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We can all laugh at Trump (and I encourage it), but there is a real life instance of nickel missing from the London nickel warehouse that is used to back nickel futures contract trading on the London exchange. In its place was a bag of rocks.

I love the pinfall leaders. Do not draw Kelvin Griffin in a tournament. Every last one of his 18 pinfalls came in tournaments. Ben Askren would be proud. Daulton Mayer has felled by pin 15 times and been felled by pin 4 times. Shouldn't he be the leader? WS thinks Max Leete is on his redhsirt (ditto for Elias Navida), but he still wrestled 34 times this year. Carter Nogle OWNS Cleveland State. He pinned three of their 141s on the same day.

No, but I like that better. So, yeah.

Yep, not commenting on the veracity of the claim, just that it was the claim. I am sure both sides say only what they think will win the case.

Forgot something in that post. Knox said his motivation was he saw his mother being attacked and he went to defend her.

For @bnwtwg IAINWALOWTBAL but... I listened a little and thought the following were interesting statements Plaintiff's Attorney: There is no defined bench There was no ongoing contest Not sure what video the NJSIAA is relying on Discovery was not timely. Only received this morning. Due process requires a meeting with legal representation, which implies the right to cross examine. Even if it is determined the plaintiff did what is alleged, there are other penalties available. Defendant's Attorney: Plaintiff does not deny leaving the bench and joining melee or assaulting a member of the crowd There is no dispute of the facts or the conduct of the plaintiff (the Plaintiff's Attorney disagreed with this statement) Immediate relief is not required This opens the court to more broadly spend time determining student/athlete eligibility. Do they want to do that? Plaintiff was invited to submit evidence without limitation. A victim identified the plaintiff as the person who punched him. Motivation for attacking is not the issue as these are strict liability regulations, and the plaintiff cannot be allowed to decide what is reserved for the police. The judge asked few questions. The only one I remember was whether anyone was arrested. The defendant's attorney said Knox Jr. and Knox Sr. were the only ones detained and that the police were investigating to determine if charges are warranted. The judge pointed out that the plaintiff's statement of events seemed to leave out any mention of what happened between the conclusion of the bout and the defendant appearing in the stands during the melee. Not sure what any of that means for the requested injunction, but found it interesting.

The lawyer referred to "the official video" and said others do not meet the definition of evidence. Not sure what that video shows or if the lawyer is right.

The NJSI lawyer said they had a statement from a witness who said Knox Jr. punched him and that Knox Jr. has not denied that claim.

The judge seemed a little skeptical of the plaintiff's filing. Either way he said he would have a decision by late morning tomorrow, but was hoping for end of day today.

It would be the ultimate irony if Oklahoma State's big money backer brought him to Stillwater

If Lilledahl is the #8 seed (current Flo and Intermat ranks) he has a 46.5% chance of top 8. If Davis is the #4 seed (current Flo rank) he has a 75.6% chance of top 8. As the #6 seed (current Intermat rank) his chances drop to 60.6% for top 8.

The good news for you, is someone other than your namesake will likely win a title for Iowa. Maybe even two someones.

yes. Along with RPI and coaches' ranking.

@Jimmy Cinnabon misses every shot he doesn't take. And most of the shots he does takes. But every now and again he starts a good topic. Lotta chaff with a little wheat.

Someone on HVI asked me to calculate the odds of PSU finishing with just 1 champion. Here is what I came up with. There are a couple ways to look at this. Using odds generated from the entire field between 2010 and 2024, and assuming the current Flo rankings will also be the seeds, the most likely outcome is 3 champions. There is even an infinitely small chance of 10 champs (0.0000172%) But PSU has always performed better than the field. If we use odds generated from PSU's results over the same time frame, the most likely outcome jumps up to 5 champions. However, the odds of 9 or 10 go to zero as PSU has not had a #4 or #8 win in that window. In this scenario there is even a 32.5% chance PSU breaks the record and finishes with 6+ champions. Nuts. The big difference is the #1 and #2 seeds. For the field including PSU #1 seeds won 52.14% of the time, but PSU #1 seeds won 80.77% of the time. For the field including PSU #2 seeds won 19.29% of the time, but PSU #2 seeds won 42.11% of the time. Of course, the B1G tournament results will go a long way toward determining the actual seeds. I will update this at that time.

Tomorrow along with RPI and coaches' rank.

Strong point

Current? 3?

Based on long term results Sanderson Brands Ryan Eggum Smith Manning Based on recent results Sanderson Brands Grey Bormet Smith Manning

Didn't you see history being made? When was the last time a three time state champ was disqualified in his quest for four because he went into the stands to help his father fight? Can't be more than two or three times.

More likely to come from a multi 8th or 6th place guy. Like Parco. He already has 10 loses. Kirk Mammen (OKST) and Ben Bennett (CMU) each had 11 loses. I think that is the most.

What's with the hardon for Cornell?