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Come on, Flow. You're not even trying now.
bnwtwg replied to Mike Parrish's topic in International Wrestling
FloArena has always been junk - desktop and mobile syntax break and I suspect it's because of the third-party APIs (ad banners that generate at the bottom are an example of a third-party API in this use case). The mistake was not migrating to TrackWrestling when they acquired TW. Instead they are trying to make fetch happen with FloArena. -
Come on, Flow. You're not even trying now.
bnwtwg replied to Mike Parrish's topic in International Wrestling
Jesus christ call the coroner and tell 'em we need body bags from the surrounding counties -
Come on, Flow. You're not even trying now.
bnwtwg replied to Mike Parrish's topic in International Wrestling
You would be surprised at the volume of fresh grads who try to label themselves as "junior data scientist" that can't complete basic business Excel functions, much less write complex strings, and think because they learned the same 10 python hacks everyone knows that they are god's gift to earth until 60 ear old Janet from accounting puts the screws to them. It's kind of like letting the top freshman recruit work out with the grad assistant and today we're working on stand ups. -
Come on, Flow. You're not even trying now.
bnwtwg replied to Mike Parrish's topic in International Wrestling
The consistent gripe of Flo is that there is an abundance of common mistakes. An occasional mistake happens; a pattern of mistakes speaks to incompetence; a pattern of incompetence speaks to negligence. Publicizing their technical road map with sprint release dates would go a LONG way to regaining trust imo. People don't need to see the inner workings of their product ops org but a little transparency would go a very long way. -
Come on, Flow. You're not even trying now.
bnwtwg replied to Mike Parrish's topic in International Wrestling
Anyone who knows xlookup instead of index/match knows what they're talking about in my book -
Come on, Flow. You're not even trying now.
bnwtwg replied to Mike Parrish's topic in International Wrestling
You and I both know they're using Google Sheets with some faulty macros they copy-pasted from a google search -
Come on, Flow. You're not even trying now.
bnwtwg replied to Mike Parrish's topic in International Wrestling
Pushing straight to Prod because you lack quality product managers, engineers, and QA. This is more undergrad startup-level ineptitude from Flo. Don’t surprised when the feeds go down and the venue gets blamed, folks. -
Come on, Flow. You're not even trying now.
bnwtwg replied to Mike Parrish's topic in International Wrestling
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Perhaps Gilman Should Forfeit Maybe
bnwtwg replied to ILLINIWrestlingBlog's topic in International Wrestling
Weird how NLWC has come full circle. They couldn’t beat Sweaty J’Den so they joined him! Carl stops at nothing for even the tiniest of advantages and UWW will do nothing for fear of his disapproving scowl. -
Come on, Flow. You're not even trying now.
bnwtwg replied to Mike Parrish's topic in International Wrestling
It's not like this is a marquee event or that Dom Parrish is a returning world champion or anything -
Perhaps Gilman Should Forfeit Maybe
bnwtwg replied to ILLINIWrestlingBlog's topic in International Wrestling
I have a theory. You know how Trent Hillger has those luscious locks? It's well-known in various circles that Thor uses only the finest Scandinavian hair conditioner products. Well rumor has it that one day Gilman grew a little too jealous, what with his receding hair line, and decided he wanted to cut a corner on the Just For Men club. So he joined PSU on the trip to the Wiscy dual, snuck into the locker room, and stole all the bottles of Hillger's conditioner. He liked the initial results but was constantly craving more and eventually he became addicted like Joe Buck was addicted to hair plugs. And because he still struggles with his conditioner addiction to this very day, Gilman is often seen jonesing during prematch warmups but then disappears to the back. A few minutes later he re-emerges with his body covered head-to-toe in oily conditioner-y grease... and silky smooth hair. He should have just owned the male pattern baldness like his mentally tougher opponent Zane Richards. -
I KNOW I MEAN CRIMINY C'MON it's been 36 months since the program was cut out of nowhere AND Koll has been on campus 24 months. Why aren't we seeing any long-term dividends yet???
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Perhaps Gilman Should Forfeit Maybe
bnwtwg replied to ILLINIWrestlingBlog's topic in International Wrestling
In the words of Tom Brands, "Guy is oiled up. Print that." -
165 Carter Starocci
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You should text him to make sure Cox doesn't blow weight again. Word on the street is he was up to almost 250.
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Sorry, I meant to say I can't believe he won't be wrestling against Retherford this weekend. My bad
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Freestyle Pantaleo today is a very different beast than 2018 folk Pantaleo. Still can't believe he won't be wrestling this weekend.
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I’ll put $100 that doesn’t happen. DMs are open for all takers.
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Lopez to return seeking 5th Olympic title
bnwtwg replied to fishbane's topic in International Wrestling
*every national coach should teach how to defend laces in freestyle and guts in greco* Easy enough. USAW Coach of the Year incoming for ol’ BNWTWG. Suck it chumps. -
Lopez to return seeking 5th Olympic title
bnwtwg replied to fishbane's topic in International Wrestling
It’s not that par terre is ignored so much as it is not the primary instrument of scoring anymore. In freestyle if you’re being a bum they give the opponent a point because defending in par terre, globally, is easier (read: not easy, just easier) whereas in greco it is a destructive difference maker. Just a difference of styles and rule sets. eg greco Passivity? Good luck not getting teched. It’s going to hurt at best and you’re going for a ride at worst. FS lace techs happen, but they don’t start in PT as punishment anymore for a reason. Less time is spent in par terre in FS because it is only a fragment of each match typically. Also, freestyle requires more subtleties such as defending an entire body and “do I give up one or two or four?” Whereas high level greco is decided by multiples of ones and the occasional YouTube highlight which is much more rare than folks think. And yes, greco specialists have almost always had better gutwrenches. But they can’t defend a lace to save their life in the same vein. So tomato, tomahto, it’s a wash and best to appreciate each style. No matter what at least we can all agree that anything better than ball grabs and clinches, right? -
Doing what they do is impressive for anyone period. But throw in the tall barriers of entry being an Ivy League program (and RTC) takes it to a whole ’nother level. Koll started something great and Grey is continuing that tradition. Big kudos to Big Red.
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Godspeed Luffman. Hendrickson is out here ripping shins. He’s going to bring home some u23 world hardware, hopefully he runs into Masoumi and we can get a good look outside of the domestic rose-tinted glasses of where he really stands.
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Hopke looks like he is going to end up with Tony Nelson’s body. Lots of “wiry” frame to fill out