Thanks. I was wrong as today would have also counted as a win for the Arizona State guys. Hines against Princeton would not have counted as an RPI win for the Princeton guy, correct? Tomorrow is Iowa State's Last Chance Open where, hypothetically, we could see guys from the same team matched up with...

15 bouts are needed to qualify for an RPI. Medical forfeit wins do not count as a bout. Medical forfeit losses do. With today's loss, McMonagle is now 7-8 and qualifies for RPI. With today's loss, Hines is now 8-7 and qualifies for RPI (he had a medical forfeit win this year, but that doesn't count)...

Ummmm...I think it might be wise to read the qualifications needed to earn an RPI ranking.....then look at the records of Hines and McMonagle.

Can Malyke make it back? If not, would/could Lane be the 133 for the post-season?

Yes....but only if you are going to "call it as you see it" - usually not a problem

OK.

Assuming the goal is to AA, outside of Wood (last year) and Josh (gone after next year), who are the likely candidates?

Beyond 157 and 285 what weights aren't hurting us to some degree? The productive roster is what it is for the next 2 if not 3 years. Beyond Wood and Josh....can anybody AA over the next 2 to 3 years?

Humphreys out, enough said. Seymour or Lane, is the former really a downgrade? 149 sure, but Army was missing their guy too. It didn't work out this week. Hopefully, this time next weekend, we are talking about Lehigh being Kings of the World.

Looks like they just missed on some guys when they recruited them. Unfortunately, when you miss in wrestling, it takes years to recover at that weight. Glass half full, could have 2 AA's this year up from zero last year.