So, a third match this season between Mendez and Beau; boo!
So, a third match this season between Mendez and Beau; boo!
Better Mendez then Alirez , I don’t think that’s a good match up for beau at allSo, a third match this season between Mendez and Beau; boo!
If Kerk beat Gable it would be more likely they meet in the semis. Think about that.So Kerk has only one loss and that to arguably the most dominant wrestler in the nation and gets knocked to #4 to have to face that wrestler again? That is a tough outcome for Kerk! I am no seeding expert in the least, but that outcome doesn't sit well with me.
It gives me a week’s worth of work jokes. “Did you fill out a bracket? Who were your final four at 149?” And they laugh….The NCAA bracket reveal is a fabulous day. I pour over them for wishlist bouts and favorite u-dogs. As rounds pass, the fun re-racks as upsets and unforeseen wrestlebacks track AA dreams, like Tyler’s sizzling run to #3. Unlike aging hikers, this tournament never gets old.
As ever, Matness > Madness.
Wait So the semi would be gable vs Kerk?Kerk would mathematically be the 4.
Trephan most likely the 3. Slight chance he beats Steveson for the 2 but that hinges on QW, which most likely goes to Steveson. (Steveson wrestled an excellent schedule, just not snough for an RPI.)
If the matrix says Steveson, Hendrickson, and Trephan beat each other, then I'd expect the committee to list them in that order.
I hate MathKerk would mathematically be the 4.
That's not their records. It's how they rate against the other 32 opponents at that weight based on the matrix. LOL!Like… none of that is accurate…
Yes. However, the committee can move a competitor up to 3 places up or down from where they calculate at their discretion. If they strictly go by the matrix, Kerk will be the 4.Wait So the semi would be gable vs Kerk?
They are not records. It's how they rank against the other 32 competitors at the weight per the matrix. Hardy wins every time so he would be the 1 seed.Did he just make those records up?
That's not their records. It's how they rate against the other 32 opponents at that weight based on the matrix. LOL!
That's not their records. It's how they rate against the other 32 opponents at that weight based on the matrix. LOL!
Huh? What? How about how they actually did on the mat?
Please name the undefeated 141.Huh? What? How about how they actually did on the mat? Hardy didn't win every time LMAO.
Please name the undefeated 141.
They scrap pretty good. Not much offense but very physical matches. I think Arnold gets him this round.If I have to watch Smith and Arnold again, I'm going to claw my eyes out.
So you think Smith trips backing up?They scrap pretty good. Not much offense but very physical matches. I think Arnold gets him this round.
It's a formula based on multiple criteria.I do know that Hardy has 3 actual losses to the 32 while Bartlett only has 1.
That's a completely different argument. You would need to contact the NCAA and petition to have it changed. There should be changes, in my opinion, but this is what the NCAA uses to try to take the subjectivity out of seeding.So why isn't actual record against the 32 qualifiers part of the wonderful matrix? Actual record against qualifiers tells you way more than the stupid azz RPI or "coaches poll" [eye roll] - wrestlers don't control their own schedule.
Sounds like the "matrix" was created without any testing for statistical significance of the inputs used.
That's a completely different argument. You would need to contact the NCAA and petition to have it changed. There should be changes, in my opinion, but this is what the NCAA uses to try to take the subjectivity out of seeding.
Again, I'm not advocating for the matrix. Just explaining. Here is who you need to contactThe "coaches poll" isn't subjective? Why on earth would you not include the most important statistic which is 100% OBJECTIVE and 0% subjective - actual record against the field???
Strickenberger will clearly be over spratley he pinned him in the dual and just beat him in the big 12 finals
Again, I'm not advocating for the matrix. Just explaining. Here is who you need to contact
Mark Bedics Director, Championships and Alliances 317-917-6541 / Cell: 317-966-6762 / mbedics@ncaa.org
Again, I'm not advocating for the matrix. Just explaining. Here is who you need to contact
Mark Bedics Director, Championships and Alliances 317-917-6541 / Cell: 317-966-6762 / mbedics@ncaa.org
@jmadden1998 he has a point. Whether it's the intended point or not ...Too funny, I'm not calling a bozo at the NCAA who creates statistical models that are supposed to be "predictive" and they don't even test them and ignore the FACT that ACTUAL RESULTS against the ACTUAL FIELD contradicts their silly azz "model". Only a fool engages arrogant morons.
Head to head is 25% of the puzzle. Based on the complete matrix, Spratley ranks higher. Again, they can move guys so they could put Strickenberger ahead of Spratley but no guaranteesStrickenberger will clearly be over spratley he pinned him in the dual and just beat him in the big 12 finals
This is near-ideal for Lilledahl. Would be hard-pressed to draw it up any better, unless Spratley were somehow in the other half too, or unless one thinks there's a cut/recovery advantage to getting Ramos or Figueroa in the semis instead of the finals.
Strickenberger did not get a top-33 RPI (did not qualify?). He's gonna lose some sim matches that he might have otherwise won.Strickenberger will clearly be over spratley he pinned him in the dual and just beat him in the big 12 finals
This would be ideal. I do think LL matches up well with Figs but being opposite Ramos, Robinson, figs is damn good. Robinson is actually the one who kind of worries me the most with his length
NebraskaSo who do we want finishing second at nationals? Iowa or OSU?
If it was, that sucks for Mendez! Would have to go Vombaur, Bartlett, Hardy/Alirez. Talk about a meat grinder.Like… none of that is accurate…
Strickenberger didn't have enough matches at 125 for an RPI. He wrestled 133 someStrickenberger did not get a top-33 RPI (did not qualify?). He's gonna lose some sim matches that he might have otherwise won.
Reminder that the simulation is a full round-robin. He would beat Spratley in their sim match, but could still end up with a worse overall sim W-L record and therefore get a lower seed.
I agree that if they are consecutive seeds, then they should flip. I also doubt the committee will care that far down unless it's to punish someone for conference tourney injury defaults.