My Comprehensive Predictions

[mvattivo]

Someone posted an awesome spreadsheet where you simply put ('D', 'M', 'T' or 'F') beside the winners name for the type of win, and it automatically fills everything in for you and tally's everything up. I knew that I was definitely showing homerism in many places, but, I didn't realize how badly until I saw the numbers at the end. Sure, I'm lenient with their placement, but, I don't think anything is Looney Tunes. However, I clearly went overboard on the bonus.....oh well. The only teams that I did bonus points for was PSU, OSU, Iowa, tOSU and Michigan. The others are just based on placement with regular decisions. Here we go:

Team Scores
1 Penn State 170 *Yes, those are PSU glasses!*
2 Ohio State 95
3 Iowa 86
4 Oklahoma State 85.5
5 Michigan 53.5
6 Cornell 52.5
7 Minnesota 43.5
8 Missouri 42
9 Nebraska 42
10 Rutgers 42

Top Individual Scores
1 (1) Jason Nolf (PSU) Penn State 28
2 (1) Bo Nickal (PSU) Penn State 26
3 (1) Myles Martin (OHST) Ohio State 25.5
4 (3) Spencer Lee (IOWA) Iowa 24
5 (2) Anthony Cassar (PSU) Penn State 22
6 (1) Mark Hall (PSU) Penn State 21
7 (3) Nick Suriano (RUT) Rutgers 20
8 (1) Yianni Diakomihalis (COR) Cornell 20
9 (2) Micah Jordan (OHST) Ohio State 20
10 (1) Anthony Ashnault (RUT) Rutgers 20
11 (1) Alex Marinelli (IOWA) Iowa 20
12 (2) Vincenzo Joseph (PSU) Penn State 19
13 (2) Joey McKenna (OHST) Ohio State 18.5
14 (1) Daton Fix (OKST) Oklahoma State 18
15 (2) Shakur Rasheed (PSU) Penn State 18
16 (2) Kollin Moore (OHST) Ohio State 18
17 (1) Derek White (OKST) Oklahoma State 17
18 (3) Nick Lee (PSU) Penn State 16.5
19 (1) Sebastian Rivera (NW) Northwestern 16
20 (2) Tyler Berger (NEB) Nebraska 16

125
1. Spencer Lee (IOWA)
2. Sebastian Rivera (NW)
3. Ronnie Bresser (ORST)
4. Nicholas Piccininni (OKST)
5. Vitali Arujau (COR)
6. Pat Glory (PRIN)
7. Jack Mueller (UVA)
8. Sean Russell (MINN)
R12 Brent Fleetwood (NDSU)
R12 Ryan Millhof (ASU)
R12 Michael McGee (ODU)
R12 Rayvon Foley (MSU)

133
1. Nick Suriano (RUT)
2. Daton Fix (OKST)
3. Mickey Phillipi (PITT)
4. Austin Desanto (IOWA)
5. Roman Bravo-Young (PSU)
6. Stevan Micic (MICH) *Obviously predicting health issues*
7. Ethan Lizak (MINN)
8. John Erneste (MIZZ)
R12 Luke Pletcher (OHST)
R12 Tariq Wilson (NCST)
R12 Montorie Bridges (WYO)
R12 Charles Tucker (COR)

141
1. Yianni Diakomihalis (COR)
2. Joey McKenna (OHST)
3. Nick Lee (PSU)
4. Jaydin Eierman (MIZZ)
5. Josh Alber (UNI)
6. Mitch McKee (MINN)
7. Tristan Moran (WISC)
8. Michael Carr (ILL)
R12 Kaid Brock (OKST)
R12 Kanen Storr (MINN)
R12 Max Murin (IOWA)
R12 Dom Demas (OU)

149
1. Anthony Ashnault (RUT)
2. Micah Jordan (OHST)
3. Matthew Kolodzik (PRIN)
4. Mitch Finesilver (DUKE)
5. Austin O'Connor (UNC)
6. Brady Berge (PSU)
7. Brock Mauller (MIZZ)
8. Joshua Heil (CAMP)
R12 Kaden Gfeller (OKST)
R12 Justin Oliver (NCST)
R12 Pat Lugo (IOWA)
R12 Jarret Degan (ISU)

157
1. Jason Nolf (PSU) *Co-Hodge*
2. Tyler Berger (NEB)
3. Hayden Hidlay (NCST)
4. Alec Pantaleo (MICH)
5. Ryan Deakin (NW)
6. Kaleb Young (IOWA)
7. Steve Bleise (MINN)
8. Ke-Shawn Hayes (OHST)
R12 Larry Early (ODU)
R12 Josh Humphreys (LEH)
R12 Taleb Rahmani (PITT)
R12 Christian Pagdilao (ASU)

165
1. Alex Marinelli (IOWA) *OW* - I'd love for Cenzo to prove me wrong AGAIN
2. Vincenzo Joseph (PSU)
3. Chance Marsteller (LH)
4. Josh Shields (ASU)
5. Evan Wick (WISC)
6. Logan Massa (MICH)
7. Isaiah White (NEB)
8. Mekhi Lewis (VT)
R12 Joseph Smith (OKST)
R12 Bryce Steiert (UNI)
R12 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU)
R12 Demetrius Romero (UVU)

