This is one way, and if he leaves the team as some suggest, he cannot win NCAA's.
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Losses aren't part of the NCAA seeding criteria.
Stanich will be ahead of Davis in both Coaches' Rank and RPI. Davis wins Win %. They're tied in Conference Placement, H2H, and Common Opponents.
That leaves Quality Wins -- Davis might surpass Stanich here.
For those that want to hear Byers call of the Messenbrink match, go here https://gopsusports.com/watch/?Archive=9185&type=Archive and advance to 1:54:10.
Your, and the OP's, notion that Cael makes the final determination is utter nonsense - Cael is largely in the same position as Carter, it matters not whether he wants him to go or not. The Team Physician does not report to the any of the Coaches, or AD for that matter. You are full of shit in your belief he does. Just as you are full of shit in your notion that CS doesn't believe he was intentionally misled to his own embarrassment.
If you think the team physicians really have the last word you are kidding yourself. Their opinions are taken into consideration, and the various odds of further injury, etc are considered. They don't have the last word, even though they should.
I'm pretty sure tickets for the tournament sold out some time ago. It's likely a bunch of his friends and family bought tickets a long time ago and still went because they thought he'd go.
They do have the last word your full of shit - and they don't report to anyone in the Athletic Department. You don't understand Concussion Protocol very well if you really believe the final word is with the coach - it isn't. I'm not going to argue with you, you're wrong - don't know what you're talking about.
you are full of shit if you believe the team physician couldn't have said CS was a go, but Cael said no reason to risk it, let's focus on the big prize
I should have just stopped after the first 5 words of this post
Not the case - they may have already had tickets, but Carter told his own family he was wrestling. Carter believed he was wrestling - you really think he is this pissed-off without believing he was significantly misled?
Just a thought, but maybe Big Tens could rotate between MD, Rutgers and PSU (hosting) only.
NCAA or https://www.themat.com/news/2023/de...trials-qualifier-set-for-fairfax-va-april-6-7 are the last two options for qualifying.
I will pay the Ferrari’s asking price to attend Iowa if MM would walk out to this soundtrack Saturday night in KC
I am not talking about concussion protocol. THat should follow the accepted protocol that I. have discussed in the past . I am talking about the process of deciding when athletes are cleared to compete following a musculoskeletal injury that is not a life or limb threatening condition.
In professional sports the team has the final say. In high school sports the athlete and their parents have more say and the coach has less say. In college, especially with athletes who are on scholarship, the team has less say than in the pros and more than in high school. In addition to the medical information, there are other considerations, even though I think the medical people should have the last say.
In cases where there is clear evidence that participation is going to hurt the athlete, the medical input is usually sufficient. In less clear cut cases, where the likelihood of significant additional injury is less, there is more input from the athlete and coaches. Whether we like it or not, there are aspects of liability, gains to the school both in money and prestige, gains to the athlete (gaining or losing position in pro drafts for example), athletes desire to compete even with chance of further injury. These all go into the decision, and frequently do not involve the medical people other than to give their initial opinion.
We all know that there have been wrestlers competing with a variety of injuries, some of which require surgery to correct. I doubt that in all those cases the medical people have said that they recommend the athletes participate.
In professional sports the team has the final say. In high school sports the athlete and their parents have more say and the coach has less say. In college, especially with athletes who are on scholarship, the team has less say than in the pros and more than in high school. In addition to the medical information, there are other considerations, even though I think the medical people should have the last say.
In cases where there is clear evidence that participation is going to hurt the athlete, the medical input is usually sufficient. In less clear cut cases, where the likelihood of significant additional injury is less, there is more input from the athlete and coaches. Whether we like it or not, there are aspects of liability, gains to the school both in money and prestige, gains to the athlete (gaining or losing position in pro drafts for example), athletes desire to compete even with chance of further injury. These all go into the decision, and frequently do not involve the medical people other than to give their initial opinion.
We all know that there have been wrestlers competing with a variety of injuries, some of which require surgery to correct. I doubt that in all those cases the medical people have said that they recommend the athletes participate.
Ayala vs Davis for seeding
H2H Ayala 25
RPI Ayala 10
Coaches Rank Ayala 10
Conference placement Davis 15
Win % Davis 10
Results against common TBD
Quality wins TBD
Not saying Ayala will be seeded higher but it will be close.
Again, in NCAA Sports, the Team Physician must clear the athlete - and the Team Physician does not answer to the coach.
Ayala should be the 1 seed IMO
The stall call on Haines didn’t make any more sense watching it on DVR than it did watching it live. Really unbelievable. Wonder which mat the ref was watching.
Ayala lost twice to the guy Davis is 2-0 against Drake will be looking at a 3-6 seed.
Just because they are cleared doesn't mean the coach is required to let them compete. If you think the docs don't come under pressure about clearing athletes you are mistaken.
I believe that there was a big lawsuit at Penn State over docs being fired and replaced, based mostly on how athletes were cleared/treated.
I believe that there was a big lawsuit at Penn State over docs being fired and replaced, based mostly on how athletes were cleared/treated.
You predict he will have a hard time against a 2 time returning national champion? Riveting insight! lol just busting your balls but of course KOT is going to be really hard
Joke about how the Number 1 at 125 this year has been the kiss of death
Do you honestly believe anyone expected you to "Leave it alone" Las Vegas wouldn't even give odds on that happening
Common opponents should go to Davis.
DeAugustino 2-0 against Ayala. 0-2 against Davis
Kaylor 1-0 against Ayala. 0-1 against Davis
Caleb Smith 0-1 against Ayala. 1-0 against Davis.
McKee 0-2 against Ayala. 0-1 against Davis.
Both beat Peterson and Barnett as well.
Ayala will stay ahead in RPI and if he stays ahead in coaches he will be at 45 points. Davis will have win %, common opponent and conference finish for a total of 35.
Quality wins can be split 20/0, 15/5, or 10/10.
I can see that -- not sure how Ayala stays ahead in the Coaches' Poll, though that's not always predictable.
But will Ayala beat enough of the other guys in the seeding simulation, who he doesn't have H2H over?
Dr. Scott Lynch, 1984 NCAA 134 pound champion. He claims that he was wrongfully demoted.
Fired Penn State football doctor who clashed with Franklin fights for day in court
Dr. Scott Lynch’s 4-year legal odyssey in his wrongful dismissal case is one step away from a Dauphin County jury.
After seeing that interview, I am convinced he will be a great coach someday, if he chooses that path.
Wow.....finally a post where you didn't swear insults at others. There might be hope for you.
Very true. 125 will be nuts for seeding and people will be bitching no matter what. 😃😃 I just hope DeAugustino is opposite Ayala.
Best line of the night was when Sparks noted Lewan had a pin in the earlier round. Johnson or Gibbons said
"Fall? Lewan?"
lol.
His post was actually edited to remove swearing insults at others.Wow.....finally a post where you didn't swear insults at others. There might be hope for you.
I would question this statement. Team physicians dictate concussion returns. Currently an ex football team doctor is suing James Franklin and Penn State for not following proper procedure.
I think Cael looked at the big picture and Carter was living for the moment.
I believe if this past weekend was NCAAs Carter wrestles and Cael would of had no issue with that.
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