5-0 PAC 12): 1 WS #2 Jaden Abas (STAN) (14-6, 4-1 PAC 12): 11 WS #3 Chance Lamer (POLY) (15-4, 3-2 PAC 12): 7 WS #4 Nash Singleton (OSU) (16-10, 1-4 PAC 12): 45 WS #5 Kyle Dutton (LR) (8-11, 0-4 PAC 12): 42 WS #6 Brock Rogers (CSUB) (11-13, 0-2 PAC 12): 70 WS 157 lbs. #1 Jacori Teemer (ASU) (19-3, 5-0 PAC 12): 4 WS #2 Daniel Cardenas (STAN) (22-5, 4-2 PAC 12): 8 WS #3 Matt Bianchi (LR) (14-6, 3-2 PAC 12): 33 WS #4 Legend Lamer (POLY) (11-9, 1-4 PAC 12): 35 WS #5 Devyn Flores-Che (CSUB) (5-13, 0-4 PAC 12): 71 WS #6 Christopher Hamblin (OSU) (6-4, 0-1 PAC 12): 74 WS 165 lbs. #1 Joseph Bianch (LR) (21-6, 6-0 PAC 12): 22 WS #2 Hunter Garvin (STAN) (19-8, 4-1 PAC 12): 24 WS #3 Chance McLane (ASU) (8-9, 2-2 PAC 12): 34 WS #4 Kekana Fouret (OSU) (11-8, 1-3 PAC 12): 47 WS #5 Guillermo Escobedo (CSUB) (16-13, 1-2 PAC 12): 60 WS #6 Michael Goldfeder (POLY) (4-16, 0-6 PAC 12): 73 WS 174 lbs. #1 Adam Kemp (POLY) (14-3, 2-0 PAC 12): 27 WS #2 Matthew Olguin (OSU) (14-5, 0-0 PAC 12): 21 WS #3 Tye Monteiro (STAN) (8-7, 2-0 PAC 12): 25 WS #4 Tyler Brennan (LR) (18-4, 1-3 PAC 12): 30 WS #5 Cael Valencia (ASU) (8-12, 1-2 PAC 12): 49 WS #6 Augustine Garcia (CSUB) (1-5, 0-1 PAC 12): 58 WS 184 lbs. #1 Trey Munoz (OSU) (17-3, 5-0 PAC 12): 3 WS #2 Triston Wills (LR) (17-7, 4-1 PAC 12): 25 WS #3 Tony Negron (ASU) (12-8, 3-1 PAC 12): 45 WS #4 Jack Darrah (STAN) (12-7, 2-2 PAC 12): 38 WS #5 Kendall LaRosa (POLY) (7-13, 0-7 PAC 12): 57 WS #6 Braden Smelser (CSUB) (5-16, 0-3 PAC 12): 76 WS 197 lbs. #1 Stephen Little (LR) (19-2, 6-0 PAC 12): 12 WS #2 Justin Rademacher (OSU) (16-8, 3-2 PAC 12): 26 WS #3 Nikolas Stemmet (STAN) (27-7, 2-2 PAC 12): 19 WS #4 Jarad Priest (POLY) (7-7, 2-4 PAC 12): 54 WS #5 Jacob Meissner (ASU) (2-13, 1-3 PAC 12): 72 WS #6 Ryan Arrington (CSUB) (0-9, 0-3 PAC 12): 76 WS 285 lbs. #1 Cohlton Schultz (ASU) (7-1, 4-0 PAC 12): 4 WS #2 Josiah Hill (LR) (20-8, 3-2 PAC 12): 26 WS #3 Trevor Tinker (POLY) (12-3, 3-1 PAC 12): 24 WS #4 Boone McDermott (OSU) (16-8, 1-3 PAC 12): 22 WS #5 Peter Ming (STAN) (8-12, 1-3 PAC 12): 41 WS #6 Jake Andrews (CSUB) (9-13, 0-3 PAC 12): 56 WS Team Standings (on placement / no bonus) 1. Arizona State - 111 2. Stanford - 102 3. Little Rock - 101 4. Oregon State - 100.5 5. Cal Poly - 89.5 6. CSU Bakersfield - 46

Yes, I had originally asked what he was on probation for. But edited it after I found a similar article

THAT is some impressive shit. I remember him getting hurt...I did not remember it was a broken ankle. Again, my own anecdotal experiences, knee injuries can vary in pain or ability to Wrestle on them. A broken ankle though? I had a friend with an irrational dislike for Mr. Jaggers. Claimed he got lucky...TWICE. He was a helluva Wrestler also, so he really should have been smart enough to know you don't "get lucky," and win TWO Titles...but he'd still argue it!

Schultz gets the first crack on top. Tries a head pinch and is defended somewhat suspect. Period ends 1-0. Schultz gets a step out about 30 seconds in to go up 2-0. Venezuela gets caution and their turn on top. Tries a couple weak looking guts. Schultz almost gets a go behind off a snap down. Plays it safe. Venezuela with a headbutt with 10 seconds left. Schultz holds him off and takes it 2-1.

the champ will come out of the Big Ten but it won't be the Big Ten champ.

Webster’s dictionary now defines these types of quotes as a kamala.

JB actually got it repaired, he had an ankle full of screws and probably brushed his teeth with toradol. Definitely a crazy impressive performance though, arguably the best of his career. edit: I’m 93% sure he got it repaired like 4-6 weeks before worlds.

People, women mostly, say I look like Mel Gibson. That was when I was younger. But it just happened a few weeks ago. I don't see it, but he is my doppleganger without the beard!! Him and Karelin!! mspart