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When I was a full-time assistant at an NAIA school, 15 years ago, I got paid 19k. I also had to work night time security at the school 3 nights a week for 4-6 hours a night. I lived in my office because I couldn't afford to live off-campus. During the season, my wrestlers would let me use their meal cards to eat once a day because they weren't going to use them. Moved on pretty quickly.

I've actually been thinking about doing this on my website since grade designations are useless now a days. Just do years since HS graduation. So much simpler and evens everything out. Don't have to figure out if a guy used a RS or not, was he injured, withdraw, go to prep school, etc. Graduate in 2023 and it's 2026, you have a 3. Graduate in 2020 and it's 2030, you have a 10. Simpler math too instead of trying to figure out how long a SR who redshirted, took a gap year, olympic redshirted, and got injured was.

He is 5th on the ladder because Snyder didn't wrestle at the Open.

It's the best part of the site.

I designated 450 as the UNL class since I needed a number for searching purposes. You wouldn't be able to do a search for weight classes >157, for example. It was picked because it was reportedly the heaviest Chris Taylor got. I should fix the program builder, and anything outside of the database, to change 450 to UNL. Great idea.

Oh. You're talking about Intermat. I thought he was talking about wrestling.guru. Now I don't know. Ha

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The only thing I've noticed being real slow was the college event pages because they are pretty database query heavy. My cache settings got all sort of messed up when I was doing some upgrades. I went and updated them this week, so it's running quite a bit faster now. Let me know if there were other pages or issues you were having so I can look into them.

You're right. Locked in is probably the wrong wording. Front-runner is a better one.

Correct. It was a left over from the prior season.

To give them some wiggle room in a narrow set of situations, like injury, where someone may not have been able to do the full process for the team.

I'll believe they nominate someone else besides the champ when it happens.

I was curious to see who get choice for the u23 team. This is best I can tell the order of the team as it stands now. The guys in green have 1st choice of the spot except Blaze/Forrest and Robideau/Henson. The winner of those 2 will have choice. Camden McDanel is the only u23 champ locked in with every Sr. team member being too old.

Ruth never actually put his name in the portal this year per Swaw.

I think he is Russian and wrestles out Suplex, where they have a bunch of Russians. He hasn't wrestled HS in the US.

He was to Wisconsin and then decommitted at the end of January.

Justin Beauvais - Said he was looking at Ohio State and AZ State back in Feb. Hunter Stevens - Visited MN recently. Was committed to Wisconsin originally. Sean Hall quote- "In 8 weeks or so I will be traveling and competing with the team “The Best Wrestler” coached by Ivan Delchev and compete in various tournaments, duals and training camps in Bulgaria for international competition. As far as college, at this point in my life, I believe that wrestling is not my biggest priority. I hope one day when I’m old I don’t look back and regret this choice, but I feel that my mission, which I will be starting immediately after I graduate, and my pre-med schooling are my largest priorities. With already having already gained my associated degree while throughout high school. I’m not sure that wrestling in college would benefit my path as an aspiring premedical student for only my last 2 years of my Bachelors. That being said, I still have a deep love for this sport and am open to the direction that life my take me." Shea Morris - Indian Hills (https://www.instagram.com/p/DYA8A0rlGVN/) Ashton Hobson - West Virginia (https://www.instagram.com/p/DYC75qdkgEt/)

Should be called a SwaWoooo...

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Ruth was an portal error left over from last year when he tried to get an extra year. He never put his name in this season.

Tournaments should count as a single date since they are the same competition. As @Dogbone said, that's because that is an academic issue.

It's not 1st or 2nd semester. It's 1st or 2nd half of the scheduled dates/competitions. C. The injury or illness must have occurred prior to the beginning of the contest or date of competition that begins the second half of the playing season in that sport as measured by the number of completed contests or dates of competition in that sport, excluding postconference competition.

Here is the toughest path to placing by seed: Toughest Path (lowest avg opponent seed) Wrestler School WT Place Opp Seed Sum Avg Opp Seed Matches Chance Lamer Nebraska 149 4th 45 7.5 6 Ty Watters West Virginia 157 6th 48 8 6 Cesar Alvan Columbia (NY) 165 3rd 48 8 6 Jacob Moran Indiana (IN) 125 6th 50 8.3 6 Aden Valencia Stanford (CA) 149 1st 44 8.8 5 Danny Wask Navy (MD) 174 6th 62 8.9 7 Beau Mantanona Michigan 174 7th 54 9 6 Ben Kueter Iowa 285 5th 64 9.1 7 Angelo Ferrari Iowa 184 6th 56 9.3 6 Marc-Anthony McGowan Princeton (NJ) 125 2nd 47 9.4 5 Brandon Cannon Ohio State 157 4th 68 9.7 7 Brock Hardy Nebraska 141 4th 61 10.2 6 Kannon Webster Illinois 157 5th 72 10.3 7 Aaron Seidel Virginia Tech 133 3rd 64 10.7 6 Cameron Catrabone Michigan 157 7th 75 10.7 7 Bryce Hepner North Carolina 165 7th 64 10.7 6 Patrick Kennedy Iowa 174 3rd 64 10.7 6 Vince Robinson North Carolina State 125 4th 86 10.8 8 Tyler Knox Stanford (CA) 133 6th 86 10.8 8 Drake Ayala Iowa 133 5th 77 11 7 Carson Kharchla Ohio State 174 4th 77 11 7 Cody Merrill Oklahoma State 197 2nd 55 11 5 Aeoden Sinclair Missouri 184 3rd 78 11.1 7 Tyler Klinsky Rider (NJ) 125 8th 67 11.2 6 Sergio Vega Oklahoma State 141 1st 56 11.2 5 Landon Robideau Oklahoma State 157 1st 56 11.2 5 CJ Composto Pennsylvania 141 7th 79 11.3 7 Benjamin Davino Ohio State 133 2nd 57 11.4 5 Isaac Trumble North Carolina State 285 1st 57 11.4 5 Max McEnelly Minnesota 184 1st 58 11.6 5 Brock Mantanona Michigan 184 5th 70 11.7 6 Troy Spratley Oklahoma State 125 5th 71 11.8 6 Zackary Ryder Oklahoma State 184 8th 83 11.9 7 Konner Doucet Oklahoma State 285 4th 83 11.9 7 Nicco Ruiz Arizona State 165 4th 84 12 7 Manuel 'MJ' Gaitan III Iowa State 174 8th 73 12.2 6 Cam Steed Missouri 174 5th 73 12.2 6 Casey Swiderski Oklahoma State 149 8th 74 12.3 6 Andrew Sparks Minnesota 165 5th 99 12.4 8 Yonger Bastida Iowa State 285 2nd 62 12.4 5

While they aren't keeping them from transferring, they are forcing them to not be able to by the penalties on the other side. It's still a barrier to transfer and an attempt to limit an athlete's options. The courts have already said they can't be limited. You are correct on the cancelation or reduction of aid, but why would a school end up doing that if they want the wrestler to stay? That's a great way to convince a wrestler you want to keep to leave .

Probably this