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Had. Dropped it this year.

Here's the ranking of the top 25 programs (because Princeton was mentioned) by points scored at the national tournament starting with the 2015 tournament. Just some stats to add to your debate. Penn State 616 1 Ohio State 528 2 Iowa 435 3 Oklahoma State 387 4 Missouri 358 5 Cornell 306.5 6 Virginia Tech 299 7 Michigan 294.5 8 Nebraska 274.5 9 Minnesota 229 10 North Carolina State 220.5 11 Illinois 198.5 12 Lehigh 187.5 13 Rutgers 158 14 Wisconsin 146.5 15 Arizona State 146 16 Edinboro 113 17 Northern Iowa 112.5 18 Iowa State 110 19 Oregon State 100 20 Oklahoma 92 21 Virginia 90.5 22 Princeton 89.5 23 North Carolina 88 24 Wyoming 87.5 25

They are bringing back their women's program and will compete NCAA this time around.

Williams Baptist had a Greco program for a few years too recently. Doesn't look like they do anymore.

Been meaning to post this for a while... For those still wondering what happened to Malik Johnson. He has popped up at Central Methodist, an NAIA school in Fayette, MO., who are in their 2nd year as a program this year. https://www.cmueagles.com/sports/mwrest/2020-21/bios/johnson_malik_k4wo

Not promising according to this thread. They are meeting again in September. Have to see what comes out of that.

This says 91’ - https://johnnythompsonnum1.blogspot.com/2020/05/gone-lost-forgotten-their-best-furman.html?m=1 Jason Bryant’s Dropped Project would have it listed too. Great resource.

Greyshirting is just delaying entry into college after HS. Redshirting is not competing for a year but still practice/being with the team. You have 5 years to complete 4 years of competition. So, Brucki has no issues sitting out a year, if he has only used 3 of those years, and not losing a year of eligibility. It's really no different, NCAA eligibility wise, than if he was at any other school and sitting out a year to heal up (redshirting). The issue is with Princeton and their eligibility rules -- No redshirts or grad school.

I don’t think they were going to have one this year. At least it was still in the process of being determined whether it was worth it or not from my understanding. The 2021 Worlds are going to be a normal Worlds. What that participation looks like after the Olympics is going to be interesting.

I have my web guys do it. It's all mostly custom coded. The database I maintain actually populates the commits, PFRdatabase, rankings, and wrestler profiles. They have a script to take my database and turn it into the content you see. Lot's of moving parts so still some bugs and efficiency to work out.

It's ok guys. It doesn't bother me. If it's an issue for one, it's probably an issue for more. It is something i want to fix. I prefer it be as immediate as possible as well. A PM is probably the better route to go though for sure. I do appreciate the backup though!

Not asleep. It’ll be updated. It currently lags behind by about a week. One of the trade offs from moving away from the Google Sheets. Working on trying to find a way to get them updated faster.

I'd guess it would be a very scaled down trials at ~8 man brackets. Wrestle it all in 1-2 days to get it done quick. Qualifiers are anyone qualified for the Olympic Trials (able to choose any weight) and then fill out the rest with US Open placers until you get to 8 (9 if you do bye to finals like before).

UWW announced a little while ago that if there was a Sr. Worlds that it wouldn’t impact seeding for the Olympics. The only events that will count going forward is the continental championships, the ranking event that has already taken place, and 2019 Sr. Worlds.

https://unitedworldwrestling.org/article/executive-board-develops-plan-remaining-2020-events Junior Worlds - Belgrade, Serbia: 4-10 December Senior Worlds - Belgrade, Serbia: 12-20 December U23 - Tampere, Finland: 23-29 November "Any competition wishing to be held in 2020 must follow the criteria as established by the Executive Board and must be fulfilled for any competitions to go ahead. The competitions must include 8 of the 10 best ranked teams and a minimum of 70% participating countries (based on prior year’s athlete attendance). To be valid, the conditions and criteria for competition must be confirmed by UWW and local organizers two months prior to the start of the competition. If the criteria is met, the best-case scenario would allow for the following competitions to take place on these dates:"