I will change the heading when they come out, which should be today.
Conference Allocations Are Out!!
- Thread starter RoarLions1
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I hope you don’t think I was trying to steal your thunder by posting my allocations prediction thread. I copied what I had posted on GIA and added it here. After going back and reading your Big 10 seed prediction thread, I realized you had already added the allocation predictions at the bottom. Sorry I missed that. Anyway, love reading your analysis and here’s hoping to an exciting postseason over the next few weeks.
You're quickly becoming one of my favorite PSU fan..
For the Lions undoubtedly. I woukd hate for you to disappoint JT and Roar.
B10 allocations:
125 = 9
133 = 9
141 = 9
149 = 9
157 = 10
165 = 8
174 = 7
184 = 9
197 = 9
285 = 9
125 = 9
133 = 9
141 = 9
149 = 9
157 = 10
165 = 8
174 = 7
184 = 9
197 = 9
285 = 9
ACC 125(2) 133(3) 141(4) 149(4) 157(3) 165(3) 174(3) 184(5) 197(4) 285(3) Total (34)
Big 12 125(6) 133(5) 141(7) 149(7) 157(7) 165(8) 174(6) 184(4) 197(6) 285(8) Total (64)
Big Ten 125(9) 133(9) 141(9) 149(9) 157(10) 165(8) 174(7) 184(9) 197(9) 285(9) Total (88)
EIWA 125(6) 133(5) 141(5) 149(2) 157(3) 165(5) 174(4) 184(4) 197(5) 285(6) Total (45)
MAC 125(2) 133(1) 141(2) 149(5) 157(4) 165(1) 174(4) 184(2) 197(1) 285(1) Total (23)
Pac-12 125 (3) 133(3) 141(1) 149 (1) 157(1) 165(2) 174(2) 184(1) 197(3) 285(1) Total (18)
SoCon 125(1) 133(2) 141(1) 149(1) 157(1) 165(1) 174(2) 184(1) 197(1) 285(1) Total (12)
Pre-Allocations 125(29) 133(28) 141(29) 149(29) 157 (29) 165(28) 174(28) 184(26) 197(29) 285(29) Total (284)
Historical perspective: After sitting at the mid-70's range from 2012-2014, the Big Ten was awarded with 86 allocation spots in 2015, which can be explained by the addition of Maryland and Rutgers (at least for a few spots). That would be the high water mark for the next 6 years, and in fact the Big Ten dropped to 71 the next year, 2016. A tick up for the next four years saw the Big Ten at 77, 80, 78, and 76 for the next four tournaments. Then in 2022, and now again in 2023, the Big Ten took another step up with 88 allocations in 2022 and 2023.
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If Haines or Robb makes a run and Gomez or Sasso upsets Yianni, there could be as many as 9 B1G champs, too, with a minimum of 6 or 7. That would seem to justify the allocations.
Can Gary Steen finish 9th in the B1G tournament? It's possible!
Steen is finishing 9th. It has been written.
My Kingdom for a few timely medical forfeits (for minor maladies)
8th more likely than 9th.
For 8th, he has to win 2 of his first 3 matches across 2 days.
For 9th, he has to win 3 straight in 1 day, after having wrestled 2 or 3 matches in the regular bracket. And he's undersized.
You make a valid point, but winning 3 straight will mean he will be on a 3 match winning streak heading into nationals to beat Lee.
Yahooooo! I don't care about the number of allocations, but having 7 weights with 9 allocations makes the KYPSW write-up easier.
Ahh! My eyes! Make a table or something.
BTN + question if anyone knows.
I have BTN+ only PSU
Will I be able to watch all the coverage, just PSU wrestlers or none of it.
If none of it I’ll cancel today.
I have BTN+ only PSU
Will I be able to watch all the coverage, just PSU wrestlers or none of it.
If none of it I’ll cancel today.
I have the whole package, but u should b able to watch the whole thing.
Still looking but I'm sure it's written somewhere...somebody check Nicos steering wheel...
Iowa is more like a Rhombus - one of those weird shapes you’d learn very late in Geometry class
Yes. Same boat for me. You’ll see it all.
I’m probably the only person that’s had trouble finding the coach’s rankings and RPI. Of all the places to finally find it, I found it on a Rutgers site:
scarletknights.com
NCAA Announces Allocations, Final Coaches' Ranking & RPI - Rutgers University Athletics
PISCATWAY, N.J. – The NCAA Division I Wrestling Committee has announced the pre- allocation spots for the 2023 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships as listed
scarletknights.com
I'll only offer a reason, if and after you confirm this is not sarcasm (or rhetorical), but I'm pretty sure you can hazard a guess.
Not too versed in these things but by doing that, does that mean the Big10 could have been allocated another auto qualifier if they hadn't done that?
Maybe I’m missing something. Who doesn’t drive a car for a whole year????
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