174
1. Mark Hall (PSU)
2. Zahid Valencia (ASU)
3. Daniel Lewis (MIZZ)
4. Myles Amine (MICH)
5. Jordan Kutler (LEH)
6. Jacobe Smith (OKST)
7. David McFadden (VT)
8. Taylor Lujan (UNI)
R12 Mikey Labriola (NEB)
R12 Dylan Lydy (PUR)
R12 Brit Wilson (UNI)
R12 Devin Skatzka (MINN)

184
1. Myles Martin (OHST)
2. Shakur Rasheed (PSU)
3. Zachary Zavatsky (VT)
4. Maxwell Dean (COR)
5. Ryan Preisch (LEH)
6. Taylor Venz (NEB)
7. Emery Parker (ILL)
8. Nino Bonaccorsi (PITT)
R12 Samuel Colbray (ISU)
R12 Lou Deprez (BING)
R12 Nick Reenan (NCST)
R12 Drew Foster (UNI)

197
1. Bo Nickal (PSU) *Co-Hodge*
2. Kollin Moore (OHST)
3. Preston Weigel (OKST)
4. Patrick Brucki (PRIN)
5. Jacob Warner (IOWA)
6. William Miklus (ISU)
7. Benjamin Honis (COR)
8. Jay Aiello (UVA)
R12 Tom Sleigh (VT)
R12 Eric Schultz (NEB)
R12 Rocco Caywood (ARMY)
R12 Nathan Traxler (STAN)

285
1. Anthony Cassar (PSU)
2. Derek White (OKST)
3. Gable Steveson (MINN)
4. Amar Dhesi (ORST)
5. Jordan Wood (LEH)
6. Trent Hillger (WISC)
7. Thomas Haines (LH)
8. Youssif Hemida (MD)
R12 Conan Jennings (NW)
R12 Matt Stencel (CMU)
R12 Mason Parris (MICH)
R12 Demetrius Thomas (PITT)

 

[honkey69]

I think the co-Hodge is completely stupid. Pick the more dominant wrestler and give it to him.

 

[mvattivo]

I think the co-Hodge is completely stupid. Pick the more dominant wrestler and give it to him.

It is really tough to say who is more dominant. The numbers are almost identical. I'd give it to Nolf, as I think 157 is a deeper weight class. I feel bad for whichever one doesn't win it.

 

[honkey69]

It is really tough to say who is more dominant. The numbers are almost identical. I'd give it to Nolf, as I think 157 is a deeper weight class. I feel bad for whichever one doesn't win it.

Nickal has more heart.

 

[Lambertt]

No bonus points for Marinelli?

 

[mvattivo]

No bonus points for Marinelli?

Only due to his ridiculously tough draw. I love Marinelli. Obviously, I'm rooting for Cenzo, but, as long as it doesn't cost them the team title, I'd be extremely happy for Marinelli if he were to win. He is a very easy kid to root for.

 

[FarvaHawk14]

I like Nolf on body of work (I know Nickal's is also amazing) and the fact that he has never once been out of pocket in any way. He's all time class in a way that is magnified by just how dominant he is. Personally don't like the way Nickal helps people up when they clearly don't want him to, but that is exceptionally minor. Don't have any real problem with Bo, I just would like to see Nolf win it, personally.

Edit: I'd actually like to see both of them lose, and see Marinelli win it!

 

[letsgohawks44]

Nickal has more heart.

More heart than someone who dominated NCAA's last year on one leg?

 

[AFHawk86]

It is really tough to say who is more dominant. The numbers are almost identical. I'd give it to Nolf, as I think 157 is a deeper weight class. I feel bad for whichever one doesn't win it.

No need to feel bad for a National Champion.

 

[bnicolls]

No need to feel bad for a National Champion.

Looks good except believe we do better at 49 and 84

 

[mvattivo]

By the way, I just put out what the bracket spit out. Obviously, I was extremely biased. I do not think PSU comes anywhere close to 170. I think 140 is a optimistic prediction.

 

[Kinnick.At.Night]

Nolf, of course is great. But, Nickal is a guy that does something miraculous in seemingly every match. I’d take Bo every time over Nolf, given they both won titles.

 

[Im4Iowa]

Nolf, of course is great. But, Nickal is a guy that does something miraculous in seemingly every match. I’d take Bo every time over Nolf, given they both won titles.

I have to agree. I’d take either of them in black and gold but if I had to pick, it would be Nickal. That kid is so damn good and just when you think you get in deep, he locks up a cradle and pins you.

I dont think Psu will hit 170 but if it means Lee and Bull get titles, Id be fine with it.

