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I’d like to point out that they appear to be inconsistent with their “FS results don’t impact our folk rankings” mantra.

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BREAKING NEWS:
I’d like to point out that they appear to be inconsistent with their “FS results don’t impact our folk rankings” mantra.

In related news:
Water found to be wet upon touch.

People complaining about preseason rankings:

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which Big Ten rankings appear to be influenced by freestyle results, please? new guy JD Rader does the Big Ten rankings and should know better. and please don't hold back from criticism, this is all part of JD's initiation into the Ranker's Guild. thank you.
 
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If there was toilet paper imprinted with JD’s rankings for sale,I would buy a case then put them on the hanger upside down so they made more sense.

Back off the new guy?? Thats not how this works.
 
The community outreach is nice.

The community resistance is expected.

Not exactly the upside down ...just yet
 
Just saw the thread and title and thought I'd see if there was a way to improve our Big Ten rankings. I'm happy for anyone who enjoys wrestling in whatever manner they choose. I don't get any commissions on new subs :)

If there is any specific issues with the B10 rankings that anyone wants to mention, that's cool. if not, that's cool too. I will still mercilessly haze JD regardless.
 
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I'm happy for anyone who enjoys wrestling in whatever manner they choose.

Not related to rankings but if you have a good/connected researcher I would love to know the following questions about the NCAA season. Thanks for your consideration.

1. When is the NCAA going to decide whether 24 or 33 per weight qualify to the NCAA Championships?
2. Are the NCAA pre-allocations using historical data going to be consistent across all weights at every conference? If not, is it up to the national committee or the conference how they want to allocate their total across the weight classes?
3. How is the NCAA's historical data going to take into account the teams that aren't competing in the issuing of allocations? Are they just going to use the percentage of teams not competing or will they factor in how many of the historical bids the EIWA was awarded because of Cornell, etc?
4. What is going on with American, Drexel, Bloomsburg, Cleveland State, George Mason, CSU Bakersfield, and Stanford? We are wrapping up the second weekend of competition and they haven't released a schedule yet.
 
Not related to rankings but if you have a good/connected researcher I would love to know the following questions about the NCAA season. Thanks for your consideration.

1. When is the NCAA going to decide whether 24 or 33 per weight qualify to the NCAA Championships?
2. Are the NCAA pre-allocations using historical data going to be consistent across all weights at every conference? If not, is it up to the national committee or the conference how they want to allocate their total across the weight classes?
3. How is the NCAA's historical data going to take into account the teams that aren't competing in the issuing of allocations? Are they just going to use the percentage of teams not competing or will they factor in how many of the historical bids the EIWA was awarded because of Cornell, etc?
4. What is going on with American, Drexel, Bloomsburg, Cleveland State, George Mason, CSU Bakersfield, and Stanford? We are wrapping up the second weekend of competition and they haven't released a schedule yet.
1. Appears to be heading towards 100%, or 33 per weight class. Read more here; https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/committees/d1/compoversig/NOV2020D1COC_Nov18Report.pdf.
2. & 3. Good questions. Below is posted the weight-by-weight average for the Big Ten over the past 5 years. When thinking about all the changes in the past 5 years -- schools entering and leaving D1 wrestling, the Ivy shutting down wrestling for this year (all in the EIWA), etc., simple averages won't work. My guess is there will be weighting of the averages, which is easy enough, but it's purely a guess. For example, 6 of the 17 EIWA teams are Ivy League schools, so the Qualifier Allocation average is multiplied by .65 (65%) or so.

Big Ten Qualifier Allocation averages, past 5 years;
125 - 8.2
133 - 8.0
141 - 8.2
149 - 7.4
157 - 7.8
165 - 8.0
174 - 8.4
184 - 8.4
197 - 6.0
285 - 6.6
Tot - 77.0

4. I believe these to be true;
Drexel's first dual is 1/24,
Cleveland State's first dual is 1/16
George Mason's first dual is 1/24
Cal-Bakersfield's first dual is 1/24
Stanford's first dual is 1/15
Not sure about American or Bloomsburg
 
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