Big 10 Allocations

[diggerpup]

And when the math is done let PD2 look over the results. He'll give PDIII 1 or 2 titles and assign the others to the best guy at the weight. It's a tried and true system and easy to understand.

Ya know, I’m pretty sure PD3 has a higher ( ... checks notes .... ) RPI RANKING than Ol’ Noodle Arms.

 

[El-Jefe]

a) A pound of Valencia
b) A pound of Hall

174 lb of Valencia > 184 lb of the 184 lb field
174 lb of Hall < 165 lb of Cenzo <<< 235 lb of Cenzo

 

[El-Jefe]

Ya know, I’m pretty sure PD3 has a higher ( ... checks notes .... ) blood alcohol content than Ol’ Noodle Arms.

FIFY

 

[diggerpup]

Underrated post.

I’m stealing it for next season’s initial P4P rankings ....

 

[dunkej01]

Underrated post.

I’m stealing it for next season’s initial P4P rankings ....

Feel free to post in September, November, and Next February to make sure it sticks

 

[pawrestlersintn]

a) A pound of Valencia
b) A pound of Hall

They're the same. But, Valencia's pound looks so much heavier.

 

[RoarLions1]

Feel free to post in September, November, and Next February to make sure it sticks

And since dunk didn't mention years, I'll add to save it for 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, all the way to positive infinity . It's good to laugh a little. The system still works.

 

[Cowbell Man]

Not with RPI included as any determinant of automatic qualifiers or at large selections it doesn't.

You are down to two wrestlers for the 33rd spot in the NCAA. They have the exact same record, same type of quality wins and never wrestled each other. Why would the RPI not be valuable? Seems like picking the guy who wrestled the tougher schedule would be appropriate.