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One word descriptions: Hawks. Doc. January. Five. $300. In?
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two words coach. Five counties.
should crystalize most of this discussion in Jan. hope you come this year. |
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I say Briggs beats Zarate.
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It is great the Central Section is doing well these days, but lets maybe look at the last 25 years and who has produced more state champions, afterall, stats mean more than what mid-season tournament a team goes to.
See you after open room with some stats. |
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No way that delgado will major martinez. match could go either way in my opinion |
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Well some of us live in the present and not the past. There is no question which section is on top right now.
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We are looking at a dual, not which section is tougher. The Central Section obviously does a great job as a whole at the state meet, but a dual is a different beast. As far as living in the past or present, I live with results and not far fetched theories with no thought to reality based on statistics or simple math. State champs over the last 25 years: SS-115 CS- 80 SJS- 50 State Champs over the last four years: SJS- 11 CS- 10 NCS- 10 SS- 9 2009 State Champs: CS- 3 NCS- 3 SS- 2 SJ- 1 Looking at those statistics, over three different time periods, and using actual results, how does the CS even come close to winning a dual against the rest of the state. Just for fun, the only Section that I believe would have had a chance to beat the rest of the state in a dual would have been the Southern Section. I base this on having at least six state champs from a section prior to 1994 or 7 plus state champs from 1994 and on. Taking into consideration that the thread is about a dual meet, I must admit that the dynamic s of a dual could change results. It is certainly hard to quantify coaching and other intangibles. Years that the Southern Section was within one state champ of at least having half the total state champions that year: 1986- 6 1987- 6 1989- 8 1990- 7 1993- 6 1994- 9 1996- 7 Lets now take a look at the CS versus the state using the top returner based on last years weight classes. 103 Cisneros (1st) CS vs. Moita (3rd) CA 112 Rodriguez (3rd) CS vs. Delgado (1st) CA 119 (No placer) CS vs. Garcia (4th) CA 125 Pena (3rd) CS vs. Tate (5th) CA 130 Box (8th) CS vs. Briggs (3rd) CA 135 Zarate (5th) CS vs. Irahina (4th) CA 140 Sierra (6th) CS vs. Roadbaugh (1st) CA 145 (No placer) CS vs. Rios (6th) CA 152 Fabbian (2nd) CS vs. Gallegos (3rd) CA 160 Cook (4th) CS vs. Delagarza (3rd) CA 171 Nevills (5th) CS vs. McIntosh (1st) CA 189 Burriel (6th) CS vs. Felix (4th) CA 215 Yates (6th) CS vs. Meulman (2nd) CA 285 Papendorf (4th) CS vs. Galas (7th) CA Going off last years results, the California team would win 10 of the 14 individual matches. When you look at the above statistics, this pretty much matches the results on past state champions. Obvioulsy there will be weight class changes, but it is pretty hard to predict that while teams are still going through the weight certification process. Last edited by ex-coach; 11-04-2009 at 09:33 AM. |
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Most of these wrestlers will be at the Doc Buchanan, will coach Tirapelle set up a dual on January 7.
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