Cornell Kevin

Hey guys I didn’t realize that I had the link to the spreadsheet locked my bad. I made it now so where anyone with the link can open it so feel free to check it out. I will add the dominance score in as well. The link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12wFsDSZc3ZHi3V-gM7_yNETy1S9KgZV6kmb4zyXe7vI/edit?usp=drivesdk if anyone can’t get in let me know

This is incredible, thank you!

Thx guys, glad I could help. I really have been appreciative of all the great stats and conversation in these forums on intermat. Only wish would have started sooner!

I agree, Rob Koll is the man and has always treated me great and anyone else I have known that has crossed paths with him. From what I could tell, it was more about how the Ivies handled Covid than it was about what Stanford had to offer. In other words, Stanford didn’t exactly pull him away from Cornell. Has the Ivies not decided to go ahead and cancel the 2021 season, I don’t believe Koll would have left at the time. I can’t even speculate if he would have left Cornell when UNC opened up. But to leave Cornell for Stanford…all about the Ivy league covid crap. He had just lost the Dean family to Penn St and I don’t think he even blamed them as at that point there was no light at the end of the tunnel on when sports would presume for Ivy league teams. The updated Freidman Center that he was the master of fundraising for and even was heavily involved with the blue prints and such was just finishing up. He was there for its first ever dual but it was on the Stanford side of the bench. He has the Friedman center and even with Ncaa finalist Max Dean choosing to go to Penn St, and brother Gabe Dean with RTC (which he soon after retired) Rob still had a lineup which included 2 years left of Yianni Diakomihalis who had won as a true freshman and true sophomore and was a pushout with 10 seconds left to JO away from making Olympic team. He had 3 years left of Vito Arujau. He had the 4 jersey boys coming in for their freshman year (Foca, Cardenas, Ramirez, Fernandes). Mike Grey was left a couple of trophy teams. So things were really good in Cornell and no way he was leaving all of that if not for his frustrations with IVY.

I agree with you it’s all crap and not accurate at all. There was a rumor of Coleman not handling books well at UNC but even that is at best a rumor. Posting something like that about Koll is irresponsible and has zero trust to it so i’ll take it with much salt.

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better off clicking on link but if that doesn’t work there is a pic below (magnifying glass not included).

Ok I am fairly new.. what does the Bob Dole reaction mean ?

I am making a video on the Hodge trophy which willl be on youtube been studying this data for 2 years prepping Here is a list that i’ve been adding to each year. Took me forever. Has every Hodge winner (except Simpson, yes amazing story but I just didn’t include with him having 4 losses and it screwing up my ratio’s). Has there - Record that year - Bonus rate - # of pins, techs, majors, dec, inj/ffts - NCAA career places -career ncaas record - Career ncaa pins/techs/majors -Career ncaa bonus - career record - longest win streak - career falls - Conference career places. Here is link to it in my google sheets https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12wFsDSZc3ZHi3V-gM7_yNETy1S9KgZV6kmb4zyXe7vI/edit

IVY league teams will not opt in and it’s already been stated that they will in fact be able to participate in the same NCAA tournament. I know that was a great concern for a little bit.

8th-12 Varsity (Victor, NY 1993-97) 8th-112 lbs 9th- 119 lbs 10th- 126 lbs 11th- 126 lbs (worst suck ever) 12th - 140 lbs (certified at 135 and went 135 a few times but national champ in our section in my weight so bumped up Cortland St (D-3) 1997-99 Fresh year at Cortland 141 lbs Soph year at Cortland 150 lbs

NYS has had 4 guys win states 5x and only one of them one an NCAA title. Troy Nickerson. Jacari Teemer made a final. Greg D. has started 45 matches for Cornell going 36-9. He was 9-0 this year before getting injured which has been a reoccurring situation throughout his career. The 4th guy is Adam Busiello who was going to go to Penn St, then Arizona st and the last i heard of him he was losing to Cayden Herschel while wrestling for a junior college. Greg D is no where near anyone that has been listed thus far as far as best to not win titles. Dude hasn’t even qualified for NCAAs let alone win it. Maybe if you are speaking of best Hs guys not to win a title .

thanks for putting together the second tournament alllowing some of us in on the action! Much appreciated!

yes thank you

awesome!! Thank you anonymous!

That’s what i was going to say till i read yours..big time roller coaster! I read first posting tonight ..fist pump. Moved onto second one and was like damn. Followed that up with a fist pump. hopping to hop off the ride at this time prior to its decent back down hill

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I don’t see my name on the link

I have paid via venmo. New to this just a couple quick questions..is it 8pm ET tonight? Do we make picks on this thread or what platform? Thx!

just paid via venmo

nevermind i see tabs on bottom thank you amazing!!

idiot question coming up but am I supposed to see brackets to fill out on here cause all i see is the placement page. guess i don’t understand but i do want to

Well I am down if another guy is needed

There are different kind of ways to dominate your opponent. Dake may not have lit up the score board but he did suffocate his opponents. Dake gave up one single point in 4 years in the first round of NCAAs. He never gave up a point at NCAAs in 4 years for rounds 2 and 3. For the semifinals, he only gave up points his freshman year to Humphreys and had shut outs his sophomore, junior and senior year. So he was one escape point his freshman year in round 1 away from shutting out everyone he faced at ncaas for the first 3 rounds of the tournament. He was that and the Humphreys match away from shutting out everyone all 4 years through the semis. If that wasn’t enough proof of how difficult it was to score on him, look how many pts David Taylor, quite possibly the most prolific scorer in NCAA history scored on him in all the matches they wrestled. Dake being the only one who won without taking a red shirt may be more of a factor even then winning it at 4 different weights. Although has their not been the Olympic shirt year, and A repeat Olympic year (he was able to fortunately take since ivys canceled the season that year) Yianni could have done the same thing having won both his true freshman and sophomore years. Think Yianni doesn’t ever get enough credit for a dude that went 115-2 and unlike Dake, he did win his conference tournament all 4x as well. In fact Yianni never lost a tournament he entered while in college. Dake took 4th at one and 2nd at an EIWA. Yianni was very close to being undefeated. He also beat both the guys that he lost to (majoring Gomez at Wisconsin dual and beating Eierman 3x over. The ironic thing about the Eierman loss was that he was actually beating him worse than any of the 3x that he did beat him. He was up 4-1 with riding time locked in with 30 sec to go. Questionable reversal call awarded to Eierman making it 4-3 (5-3 with RT). Eierman cuts him making it 5-3 (6-3 with RT) and 17 tics left. Yianni has no stall calls on him and can literally run around but instead shoots an awful shot way out, gets cradled and loses 9-6 as clock tics down to end match. Logan doesn’t like to count his freshman year at CKLV where he went 3-3 but those matches absolutely do count. Why would they not? His career record is 122-6

is draft 2 a second league of different players or the same group of guys? If it’s separate league i’d love to play snd am down to draft whenever and can venmo right away