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It would break the 7 way tie he is currently in:

Not sure about the other two, but Griffith and Davison were perfect fits for holes at Michigan. Griffith is a big upgrade over Maylor. And with Parris graduating (and Cassioppi not yet suspended) UM was the perfect fit for Davison.

No, but I am not a doctor either.

And those were minutes apart. Extrapolate it out to two weeks. He'll be going multiple SVs.

This is also a small tournament phenomena. There is a very good chance Iowa finishes the NCAA tournament in front of Michigan, Nebraska, and Ohio State. Hell, how many times has PSU won NCAAs without winning B1Gs?

Everyone wants to tell me how tough the Big 10 is when it comes to wrestling. But I'm not buying it. If it were so tough, how come it is so easy to get to the NCAA tournament from the Big 10? Let me tell you, there is a new sheriff in town and it is the MAC Conference. It is the toughest to qualify for the NCAA Tournament from.

yes, he is in

You must not have had the curve where you come from. My freshman year in college I had a chem test where 20% was a B. There was also a guy who got a 99% on that test. He is now a doctor.

A+ work here. You got 41 of 47 right.

First and second alternates listed at 9 of 10 weights. No second alternate at 197. I wonder what that is about.

The not a cell phone app I was incorrect to highlight, but nothing else. Read your on fact check. Also, I did not highlight not secret. You might want to read what Art posted above too on the topic of legality.

What you heard is I avoid information and perspectives, what I said was I avoid unreliable narrators. Their perspective is not conducive to being educated. And the only way I know they are unreliable is to read and evaluate them first. When I realize who they are, I stop wasting my time on them.

That is on the list of subjective considerations which are new for this year: Bad losses (Under .500% win percentage). Outside the top 30 Coaches Rank and/or top 30 RPI. Conference champion. Performance in last five matches (including conference tournament). Number of injury default or medical forfeit wins/losses. Best quality win. Wrestler availability (Injured or medically unable to compete).

I am guessing he had the DT shakes and couldn't help himself.

Right on time the King of the Unreliable Narrators enters the conversation. You cannot even read your own fact check correctly. Nowhere in there is the term illegal used. And while he uses the term inadmissible, in the same sentence he refers to them as authorized. And he also states they paid for their own flights. "But soon, news organizations began misreporting some of this, primarily in two ways. First and perhaps more importantly, some of the re-reportings incorrectly said the government itself was “flying” immigrants in, as though taxpayers were picking up the tab. As far as I know, that’s not true, nor have I ever reported anything other than that the program requires the migrants to pick up the tab. Again, the U.S. government only authorizes the flights, which some may consider bad enough."

Since you generally think the truth is what you want to believe, I am ok with avoiding your truth.

Earlier I got a message saying the site was being updated. Perhaps it had something to do with that.

Wait? You are taking Nebraska? I never saw that coming.

Move the goal posts much?

Speaking of facts. Fun fact. There is only one 4 weight combination where another school has higher expected points than PSU. Take the four lowest ranked PSU guys (Nagao, Kasak, Truax, Bartlett) and they come in second to NC State's lineup (Orine, Arrington, Fishback, Jack). Every other combination of four weights has PSU on top.

I believe he is referring to the criteria change specific to conference tournaments. Which I do not think is a rule. Whereas what you are referring to is a rule change. Hence the confusion.

Not according to this website, there isn't. The expected points for 125, 133, 141, 149 based on the latest ranking:

28 championships from 22 wrestlers. 158 AA's from 92 wrestlers (that includes 2020). Not sure where the difference is there. I could have someone coded wrong. Edit: But the NWHOF agrees with 158. Sorry, that is real hard to read.