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Interesting Allocation Notes

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At least I found them interesting. Hopefully others will as well.

- 7/10 weights stayed at the lowest 30 CR, 30 RPI, 70% to decide the weights
- 133 & 157 went to 29-29-71 and 184 went to 28-28-72
- 184 had 30 people who met the 29-29-71 criteria and went they went up to 28-28-72, two EIWA qualifiers no longer met the minimum and now that weight was only allocated 28 of a possible 29 spots and one extra went to at-large. Just interesting that two guys in the same conference basically being even cost the conference a spot.
- Max Lyon (184; Purdue) was the only Big 10 wrestler to hit the 30-30-70% minimum and have has slot get cut when the numbers had to shift
- 197 in the Southern Conference was the only one were no individuals met the criteria but they still got the automatic. All the other 1 bid conferences had a person qualify that spot.
- No Zahid Valencia in the rankings – I think I mentioned this in another thread but I would assume that ends the speculation and he really is done?
- 255/282 qualified individuals (not counting auto to the SoCon which figures the 283 total qualifiers) got their spot based on coaches rank and RPI and it did not matter what their win percentage was (even though I am sure many had all three)
- 20/282 used coaches rank and win percentage to qualify (did not have RPI that met slot they needed to hit): Spencer Lee, Jack Mueller, Sebastian Rivera, Zack Trampe, Max Murin, Grant Willits, Matt Kolodzik, Russell Rolhlfing, Tyler Esichens, Vincenzo Joseph, Grant Cuomo, Michael Kemmerer, Sam Colbray, Hayden Hastings, Aaron Brooks, Brit Wilson, Ben Darmstadt, Gable Stevenson, Seth Nevills, Colton McKiernan
- Only 7 wrestlers made it only on RPI and winning percentage (meaning they did not have a coaches rank that got them a slot: Brandon Kaylor (125, Oregon State, 25 RPI, 76.2%), Richie Koehler (133, Rider, 29 RPI, 71.4%), Parker Filius (141, Purdue, 25 RPI, 70.8%), Wilfredo Gil (141, F&M, 30 RPI, 78.1%), Hunter Richard (149, Cornell, 27 RPI, 70.0%), Clay Lautt (174, North Carolina, 20 RPI, 72.0%), Colt Doyle (184, Oregon State, 27 RPI, 72.7%)
 
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We all saw the allocation numbers but here is what percentage of each conference will qualify automatically to the NCAA tournament

ACC: 35 allocations/60 entrants (6 teams x 10 weights) = 58.3%
Big Ten: 79/140 = 56.4%
Big 12: 54/120 = 45.0%
MAC: 41/150 = 27.3%
PAC 12: 16/60 = 26.7%
EIWA: 44/170 = 25.9%
SoCon: 14/80= 17.5%
 
Finally, here were some of the just off the cut guys from the Big 10:

125 lbs.
Liam Cronin (Indiana): 25 CR, just better RPI

133 lbs.
Garrett Pepple (Michigan St.) 26 RPI, no coaches rank
Jordan Decatur (Ohio St.): 31 CR, 28 RPI, needed two spots in coaches rank

141 lbs.
Cole Mattin (Michigan) 29 RPI, needed coaches rank

157 lbs.
Elijah Cleary (Ohio St.) 33 CR, 32 RPI, just outside 30 in both
Eric Barone (Illinois) 32 CR, 31, just outside 30 in both
Jahi Jones (Maryland) 28 CR, needed RPI or three more wins

165 lbs.
Drew Hughes (Michigan St.): 28 CR, 31 RPI, missed RPI by one

174 lbs.
Phillip Spadafora (Maryland) 28 RPI, needed coaches rank

184 lbs.
Max Lyon (Purdue) 30 CR, 28 RPI, shift up at weight got him

197 lbs.
Hunter Ritter (Minnesota): 29 CR, Needed four more wins, had six against non-DI's
Jackson Striggow (Michigan): 32 CR, 22 RPI, two more wins or CR bump

285 lbs.
David Jensen (Nebraska) 22 CR, needed just one more win or RPR bump, 8 matches at open tournaments that were non-DI
Luke Luffman (Illinois) 30 RPI, needed six wins or coaches rank
 
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