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They just need to clarify what a "point of contact" is, instead of making it more complicated than brain surgery.

Until I get an autographed Larry Bird card, Doster is ahead of him.

They are usually really tight lipped on changes. These were all in the survey, which is likely where he got these. While I would love these changes, I would be surprised if they pass all three of those changes in the same year.

That was sarcasm, Pyle is from Virginia and coached there.

Georgia, Arizona, and Virginia love having as many classes as possible. I can't even imagine trying to rank seven classes of wrestling, that would be a disaster.

Iowa definitely in the second tier. Colorado, Nebraska, and Florida are on the back end of tier 2 or the top of tier 3, they aren't consistent enough to be considered in tier 2. We aren't doing the per capita stuff though. Per capita is the way Iowa justifies being relevant.

The top tier(in somewhat order) Pennsylvania Ohio California New Jersey Illinois Second tier(not too much order) Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota Indiana Oklahoma Missouri New York Georgia(sneaking up there) Look at NCAA qualifiers and All-Americans, Junior/16U/14U Duals results, Super 32 results, etc and you'll see most of these states in the mix. The second tier has good runs, then small lulls at times. Recently Indiana has been better than Michigan, but over the course of 10-15 years Michigan is slightly ahead.

That's correct, there is a clear cut separation from the top five or six states and Indiana along with the other second tier states.

Congratulations to Chase Leech Congratulations to from Garrett for signing with Indiana. Projected to wrestle 165, 174. View full signing

Congratulations to Adrian Origel Congratulations to from North Newton for signing with Indianapolis. Projected to wrestle 125, 133. View full signing

If they move the weekend then you also have to try to get venues like the coliseum or Ford Center for a different date. On top of that moving the season to one less week would cause lots of other scheduling issues with 300+ schools. Do you understand what kind of undertaking that would be for the season? Do you think 300+ athletic directors want to fix their wrestling schedules for one off year? Keeping the date and moving the event was the most logical and easiest thing to do with the season.

Good luck with the backlash of moving the girls finals.

They had the girls basketball state finals the week after wrestling.

Location T-Mobile Center Kansas City, Missouri Event Information Page Click here for information page Schedule *All Times Central Thursday, March 21 11:00am Session 1 (Round of 32) 6:00pm Session 2 (Round of 16 and consolations) Friday, March 22 11:00am Session 3 (Quarter-Finals and consolations) 7:00pm Session 4 (Semi-Finals and consolations) Saturday, March 23 10:00am Session 6 (Consolation finals) 6:00pm Session 7 (Championship matches) Brackets Brackets on TrackWrestling Streaming and Viewing *All Times Central All sessions and all mats are available on ESPN+ Thursday, March 21 11:00am Session 1 ESPNU 6:00pm Session 2 ESPN Friday, March 22 11:00am Session 3 ESPNU 7:00pm Session 4 ESPN Saturday, March 23 10:00am Session 6 ESPNU 6:00pm Session 7 ESPN Participating wrestlers from Indiana Weight Wrestler High School College 133 Cayden Rooks Columbus East Indiana 141 Jesse Mendez Crown Point Ohio State 141 Sergio Lemley Mount Carmel Michigan 149 Graham Rooks Columbus East Indiana 157 Brayton Lee Brownsburg Indiana 174 Brody Baumann Mater Dei Purdue 197 Evan Bates Chesterton Northwestern 197 Silas Allred Shenandoah Nebraska 285 Lucas Davison Chesterton Michigan 285 Nick Willham Greenwood Indiana View full article

Congratulations to Dillon Graham Congratulations to from Indianapolis Cathedral for signing with Bellarmine. Projected to wrestle 157. View full signing