Wrestleknownothing
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That he is the backup for a reason, and as a backup wrestling a three time national champ who is also a two time Hodge winner wrestling with the ultimate home mat advantage, he did damn good.
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There are 5 visionaries on this board. Identify yourselves and take your victory laps. (Also so I know who not to sig bet against.)
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Pitt Decimates Poor, Sweet Illinois (30-6)
Wrestleknownothing replied to flyingcement's topic in College Wrestling
Dude's the worst. -
When I read the topic I thought you were exaggerating, but holy crap, its true.
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Flo had him #1 pre-season before Quincy Monday announced he was dropping down to 157, but then immediately dropped him to #2 after Monday announced. No one else (Intermat, Wrestlestat, WIN) has had him #1 at any point this season.
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What a dumb response to back up a dumb original post that was followed by an even dumber take.
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Then why didn't you? That was rhetorical. I already know the answer.
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My sentiments exactly. I am a former Flo subscriber who does not miss it.
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You absolutely should state your opinion as you are never a tool about it.
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He is doing radio.
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That is a big boy
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Spencer Lee: 4x NCAA champ or Olympic medalist?
Wrestleknownothing replied to Jimmy Cinnabon's topic in College Wrestling
At 11 I wanted Olympic gold. I don't remember prior to that. In 1972 when Mark Spitz took home 7 golds I was not swimming yet, though by the time I was swimming I certainly remembered the iconic poster. But watching Brian Goodell set the world record in the 1500 meter free in 1976 was what did it for me. I wanted to be Brian Goodell. I was not Brian Goodell. -
Cliff Keen Las Vegas Wrestling Invitational
Wrestleknownothing replied to Idaho's topic in College Wrestling
And if TNT does the ducking against ISU, does that make it Duck a l'Orange? -
Dammit, I qualified for this list, but didn't make the cut.
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they might even flap their gums.
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In hindsight, what NCAA bracket was the best ever?
Wrestleknownothing replied to jross's topic in College Wrestling
2018 had a couple strong ones. 125 - Four wrestlers who would go on to win 7 titles (with a shot at an 8th) in Spencer Lee(3, maybe 4), Nick Suriano (2), Nathan Tomasello (1), and Darian Cruz (1) 141 - Three wrestlers who would win 7 titles (with a shot at an 8th) with each taking multiple titles in Diakomihalis (3, maybe 4), Heil (2), and Lee (2). -
bump If you didn't vote earlier, vote. If you voted and have since changed your mind, what say you now?
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I have repented for my sins.
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You are absolutely right, and shame on me as she was there when my kids were there. If we rank based on HS achievements I think the list looks very different. Chase (first woman in IL HS history to qualify for the state tournament), Cortez (one of only 13(?) four timers, with 3 at GN), Ramos (3 timer), Gomez (3 timer) (tied for 3rd?), Assad (2 timer).
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Until recently the only town in America named after a living person. Small world.
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From my kids' high school: 1.) Tony Ramos, 2.) Austin Gomez, 3.) Abe Assad, 4.) Jered Cortez
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@AuntAnnie I like to look at percentage of titles won rather than just count. There have been 22 wrestlers finish at 100% in the NCAA championships (3 for 3 in the non-freshman eligible eras, and 4 for 4 in the freshman eligible eras). Of those twenty-two, two took a lose in the year they won their final title: Wayne Martin was 11-1 in 1936 and Larry Hayes was 17-1 in 1961. So it is not without precedence.
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A tip: when copy/pasting a table from Excel or Word, it is best to paste into an empty Word doc using Paste Special>Picture(U) and then copy the picture from Word into this website.
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Apparently he transferred to Northern Iowa? Or I accidentally pasted in the UNI table. How is this?
