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  1. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    When they returned home from nationals they weren't allowed in the athletic facility, correct? Maybe their keys no longer worked?
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    Meh. Just doesn't sound as cool and trendy.
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    He is still training WWE...
  4. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    There was an interview from '22 season. Nationals I think. RBY said something about being in the mid 140s during the tournament.
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    Fake news! PSU guys do not get hurt!
  6. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    I'm not sure what body type is the "wwe type."
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    " Who is Gable going to work out that can replicate Taha or Geno? There is no one in the US who can wrestle like those two. Gable is in for a rude awakening if he meets up with either of those two!" Those people had it backwards!
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    Wow! Thanks. I lost track of it. Good "news," I guess!
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    Yeah. Well, my uncle died last year, so I am going to call BS.
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    The ones I see are about 2/3 female!
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    Strange! I generally see boys having lower GPAs than girls on average and AP classes having more girls than boys. Possibly because homework and studying are discriminatory vs. boys!
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    My uncle was a college tennis coach at a d1 university, who also taught a class on sports ethics. He marveled at all the 'really smart, really poor' athletes who got into Harvard, played hockey, and had great financial aid packages.
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    Looks more Minnesota focused!
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    LSU had a nice squad (8th). I was coached by a guy on that team.
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    Seems as if someone was making some assumptions...
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    I just came up with a similar stat (above). I wasn't counting individual AA's, just schools. I also counted Bakersfield as a dropped program. In 83 they were D2 but, as you remember, they moved up to D1 and eventually cut the program.
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    I think I counted all-Americans from 14 schools who have dropped their programs.
  18. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    With all these stats being thrown around, keep in mind that there were many more programs to compete against in 1983.
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    Yes. Once again, I am stunned by the number of all-Americans Gable averaged each year.
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    Right. PSU was a given based on your "PSU and other schools." Keep in mind that PSU wasn't exactly killing it either. They were top ten but nowhere near a trophy and they were the second best team in PA. Big 8 had 4 schools in the top 10, Big 10 had 1.
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    What "others" of note? Maryland? Rutgers?
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    It is going to start getting even easier. Columbia, for one, has just dropped SATs as a requirement for admissions. This makes it much that easier to gain admission for a kid who has solid grades, and a "hook" or "talent" of some sort but struggled on entrance exams.
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    I know. Wasn't sure if the original poster was counting Blair/St. Benedicts, as they are not NJSIAA. Wasn't sure if he was referring to geography or athletic association.
  24. Interviewed_at_Weehawken
    Do you count Perry, Evans, or Mocco as NJ? And if you do, that was a while back...
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    Looks good. Hasn't OK been a bit down, with the exception of Stillwater and Edmond North?
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