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I think it is safe to say the Uetake experiment demonstrates they do not stand a chance.

One other thing that jumped out at me was the difference of opinion on Cornell. Wrestlestat likes Cornell a lot more than Intermat. Like 35% more from an expected scoring standpoint. And from a rank standpoint. Wrestlestat has Cornell wrestlers ranked higher in 8 of 10 weights.

Off to North Dakota Statt

The model is less difficult than getting the data necessary to build the model.

Looks like Intermat added at least one redshirt freshman they had missed (or assumed wasn't at that weight or wasn't the starter) in Kale Petersen of Iowa. Still no Lilledahl, or any other true freshman who did not at least wrestle in a college open in 2024, that I can tell.

Seems like this site last updated in 2020.

The judge hearing this case put it best: "This is a rather contentious books and records dispute that involves a private Delaware entity, owned by family members. Coloring this matter and atypical in Section 220 cases, there has been a profusion of bickering related to familial hostility and certain disclosed actions by family members—matters which I don’t find relevant here."

Intermat dropped their new pre-season rankings a few hours ago and Wrestlestat did the same yesterday. There were a lot of line up changes and weight changes in both sets of rankings. The biggest movers in my expected points outcomes based on Intermat rankings were Nebraska (+6.9), Lock Haven (-8.8) and NC State (-11.1). Nebraska gained through Intermat sorting out 174 - 197 after Nebraska's announcement regarding weights. Previously they had Minto, Pinto and Allred, respectively. Now they have Pinto, Allred, and McDanel. Lock Haven lost out through Noto bumping up a weight (from 125 to 133) and down in rank (from #2 to #8). NC State lost out through Ryan Jack and Jackson Arrington redshirting. As a result NC State drops from #7, with an outside shot at the podium, to #15, and a remote shot, in my rankings.

Not on Twitter. But even if I was you shouldn't tag me. It is @fishbane's stat.

Seems like it is about clicks. He took 8+ minutes to not say anything, but there will be more videos. Where he will probably not say anything.

And every Cardenas match https://www.flowrestling.org/events/12430225-2024-u23-world-championship/videos?playing=12950564

https://www.flowrestling.org/events/12430225-2024-u23-world-championship/videos?playing=12950556&limit=60 All of Mesenbrink's matches. Not behind the firewall.

WTF @SocraTease

If they spend more, it is because they raise more.

It got dragged into the mud. Trump's specialty.

The way I look at it is the powers that be use the scoring rules in two ways. One is to promote activities that they want more of. They want more takedowns. They made this clear when they changed a takedown from 2 to 3 points. The other way the scoring rules are used is to reward degree of difficulty. It is very difficult to expose your opponents back, so the longer you expose your opponents back the more points you will get. It is harder to pinfall your opponent than to beat them by a point, so you will get a bonus for this more difficult activity. For me, the reversal satisfies both elements. It is a takedown in the sense that the person who was up prior to the action is now down. And it is exceedingly difficult. For my money a reversal should be worth 3 points.

The neck rig made me think of Bob Dylan, particularly on "The Times, They Are A Changin'"

I was watching, but then someone grabbed my shirt and I missed what happened.

I could not like that tweet any more than I do.

Who says we can't? Do it.

7 for 16 for the Smiths, so even more so for the Peery's

But I am assuming it is the Smith's. Lee Roy Sr.'s boys took home 13 AA's: 4 for Pat, and 3 each for John, Mark and Lee Roy Jr. Nothing for Luke and Matthew apparently.

As near as I can tell the Smith family has the most AA's at 49, followed by the Johnson's at 32. Who knew.

Not me. Foot bathes only.

Good choice. I would put John Popper at, or near, the top of the list.