I will take anything at this point but I will throw this out there and take the 1 in a million chance somebody reads this who has a say in scheduling and then they don't have to do the leg work. Looking at you Big 10 ...
These duals below do not double anybody up to hit the same opponent twice.
Illinois, Nebraska, Penn, State, and Rutgers are all off this weekend already. Iowa too but I am not counting them with their pause.
The following teams have missed duals: Illinois (1), Indiana (1), Iowa (2), Michigan (4), Michigan State (2), Nebraska (1), Penn State (4), Rutgers (4), Wisconsin (1).
This Friday
Rutgers vs. Illinois
Penn State vs. Nebraska
This Sunday
Penn State, Rutgers, Michigan State tri meet
Michigan wrestles PSU and Rutgers at meet (UM will see MSU next weekend)
Sunday, February 21
Iowa/Wisconsin. Add Michigan into that meet and make it a tri.
With those changes that don't effect anything else on the schedule (and barring no other cancellations). That would make only Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan miss one dual of their nine. It re-arranges some opponents from the initial release but nobody would hit twice. I know it won't happen but just wanted to show what I came up with in about 15 minutes of thinking.
These duals below do not double anybody up to hit the same opponent twice.
Illinois, Nebraska, Penn, State, and Rutgers are all off this weekend already. Iowa too but I am not counting them with their pause.
The following teams have missed duals: Illinois (1), Indiana (1), Iowa (2), Michigan (4), Michigan State (2), Nebraska (1), Penn State (4), Rutgers (4), Wisconsin (1).
This Friday
Rutgers vs. Illinois
Penn State vs. Nebraska
This Sunday
Penn State, Rutgers, Michigan State tri meet
Michigan wrestles PSU and Rutgers at meet (UM will see MSU next weekend)
Sunday, February 21
Iowa/Wisconsin. Add Michigan into that meet and make it a tri.
With those changes that don't effect anything else on the schedule (and barring no other cancellations). That would make only Indiana, Iowa, and Michigan miss one dual of their nine. It re-arranges some opponents from the initial release but nobody would hit twice. I know it won't happen but just wanted to show what I came up with in about 15 minutes of thinking.
