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NC State wins the red pool 21-12 over Northern Iowa

Hello, Mrs. Vak. Good to have you back.

Cornell takes third in the blue pool after beating North Carolina 31-9 Ohio State takes third in the red pool after beating Lehigh 23-12

And I have yet to see anyone stick the landing

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Cal Poly takes fifth in the red pool with a 23-15 win over Lock Haven Oregon State takes fifth in the blue pool with a 39-10 win over Central Michigan

I mean that I do not have a table of all wrestlers to do a join to. I only have a table of all ranked wrestlers (by service, by date). If anyone has a table of all wrestlers (or is dying to do some typing) I would be happy to use it.

Joins are the easy part. What I need is a data input intern. Any volunteers?

Speaking of things missing, I won't publish updated team projections this week as each service is doing them on a different date. Flo moved theirs up a day so as not to include any of the Collegiate Duals results, Wrestlestat published today so they include just day 1 of the duals, and Intermat has not updated their rankings yet as they are probably waiting for today's results.

Wait, this is you sober?

A bunch of us avoiding work today?

My wife always asks what she did to deserve me, too.

ahhhh, yes. Should be Lock Haven rather than Lehigh.

Permission to treat the witness as hostile?

asked and answered

Any weight with two unranked wrestlers will be missing as my database is all ranked wrestlers rather than all wrestlers.

Nope. Today. These are the placement duals. https://rokfin.com/ppv/22/Collegiate-Duals-20

The database I am using is the list of ranked wrestlers per Intermat. Neither team has a ranked wrestler at that weight, so it does not display.

Starting at 5 p.m. Assuming the starters start, which in some cases we know not to be the case, and in others we can all be "surprised". I have tried to remove the starters that did not wrestle either match yesterday. Let me know if I missed any.

Starting at 3 p.m. Assuming the starters start, which in some cases we know not to be the case, and in others we can all be "surprised". I have tried to remove the starters that did not wrestle either match yesterday. Let me know if I missed any.

Starting at 1 p.m. Assuming the starters start, which in some cases we know not to be the case, and in others we can all be "surprised". I have tried to remove the starters that did not wrestle either match yesterday. Let me know if I missed any.

My point was broad. The administrator signs, but I am sure they do it only after consulting the coach. So, ultimately it is the coach who makes the decision. And the way that form is written it seems there is a lot of leeway for coaches to define terms. Now talk about your bureaucracy, NCAA Bylaw 14.02.12 says: 14.02.12 Grade-Point Average. For purposes of calculating a grade-point average for NCAA eligibility (e.g., progress toward degree), a student must achieve a minimum grade-point average based on a maximum of 4.000 grading scale, unless otherwise specified in the legislation. (Adopted: 4/29/04)

Thanks for the correction. Now think about how crazy that is. It treats the athlete like property. They only get an opportunity elsewhere without penalty if their former coach says they have no opportunity there. But, if there is an opportunity, however that is defined by the coach, then all other opportunities are to be denied. You can see where a control freak coach might be able to use that one-sided relationship to punish someone who challenges their control. I am not saying that is what happened here, I am saying this is the kind of relationship between the NCAA and athletes that causes all manner of hypocrisy.