I agree with you wholeheartedly. I was just pointing out that flo's if-then logic for ranking Massa most certainly has to do with this year's senior open. His best NCAA was his freshman year when he was neck and neck with Cenzo, yet with this year's freestyle result the exception and against a less than elite field Massa has appeared to not progress much.I get that FS results don't mean much to Folk rankings, and in most cases don't mean much at all, but in the case of Eierman and Nick Lee, I'd have guessed before that match that Eierman has a distinct FS advantage over Nick, and that Nick is better in Folk than he is in FS. And yet Nick beat him in that match by consistently getting to his legs and converting. Eierman has a Folk win over Nick but Nick has progressed more than Eierman has since March 2018.
My point isn't about rankings, I don't really care about them until the conference tourneys roll around, but that their FS match probably is a decent indicator of where they stand in relation to each other in Folk.
Nick compared to Eierman is a freshman loss, and a more recent Nick domination of Eierman and doing so by shredding him from neutral. Yet in Nick's case, Flo's if-then logic weighs a three year old result over a much more immediate freestyle outcome as well as Nick's dominance of the weight class just last season.
I appreciate flo's promotion of wrestling. My appreciation for their existence doesn't mean I need to ignore their clownish moments. Which are more frequent than just occasional. The Massa-Brooks vs Eierman-Nick ranking scenario is a quality flo clownish moment.