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The way WIN calculates dominance, Hendrickson was at 5.26, Mesenbrink was at 5.11, and Starocci was at 4.88. They include inj/def. Hendrickson had 1, Mesenbrink had 3, and Starocci had 1.

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I think he is wrong.

He means for the season, not just the tournament.

He makes his money in the attention economy, but he is just sooooo awkward at it.

Never mind. That was the vote before the fan vote, not after.

I have all my stuff adjusted to today's scoring rules. That is also why we differed on 30.5 vs 29.5.

Or Nick Lee

Thanks. Did they give you a sense of the structure? There are some here who think it is a bag of cash and some who have speculated that it is a package of things like tuition, room, board, car lease, cash, etc. that can be assigned values that add up to the headline number.

what is the source of your understanding?

Suriano?

A couple of minor edits: Taylor scored 99 to Nolf's 98 Taylor's highest single tournament score was 29.5

Is what these kids say about @lisa morales

To the simple minded, yes.

Back then there was this foolish notion that it could not be simply boosters making pay to play arrangements.

He is a huge PSU homer. Small doses go a very long way.

You act like he was being deposed.

Why do you think Welsh is lying?

He is clearly unhappy with the way last year unfolded at anOSU. This feels as much that he is walking away from a situation as he is walking toward a situation.

Listen to the Basch podcast. He is clearly ticked with how Ohio State handled him.

Same mistake Bob Nicolls makes. You would think he, of all people , knew to pay in Stanley Nickels.

He didn't say, but he said he had higher offers elsewhere.

Yes

I don't have Sanderson in my top 3 because I think he gives Iowa State the home team discount. I think Spencer Lee is number 3. Bob Nichols would pay big to keep him in Iowa. The other 2 are taking T. Boone Pickens' money to go to Oklahoma State back in the day. The easy one is Ben Askren. He likes money. He wins convincingly in 2006, the year after Pickens makes the largest ever contribution to a school's athletic department. The race is going to be tight in 2007. They are just two guys away from retaining the title. T. Boone cracks open the checkbook. The second one is a little less obvious. But the man Askren beats in the 2006 final is moving up a weight. OK St has a hole at 184. Enter Jake Herbert with the second biggest check (it has to be smaller than Askren's or Askren aint coming). They pay Herbert one dollar less than Askren. Everyone is happy. Oklahoma State wins the 2007 title over Minnesota. TBP sees the return on his investment he has been looking for. So he proceeds to hoover up every top recruit or transfer on the market. Iowa and Penn State never win another title. And John Smith never retires as his streak of winning 22 straight team titles is still alive today.

I am not 100%, but I think he knew before he got there that Brooks was going 197.