PinFallRecruit

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                                                                                                                      

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

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. 

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.

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!

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!

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.
 
 

There are a quite a bunch of coaches out there that struggle tremendously with hunting kids down. There are numerous reasons why from actually being bad at it to being the only coach and not having enough time in the day. I know there are coaches that rely purely on who contacts them to recruit or pick a tournament to attend (Fargo/NHSCA/Super 32/etc.) and get all their contacts there.
Every coach has what they are good at. Some are great at coaching and bad at recruiting. Some are bad at coaching and great at recruiting.

You’ll see it more on the lower levels, but it happens D1 as well. 

106, 113, 119, 125 for his titles.

Chris Martinez of Clovis West won and Vince Rodriguez of Clovis North was 2nd. Rodriguez was also a runner-up his senior year to Alex Cisneros with former ASU wrestlers Nikko Villareal (3rd) and Ali Naser (7th) also placing.
Chris went to San Francisco State for a year and I don't see anything else from him.
Vince went to George Mason and was a National Qualifier as a true freshman and didn't make it again.

3 brothers - Mikey, Paul, and Tristan
Tristan - 3x Champ, 4x Finalist going to ASU.
Mikey - 3x Champ went to Northeastern Oklahoma A&M (18'-20'). Placed 3rd this year in NJCAA.
Paul - 4x Champ (Top 50 recruit in 13') went to South Dakota State for a year and redshirted (14''). Then NIACC where he was 6th in NJCAA (15') and NQ (16'-didn't compete). Now at Grand View where he wrestled some opens this year.

Khadzhimurad Gadzhiyev’s grandpa has been telling me they haven’t been hit very hard yet, but the last update I got was a few weeks ago. I’ll ask him again and see what he has to say. 

Khadzhimurad Gadzhiyev’s grandpa has been telling me they haven’t been hit very hard yet, but the last update I got was a few weeks ago. I’ll ask him again and see what he has to say. 

Paul Jenn of Iowa at the UNI open 6-4.
Some background on it - https://www.trackwrestling.com/PortalPost.jsp?postId=1257742132

Paul Jenn of Iowa at the UNI open 6-4.
Some background on it - https://www.trackwrestling.com/PortalPost.jsp?postId=1257742132

Fun fact - California doesn’t have any schools in the NJCAA. They all compete in the CCCAA (California Community College Athletic Association)

Actually committed to Arizona State tonight.

Gary Bohay grew up in Southern California. He went to Fountain Valley HS and wrestled his freshman and sophomore years at UCLA, after which they dropped the program in 1980. He subsequently transferred to Arizona State and wrestled for the great Bobby Douglas. He was arguably favored to win the NCAAs in 1981 @ 126lbs but completely blew out his knee in the PAC12 championships that year. Dan Cuestas (whom Bohay had beaten twice that year) won the NCAAs that year and in 1982, while Bohay recovered from a complete reconstruction of his knee. 
In 1983 Bohay returned to ASU lineup and made the NCAA finals at 126 but lost a 5-2 decision to Iowa's Barry Davis, who had moved up from 118. 
He had dual US/Canadian citizenship and wrestled on numerous Canadian world teams. He was in Med School when he wrestled John Smith in the World finals.
Gary is currently a internal medicine physician in Tuscon, AZ.

He was born in Canada. Apparently a doctor down in AZ right now too. Went to ASU where he was an AA in 83'.

He was born in Canada. Apparently a doctor down in AZ right now too. Went to ASU where he was an AA in 83'.

Sparks to Minnesota.