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9th: 65 against 95 10th: 75 against 103 11th: 95 against 103 12th: 112 against 103

My student who I tutor out of state has a 4.0 gpa in all AP classes and 1500 SAT; she was rejected by UNC, accepted by Michigan, waitlisted at Texas and rejected at Virginia. UNC is a very challenging admission out of state. It must help immensely that he's an athlete.

wow starocci is gaining on wyatt!

I wonder if Jack Mueller qualifies...90% win percentage at 125, lost to Spencer Lee in finals, career highlights including wins over Dance, Rivera, Desanto at 133, Erneste at 133, McGee, Bresser, McKee. 77% win percentage up a weight.

he was so good- Sr year he beat D'Emilio by 14, tech'd Composto who took 8th, beat Filius by 10, tech'd Bergeland (who took 7th) 16 to 0, beat Real Woods, and had over 80% bonus.

indeed

I'm a neutral wrestling fan Northwestern alum, and I love Nebraska's team culture and Mark Manning. What a great tourney for you guys!

Wild! My guys gassed out early! Will need to pick 2-3 dark horses with more home run power next go around. Good times

Jake Andrews, heavyweight, is an inspiration to men. In three years he won 9 matches. Senior year he won 23 and is a national qualifier.

Jake Andrews, heavyweight, is an inspiration to men. In three years he won 9 matches. Senior year he won 23 and is a national qualifier.

125 McCrone 133 Rini 141 Schwartz 149 Abas 157 Scott 165 Thomsen 174 Desiante 184 Kane 197 Bechtold HWT Day

Figueroa, I just am not a fan of him or his style

without looking at the brackets I like the combo of Hamiti, Strickenberger, Hardy and Lovett. Maybe you could squeeze out 10-20% ROI lol

IMO Poulin wil not earn AA at N.Colorado, Spratley is much better yet occasionally inconsistent. Sprately has wrestled way better competition and at NCAA it normally shows in Poulin's losses.Poulin should xfer to Nebraska, Iowa, Iowa State, N. Iowa, Ohio State or West Virginia and get some reps against quality opposition.

Ayala will destroy Noto- Noto doesn't look good at 133- way too short. Parco did not look good at Big 10's, that could prove troubling.

Good point- wrestling is very challenging to rank because injuries are so common and influence records impactfully. I'd argue using prior All-American and NCAA match performances would be helpful but then you'd have to compare weight class changes, health histories, the amount of data needed to accurately assess this stuff borders on the most ridiculous manual labor ever. I recently spent 8 hours analyzing who was the best pound for pound wrestlers. Here is what I came up with; it was exhausting. I accidentally called Bonus victories "majors" in my rankings. 1.Gable Steveson (data adjusted for match count) Top 40 Majors 5 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 7 Tech Rank 1 Team Points Rank 3 Top 15 Majors 5 Bonus Rate 100 Best Major Ranking 7 2. Mitchell Mesenbrink Top 40 Majors 7 Top 15 Wins 1 Best Win Ranking 2 Tech Rank 1 Team Points Rank 3 Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 100 Best Major Ranking 2 3. Parker Keckeisen Top 40 Majors 8 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 4 Tech Rank 3 Team Points Rank 5 Top 15 Majors 3 Bonus Rate 90 Best Major Ranking 4 4. Carter Starocci Top 40 Majors 5 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 3 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 2 Top 15 Majors 3 Bonus Rate 94 Best Major Ranking 9 5. Stephen Buchanan Top 40 Majors 8 Top 15 Wins 7 Best Win Ranking 3 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 4 Top 15 Majors 3 Bonus Rate 79 Best Major Ranking 9 6. Wyatt Hendrickson Top 40 Majors 6 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 5 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 1 Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 89 Best Major Ranking 5 7. Josh Barr (1 loss to 1st ranked) Top 40 Majors 7 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 2 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 8 Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 83 Best Major Ranking 7 8. Jesse Mendez (1 loss to 1st ranked) Top 40 Majors 6 Top 15 Wins 7 Best Win Ranking 5 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 4 Bonus Rate 75 Best Major Ranking 6 9. Dean Hamiti Top 40 Majors 7 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 10 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 10 Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 74 Best Major Ranking 10 10. Michael Caliendo (1 loss to 1st ranked) Top 40 Majors 8 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 7 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 74 Best Major Ranking 9 11. Max McEnelly Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 7 Tech Rank 3 Team Points Rank 7 Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 83 Best Major Ranking 9 12. Keegan O’Toole Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 2 Best Win Ranking 2 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 92 Best Major Ranking 10 13. Shane Van Ness (1 loss to 4th ranked) Top 40 Majors 5 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 3 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 3 Bonus Rate 78 Best Major Ranking 3 14. Matt Ramos Top 40 Majors 2 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 3 Tech Rank 2 Team Points Rank 6 Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 78 Best Major Ranking 11 15. Caleb Henson Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 3 Best Win Ranking 4 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 75 Best Major Ranking 14 16. Greg Kerkvliet Top 40 Majors 2 Top 15 Wins 3 Best Win Ranking 11 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 81 Best Major Ranking 15 17. Owen Trephan Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 2 Best Win Ranking 6 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 9 Top 15 Majors 0 Bonus Rate 78 Best Major Ranking 28 18. Brock Hardy (3 losses to 1st, 8th & 9th ranked) Top 40 Majors 4 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 5 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate Best Major Ranking 5 19. Terell Barraclough (1 loss to 30th ranked) Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 4 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 0 Bonus Rate 58 Best Major Ranking 18 20. Isaac Trumble (3 losses to 2nd, 2nd and 6th ranked) Top 40 Majors 7 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 6 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 68 Best Major Ranking 6 21. Peyton Hall (1 loss to 3rd ranked) Top 40 Majors 4 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 7 Tech Rank 9 Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 0 Bonus Rate 59 Best Major Ranking 17 Honorable Mention: Mullen, Cardenas, Alirez, Kasak, Plott, pinto, Ferrari, Beard, Haines, little, Stout

