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The 2 answers: Ralph Hammonds in 1928 Harold Byrd in 1940 Both started at Oklahoma State.
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I love your guide! Highly recommend.
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I'll give you a hint. They both transferred from the same program and went to HS in the same state.
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Correct! You'll have to go back a bit more than that.
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In this day and age everyone transfers. That obviously wasn't always the case. Two-part question: 1. Who is the first to AA after transferring? 2. Who is the first to become a National Champion after transferring?
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The 3 of those are currently D1 schools. I asked about current non-D1 schools.
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The answers were Cornell (IA), Southwestern Oklahoma, Mankato/Slippery Rock. Question - We'll stick with current Non-D1 wrestlers again. Lowell Lange and Carlton Haselrig both won 3 titles attending non-D1 schools. Name the wrestlers that have won 2 titles.
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Didn't get a chance to jump on here yesterday so I will do 2 questions today. First: Name the top-3, currently Non-D1, schools with the most AAs.
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I'm willing to bet that's the exact thing I read. Thanks!
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Ding Ding Ding. Of note with this is that Cornell didn't send a team to the 1948 tournament. Even without the injury he may not have been able to. I can't remember why exactly, but it may have been because of injuries so they decided to rest and wrestle AAU.
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Once I get my website up and running you'll have all the info you need!
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Davis was 7th and Zalesky was 5th as FR.
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Snyder was a SO. Joseph redshirted.
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Question - True Freshman champs are rare, however, one year the same team had 2 of them. Name the year, team, and wrestlers.
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Ha. I've just done easy google searches so far. No newspapers, student publications, etc. Lots of places to dig into to find these last ones. Hoping people will know quite a few of them when I finally post the database out there.
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There have been 24.2k NQs in D1. I've got the state of 22.5k, HS of 21.7k, and hometown of 14k. I haven't done a super deep dive on the others yet so I am sure I will be able to find quite a few of those too when I get to it. It's taken an extremely LOOOOOOOONG time. But worth it.
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Whatever they listed on a roster for hometown. If that wasn't available then a yearbook, newspaper, etc. lists them. Not perfect but nothing will be. For example, Myles Martin lists nj instead of md where he went to hs.
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So close. Just need to switch Ohio and Iowa. PA, OK, IA, OH, IL. Iowa is inching closer to passing OK. Oh and IL were close but OH is starting to open a gap with the past 10 years.
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That would be the other. Now you've got to put them in order!
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Numbers 2 & 3 added up doesn't equal PA! You've got 4 states. Only 1 is in the right order though (hint- it's PA). But you have listed 7 of the top 8 who are all well above any one else.
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New question - Name the 5 states, in order, that have produced the most AAs? * Note - I'm missing the states for almost 50 AAs, but it shouldn't affect the order.
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You are correct! The one you are missing is Dick Dickenson of Michigan State in 1948.
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The answer was 9. More than I would've thought. Next question - What high school has the most National Champs?? Bonus point if you can name when the last one was.
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The last 2 countries I was looking for was Iraq and Turkey. You have to go all the way back to the 50s for those. New question - Since 1967, how many unseeded wrestlers have won a National Title?
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You're not wrong, but both list their hometown as in the US. Though I think Gomez would list PR instead of DR since he spent the majority of his life there. Novachkov - https://gopoly.com/sports/wrestling/roster/boris-novachkov/4419 Gomez - https://msuspartans.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=6270 Either way, there are a couple others out there.
