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I think we can safely say it will not be Texas A&M to next add wrestling. After firing Jimbo Fisher and triggering a $76+ million buyout (with no offsets if he gets another job. Huh?) and probably having to pay assistant coaches to leave and pay new coaches to come in, it will likely cost the school north of $100 million to fire a coach slightly above .500 (19-15 overall, 10-13 against the SEC, 12-14 against Power 5) since signing this very reasonable, and totally worth it, contract. But, let's face it, the real problem with college athletics is athletes transferring, collecting NIL payments, and betting on women's college basketball.

I am equal parts worried and at peace. Worried that you knew my wife's favorite lyric in her favorite song. But at peace since you clearly do not know me and my glow in the dark pasty Irish ass.

That dude never had an era. Ask my kids.

Even bigger after those two wins.

I really enjoyed the claiming an era that was never claimed to be an era era is over. Edit: Doh, then I read that antitroll actually did say that. My apologies, Gus. But I will leave it out there rather than delete.

I do not think so. There was nothing I could find in the Olympic RS criteria that suggests an athlete must not be enrolled.

Yep. I still hope he goes the entire season without getting or giving a TD while finishing with a winning record and qualifying for the NCAA tournament. In a year where TDs have been granted 50% more points, it would be a true demonstration of dominance.

Good point. Against D1 competition he has gone 3 straight without a TD, but is still 2-1 in that stretch as he has also not allowed a TD. Can he keep it up for the entire season? God, I hope so.

House shows are not streamed, taped, or televised. They are the backwater's backwater.

The car. Also of note, Voinovich won his semi 2-1 in TB-1. Two matches, plus two overtimes without an offensive point. Oof.

That crowd musr be four, maybe five people deep. Must be nerve racking.

Sounds like a real barn burner.

And how wild is it to score 33 and NOT get the tech?

The data is for all rounds. The 33-19 was Tom Brands over Joey Gilbert in the 133 semifinal in 1991. After winning 23-8, 25-10, 12-6, and 33-19, the final was a 5-3 affair.

There is no doubt in my mind that everyrhing Cael Sanderson does, and has done, is motivated by fear.

Damn. That is some fine looking grub.

@grogs84 did the heavy lift on data and was kind enough to share it with me.

And That is Final The most common final score in an NCAA tournament match (1998 - 2021) that ends with either a decision, major decision or tech fall is (yawn) 3-2 followed by 3-1. Same final score data, but organized differently (single score axis with winning scores color coded and labeled to make it easier to read). MOV It On Over While 3-2 is the most common score, the most common margin of victory is 2 points, though it varies significantly by round. Things tighten up a bit in the semifinals. A full 28.5% of those were 1 point matches. Not surprisingly 8 is more common than either 7 or 9. Similarly 15+ is more common than 12 - 14 combined.

Soon?

I wish the best for you and yours. Fight the good fight.

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Have you tried using wrestlestat's match up tool? It does a nice job of showing common opponents and rankings.

Truth

Why did you stop? You were only 156 matches away from immortality.