agreed- this guy defeated Arujau once, he shouldn't need it easy to win one

Here is my contribution as an intern using some of what you guys gave and some extra. Top 40 majors refers to # matches against top 40 ending in major or better win. All bold items refer to number of matches. These are my pound for pound dominance rankings- feel free to compare/contrast opinions. They measure overall ability to dominate opponents, advance and win bonus. 1.Gable Steveson (data projected for low match count) Top 40 Majors 5 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 7 Tech Rank 1 Team Points Rank 3 Top 15 Majors 5 Bonus Rate 100 Best Major Ranking 7 2. Mitchell Mesenbrink Top 40 Majors 7 Top 15 Wins 1 Best Win Ranking 2 Tech Rank 1 Team Points Rank 3 Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 100 Best Major Ranking 2 3. Parker Keckeisen Top 40 Majors 8 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 4 Tech Rank 3 Team Points Rank 5 Top 15 Majors 3 Bonus Rate 90 Best Major Ranking 4 4. Carter Starocci Top 40 Majors 5 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 3 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 2 Top 15 Majors 3 Bonus Rate 94 Best Major Ranking 9 5. Stephen Buchanan Top 40 Majors 8 Top 15 Wins 7 Best Win Ranking 3 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 4 Top 15 Majors 3 Bonus Rate 79 Best Major Ranking 9 6. Wyatt Hendrickson Top 40 Majors 6 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 5 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 1 Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 89 Best Major Ranking 5 7. Josh Barr (1 loss to 1st ranked) Top 40 Majors 7 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 2 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 8 Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 83 Best Major Ranking 7 8. Jesse Mendez (1 loss to 1st ranked) Top 40 Majors 6 Top 15 Wins 7 Best Win Ranking 5 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 4 Bonus Rate 75 Best Major Ranking 6 9. Dean Hamiti Top 40 Majors 7 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 10 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 10 Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 74 Best Major Ranking 10 10. Michael Caliendo (1 loss to 1st ranked) Top 40 Majors 8 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 7 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 74 Best Major Ranking 9 11. Max McEnelly Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 7 Tech Rank 3 Team Points Rank 7 Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 83 Best Major Ranking 9 12. Keegan O’Toole Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 2 Best Win Ranking 2 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 92 Best Major Ranking 10 13. Shane Van Ness (1 loss to 4th ranked) Top 40 Majors 5 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 3 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 3 Bonus Rate 78 Best Major Ranking 3 14. Matt Ramos Top 40 Majors 2 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 3 Tech Rank 2 Team Points Rank 6 Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 78 Best Major Ranking 11 15. Caleb Henson Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 3 Best Win Ranking 4 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate 75 Best Major Ranking 14 16. Greg Kerkvliet Top 40 Majors 2 Top 15 Wins 3 Best Win Ranking 11 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 81 Best Major Ranking 15 17. Owen Trephan Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 2 Best Win Ranking 6 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank 9 Top 15 Majors 0 Bonus Rate 78 Best Major Ranking 28 18. Brock Hardy (3 losses to 1st, 8th & 9th ranked) Top 40 Majors 4 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 5 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 2 Bonus Rate Best Major Ranking 5 19. Terell Barraclough (1 loss to 30th ranked) Top 40 Majors 3 Top 15 Wins 5 Best Win Ranking 4 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 0 Bonus Rate 58 Best Major Ranking 18 20. Isaac Trumble (3 losses to 2nd, 2nd and 6th ranked) Top 40 Majors 7 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 6 Tech Rank N/A Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 1 Bonus Rate 68 Best Major Ranking 6 21. Peyton Hall (1 loss to 3rd ranked) Top 40 Majors 4 Top 15 Wins 4 Best Win Ranking 7 Tech Rank 9 Team Points Rank N/A Top 15 Majors 0 Bonus Rate 59 Best Major Ranking 17 Honorable Mention: Mullen, Cardenas, Alirez, Kasak, Plott, pinto, Ferrari, Beard, Haines, little, Stout

Her hips don't lie but Jimmy does

Meredith- 2,4,2 Eierman- 5,4,3,2 Sasso-2,5,2 Micha Jordan- 12, 4, 6, 2 McKenna- 3,12, 3, 2 Micic- 4,2,3, 12 (at fat weight class) WICK- 3,4,3 Megaludis, C Clark, Ashnault, Molinaro, Tomasello were very strong multi-AA with just one title. I am working on compiling wrestling stats of the greats from recent time.

I wonder what the rule is if you're tangled like a pretzel, you have the leg, the other guy has your arm pulled and the other guy kicks over and wrap 2 boots in for a second while on the mat. It felt like no control to a neutral viewer who doesn't know criteria. Slow match but wow they saved some explosiveness for OT. O'Toole looks small but wow his technique is solid!

Reminds me why I stopped being a boxing fan overnite: De La Hoya and Bob Arum conspiring to avoid putting a single undefeated fighter at risk for three years to try and create a single mega fight as well as Floyd Mayweather ducking Pacman in his prime.

Reminds me why I stopped being a boxing fan overnite: De La Hoya and Bob Arum conspiring to avoid putting a single undefeated fighter at risk for three years to try and create a single mega fight as well as Floyd Mayweather ducking Pacman in his prime.

I love the stock; I liked it at 65, at 61 it's an insult!

Wow and yet 2021 had a beautifully boring 133 bracket