Overall, these are very good RPI scores that should help some guys move to more favorable positions in the seeding. The main thing is their mental and physical state. I wouldn't be surprised to see one or more of Lehigh's lower-ranked qualifiers make a good run. The potential is there. As an exampl...

With 15 falls, Griffin is one behind Mark Lieberman (1979) for most falls by a Lehigh wrestler in a single season. Mark did it in 21 bouts, so he'll have a higher WBF percentage than Griffin will.

Final CP and RPI rankings have been released. These factor into the seeding, so it's not meaningless data. 125 Stanich CP 1, RPI 10 133 Crookham CP 1, RPI 3 141 Hines CP 21, RPI 7 149 Griffin CP 28, RPI 10 157 Brignola CP 21, RPI 12 165 Logan CP 32, RPI 18 197 Beard CP 3, RPI 4 285 Taylor CP 8, RPI 3

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mookie wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 11:52 am Many of the post-match wrestling interviews sound the same.

You surely remember the scene in Bull Durham where Crash Davis instructed Nuke LaLoosh on his cliches. Nuke objected, because they sounded so stupid and boring. "That's the point."

whiz wit wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 11:58 am
Cornell will be graduating half their EIWA team: Arujau, Baker, Foca, Cardenas and Fernandes (with Lowe and C. Yap to boot).

Pretty sure that Foca returns. Simon Ruiz is probably their best incoming greyshirt.

At-large bids are supposed to be announced sometime today.

Richb-3 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 12:41 pm
Home of Marc Lagatutta ('96)

Who has, sadly no bouts on Boomers database


Actually, he does have just one: http://www.wrestlingstats.com/lehigh/vi ... estler=672

And it's spelled Metairie.

Oracle wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 10:40 am When was the last time Columbia had 2 champs, if ever? I recall when Steve Hasenfus won for coach Ron Russo, he was the first EIWA champ since Repeal.

Bill Chilvers and Ed King won in 1935. They had two a few times in the 4-team days early in conference history.

They are not very nice, about anything and bad Karma invites bad Karma. Arrogance doesn't have much of a place in this sport. You always have to prove iy on the mat. Agree with that George - incidentally I ended up seated right behind Lucas Revano's parents and sister during session #2 (they rushed...