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Dude this was supposed to be me...

I had Biscoglia in last years draft. Nice one Jerry

Spencer wins in Greco Parris wins in folk Free could go either way

I had this day planned for months. We have a hybrid work schedule - three days in the office per week - any days we choose. Obviously this week, I chose Monday through Wednesday. What I didn't see coming was the crisis among regional banks and due to the nature of my job, this requires me to be in the office tomorrow as well regardless of what I had planned. The good news is that this is only the first round I will have to miss entirely, but will watch later. The thing I will miss is being able to react live on the forums here with you folks during the first round. So that's a bummer but not the end of the world.

125: Braxton Brown 133: Lucas Byrd 141: Andrew Alirez 149: Sammy Sasso 157: Josh Humphreys 165: Mikey Caliendo 174: Mikey Labriola 184: Lenny Pinto 197: Michael Beard 285: Jonah Neisenbaum

Another day, another destiny This never-ending road to Calvary These men who seem to know my crime Will surely come a second time

I think you made the right choice in terms of truly absorbing the town. For me, I can get the best insights on a new town by: 1) riding public transportation and 2) listening to the local sports radio

Jax Forrest

Both parents had a studder

States without any national qualifiers in a year that Canada, Belarus and Cuba found the feat to be achievable: Arkansas Delaware Hawaii Louisiana Maine Mississippi Nevada New Hampshire (because McGonagle is injured) Rhode Island Vermont Wyoming Washington, D.C. (not a state, but still)

I am in favor of allowing repick for McGonagle and Millner

Per Capita National Qualifiers. Begins with usual suspects - Iowa and Alaska Home-State #Qualifiers Population QPP IA 15 3,200,517 0.000469% AK 3 733,583 0.000409% PA 46 12,972,008 0.000355% OK 13 4,019,800 0.000323% IL 33 12,582,032 0.000262% NJ 23 9,261,699 0.000248% WV 4 1,775,156 0.000225% MN 12 5,717,184 0.000210% MO 12 6,177,957 0.000194% OH 22 11,756,058 0.000187% MI 16 10,034,113 0.000159% CO 9 5,839,926 0.000154% NE 3 1,967,923 0.000152% ND 1 779,261 0.000128% UT 4 3,380,800 0.000118% SD 1 909,824 0.000110% IN 7 6,833,037 0.000102% KS 3 2,937,150 0.000102% WI 6 5,892,539 0.000102% NY 19 19,677,151 0.000097% OR 4 4,240,137 0.000094% MT 1 1,122,867 0.000089% MA 5 6,981,974 0.000072% VA 6 8,683,619 0.000069% GA 7 10,912,876 0.000064% CT 2 3,626,205 0.000055% ID 1 1,939,033 0.000052% MD 3 6,164,660 0.000049% NM 1 2,113,344 0.000047% CA 18 39,029,342 0.000046% AZ 3 7,359,197 0.000041% FL 9 22,244,823 0.000040% AL 2 5,074,296 0.000039% WA 3 7,785,786 0.000039% NC 4 10,698,973 0.000037% KY 1 4,512,310 0.000022% SC 1 5,282,634 0.000019% TN 1 7,051,339 0.000014% Belarus 1 9,450,000 0.000011% Cuba 1 11,200,000 0.000009% TX 2 30,029,572 0.000007% Canada 1 38,454,327 0.000003%

Updated to correct typo and for new 133 and 149 brackets. As a reminder: Group 1: 1-11 Group 2: 12-22 Group 3: 13-33

Fix hasn't been to one practice. He's been playing video games and hitting the go kart track

Hopefully Demas

This is quite sad for Millner. Am I correct in that he will be working for intermat after graduation?

When someone's father's name is Jon, they often call the kid Jon Jon. I knew a kid named John John Costello

You're right one typo there on my part. Bob's 15 minute rule really exposes the shoddy quality of my work

Also it appears the folks in Indiana do not stoop to the level of a non-Big-10 conference

As shown above, Illinois, on the basis of wrestler-defined home-state, is the only state which has produced a national qualifier for each and every conference this year.

Home-State ACC Big 10 Big 12 EIWA MAC Pac 10 SoCon Grand Total PA 12 10 4 14 6 46 IL 3 18 4 3 2 2 1 33 NJ 2 8 10 2 1 23 OH 2 6 5 4 4 1 22 NY 7 6 5 1 19 CA 4 2 1 1 9 17 MI 2 8 1 1 3 1 16 IA 1 5 9 15 OK 12 1 13 MO 1 2 7 1 1 12 MN 6 4 1 1 12 FL 1 2 4 1 1 9 CO 2 3 2 2 9 IN 7 7 GA 2 1 1 3 7 WI 3 3 6 VA 3 1 2 6 OR 1 1 3 5 MA 1 3 1 5 WV 1 2 1 4 UT 2 2 4 NC 1 1 2 4 WA 1 2 3 NE 1 1 1 3 MD 2 1 3 KS 2 1 3 AZ 2 1 3 AK 1 2 3 TX 1 1 2 CT 1 1 2 AL 1 1 2 TN 1 1 SD 1 1 SC 1 1 NM 1 1 NH 1 1 ND 1 1 MT 1 1 KY 1 1 ID 1 1 Cuba 1 1 Canada 1 1 Belarus 1 1 Grand Total 35 98 77 55 27 23 15 330

In particular I think Cesar Alvan is going to put Daniel Cardenas on his back in the first period

Good to know. Will edit my data. FYI @Wrestleknownothing (because I sent him the high school data previous)

Here are the high schools which have more than two national qualifiers in this year's tournament: Blair Academy Cannon, Chris Van Ness, Shayne Incontrera, Nick Miller, Ryan Colaiocco, Michael Ramirez, Julian Trephan, Owen St. Edward Kazimir, Matthew Andonian, Bryce Gallagher, Paddy Rini, Angelo Hart, Allan Bergen Catholic Cardenas, Jacob Griffith, Shane Zargo, Joseph Ferrante, Carmen Foca, Chris Wyoming Seminary Cooley, Austin Bartlett, Beau McNeil, Lachlan St. Paris Graham Moore, Mitch Jordan, Rocky Jordan, Tanner Montini Catholic Lewan, Will Woods, Real Ragusin, Dylan Marian Central Catholic Heller, Reece Heller, Holden Connell, Dylan Cathedral Prep Starocci, Carter Johnson, Paniro Crosby, Dorian