Two John Wallace cards belong in a contender's scrapbook.
Texas Tech returned 85 on a 337-point NCAAF entry that finished 12th. Months later, the Hurricanes drove his hockey shares to 305 and 15th. A three-for-five NBA board at 54th offered a useful bridge between them.
Everything else kept trying to erase the evidence. March stopped at 231st, the CFP at 212th, the World Cup at 206th, and golf at 227th.
Those last two boards erased 55 places, marooning Wallace's 1050 points in 194th. His ceiling was not theoretical, only isolated.