The wildly overrated BIG received 90 of 330 spots which is 27.3%. Then they provided to win 36 out of 80 AAs, which is 45.0%. Wildly overrated, ROTFLMAO
Heinselman & Teske -- neither made it to Blood RD
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Don’t forget he was also coming off of covid..
and yep everyone will improve with a full year of practice.. just saying 125 will be even more loaded next year.
Oh, was everyone not able to lift and drill because they were rehabbing a surgically repaired shoulder? If so than my bad and I agree with you.
Nice job of cherry picking a few kids who wrestled under seed, then extrapolating it to the entire conference.
What about?
McKee (Minn) was a 15 seed, he finished 3rd.
Duncan (Ill) was a 14 seed, he finished 5th
C Amine was an 11 seed, he finished 7th.
Turley (Rut) was 26 seed, he finished 8th
Beard was a 15 seed, he finished 7th
Orndorff was a 21 seed, he finished 8th.
Overall the Big Ten finished with more AAs than they were given top-8 seeds.
The team that was most over-ranked was probably Missouri. They brought all 10 wrestlers, 9 of them were given a top-11 seed, they finished with only 3 AAs.
The NCAA Championships are crazy every year, with the upsets and surprises. Overall, another exciting tourney.
-- Twenty-two top-8 seeds did not AA, if my research is correct. That's 22 of 80, or 27%. Of those 22, there were 1-#1 seed, 1-#2 seed, 2-#3 seeds, 1-#4 seed, 4-#5 seeds, 5-#6 seeds, 4-#7 seeds, and 4-#8 seeds.
-- The 22 that replaced them as AA's were the following seeds; 2-#9 seeds, 3-#10 seeds, 3-#11 seeds, 1-#12 seed, 2-#14 seeds, 3-#15 seeds, 2-#17 seeds, 1-#19 seed, 1-#21 seed, 1-#25 seed, 2-#26 seeds, and a #33 seed. Imagine that, 5 wrestlers seeded 21st or higher AA'd!
-- Twenty-two top-8 seeds did not AA, if my research is correct. That's 22 of 80, or 27%. Of those 22, there were 1-#1 seed, 1-#2 seed, 2-#3 seeds, 1-#4 seed, 4-#5 seeds, 5-#6 seeds, 4-#7 seeds, and 4-#8 seeds.
-- The 22 that replaced them as AA's were the following seeds; 2-#9 seeds, 3-#10 seeds, 3-#11 seeds, 1-#12 seed, 2-#14 seeds, 3-#15 seeds, 2-#17 seeds, 1-#19 seed, 1-#21 seed, 1-#25 seed, 2-#26 seeds, and a #33 seed. Imagine that, 5 wrestlers seeded 21st or higher AA'd!
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I'm sorry to have to ask, but are you actually a Pat Mineo burner account?
If anyone ever wanted to argue that 2021 was a normal tournament, this would be Exhibit A.
Maybe I'm missing something, but you state that 20 top-8 seeds did not AA, then proceed to list 16 by seed. So something appears amiss.
Don't intend to be critical, just seek to understand ...
CJF is wrong. But was he overrated or underrated?
Vizzini could debate himself on that for quite some time.
“Now, a wrong man should have his rating lowered for being wrong, so he must have been overrated. But we knew he was a great fool; we would have counted on it; and we must have already rated him very low. Just by having a pulse he should be higher than the low rating, so he must have been underrated. On the other hand, when he’s wrong but doesn’t admit he’s wrong, we probably ...”
Vizzini could debate himself on that for quite some time.
“Now, a wrong man should have his rating lowered for being wrong, so he must have been overrated. But we knew he was a great fool; we would have counted on it; and we must have already rated him very low. Just by having a pulse he should be higher than the low rating, so he must have been underrated. On the other hand, when he’s wrong but doesn’t admit he’s wrong, we probably ...”
Removed the comment "if my research is correct". Now checked and double-checked
. Corrected the version above, copied and pasted here...The NCAA Championships are crazy every year, with the upsets and surprises. Overall, another exciting tourney.
-- Twenty-two top-8 seeds did not AA. That's 22 of 80, or 27%. Of those 22, there were 1-#1 seed, 1-#2 seed, 2-#3 seeds, 1-#4 seed, 4-#5 seeds, 5-#6 seeds, 4-#7 seeds, and 4-#8 seeds.
-- The 22 that replaced them as AA's were the following seeds; 2-#9 seeds, 3-#10 seeds, 3-#11 seeds, 1-#12 seed, 2-#14 seeds, 3-#15 seeds, 2-#17 seeds, 1-#19 seed, 1-#21 seed, 1-#25 seed, 2-#26 seeds, and a #33 seed. Imagine that, 5 wrestlers seeded 21st or higher AA'd!
Missouri is consistently over ranked EVERY single year..... makes no sense and it keeps happening
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Their staff gets them ready for nationals.
The coaching interns take care of the rest.
Their schedule gets them ranked.
Their staff gets them ready for nationals.
The coaching interns take care of the rest.
Thank you, very thorough, as usual.Removed the comment "if my research is correct". Now checked and double-checked
The NCAA Championships are crazy every year, with the upsets and surprises. Overall, another exciting tourney.
-- Twenty-two top-8 seeds did not AA. That's 22 of 80, or 27%. Of those 22, there were 1-#1 seed, 1-#2 seed, 2-#3 seeds, 1-#4 seed, 4-#5 seeds, 5-#6 seeds, 4-#7 seeds, and 4-#8 seeds.
-- The 22 that replaced them as AA's were the following seeds; 2-#9 seeds, 3-#10 seeds, 3-#11 seeds, 1-#12 seed, 2-#14 seeds, 3-#15 seeds, 2-#17 seeds, 1-#19 seed, 1-#21 seed, 1-#25 seed, 2-#26 seeds, and a #33 seed. Imagine that, 5 wrestlers seeded 21st or higher AA'd!
Another way to parse the data:
- 35 of 40 (87.5%) of seeds 1 thru 4 went on to AA
- 23 of 40 (57.5%) of seeds 5 thru 8 went on to AA