 

[Nashville_Hawkeye]

Someone posted an awesome spreadsheet where you simply put ('D', 'M', 'T' or 'F') beside the winners name for the type of win, and it automatically fills everything in for you and tally's everything up. I knew that I was definitely showing homerism in many places, but, I didn't realize how badly until I saw the numbers at the end. Sure, I'm lenient with their placement, but, I don't think anything is Looney Tunes. However, I clearly went overboard on the bonus.....oh well. The only teams that I did bonus points for was PSU, OSU, Iowa, tOSU and Michigan. The others are just based on placement with regular decisions. Here we go:

Team Scores
1 Penn State 170 *Yes, those are PSU glasses!*
2 Ohio State 95
3 Iowa 86
4 Oklahoma State 85.5
5 Michigan 53.5
6 Cornell 52.5
7 Minnesota 43.5
8 Missouri 42
9 Nebraska 42
10 Rutgers 42

Top Individual Scores
1 (1) Jason Nolf (PSU) Penn State 28
2 (1) Bo Nickal (PSU) Penn State 26
3 (1) Myles Martin (OHST) Ohio State 25.5
4 (3) Spencer Lee (IOWA) Iowa 24
5 (2) Anthony Cassar (PSU) Penn State 22
6 (1) Mark Hall (PSU) Penn State 21
7 (3) Nick Suriano (RUT) Rutgers 20
8 (1) Yianni Diakomihalis (COR) Cornell 20
9 (2) Micah Jordan (OHST) Ohio State 20
10 (1) Anthony Ashnault (RUT) Rutgers 20
11 (1) Alex Marinelli (IOWA) Iowa 20
12 (2) Vincenzo Joseph (PSU) Penn State 19
13 (2) Joey McKenna (OHST) Ohio State 18.5
14 (1) Daton Fix (OKST) Oklahoma State 18
15 (2) Shakur Rasheed (PSU) Penn State 18
16 (2) Kollin Moore (OHST) Ohio State 18
17 (1) Derek White (OKST) Oklahoma State 17
18 (3) Nick Lee (PSU) Penn State 16.5
19 (1) Sebastian Rivera (NW) Northwestern 16
20 (2) Tyler Berger (NEB) Nebraska 16

125
1. Spencer Lee (IOWA)
2. Sebastian Rivera (NW)
3. Ronnie Bresser (ORST)
4. Nicholas Piccininni (OKST)
5. Vitali Arujau (COR)
6. Pat Glory (PRIN)
7. Jack Mueller (UVA)
8. Sean Russell (MINN)
R12 Brent Fleetwood (NDSU)
R12 Ryan Millhof (ASU)
R12 Michael McGee (ODU)
R12 Rayvon Foley (MSU)

133
1. Nick Suriano (RUT)
2. Daton Fix (OKST)
3. Mickey Phillipi (PITT)
4. Austin Desanto (IOWA)
5. Roman Bravo-Young (PSU)
6. Stevan Micic (MICH) *Obviously predicting health issues*
7. Ethan Lizak (MINN)
8. John Erneste (MIZZ)
R12 Luke Pletcher (OHST)
R12 Tariq Wilson (NCST)
R12 Montorie Bridges (WYO)
R12 Charles Tucker (COR)

141
1. Yianni Diakomihalis (COR)
2. Joey McKenna (OHST)
3. Nick Lee (PSU)
4. Jaydin Eierman (MIZZ)
5. Josh Alber (UNI)
6. Mitch McKee (MINN)
7. Tristan Moran (WISC)
8. Michael Carr (ILL)
R12 Kaid Brock (OKST)
R12 Kanen Storr (MINN)
R12 Max Murin (IOWA)
R12 Dom Demas (OU)

149
1. Anthony Ashnault (RUT)
2. Micah Jordan (OHST)
3. Matthew Kolodzik (PRIN)
4. Mitch Finesilver (DUKE)
5. Austin O'Connor (UNC)
6. Brady Berge (PSU)
7. Brock Mauller (MIZZ)
8. Joshua Heil (CAMP)
R12 Kaden Gfeller (OKST)
R12 Justin Oliver (NCST)
R12 Pat Lugo (IOWA)
R12 Jarret Degan (ISU)

157
1. Jason Nolf (PSU) *Co-Hodge*
2. Tyler Berger (NEB)
3. Hayden Hidlay (NCST)
4. Alec Pantaleo (MICH)
5. Ryan Deakin (NW)
6. Kaleb Young (IOWA)
7. Steve Bleise (MINN)
8. Ke-Shawn Hayes (OHST)
R12 Larry Early (ODU)
R12 Josh Humphreys (LEH)
R12 Taleb Rahmani (PITT)
R12 Christian Pagdilao (ASU)

165
1. Alex Marinelli (IOWA) *OW* - I'd love for Cenzo to prove me wrong AGAIN
2. Vincenzo Joseph (PSU)
3. Chance Marsteller (LH)
4. Josh Shields (ASU)
5. Evan Wick (WISC)
6. Logan Massa (MICH)
7. Isaiah White (NEB)
8. Mekhi Lewis (VT)
R12 Joseph Smith (OKST)
R12 Bryce Steiert (UNI)
R12 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU)
R12 Demetrius Romero (UVU)

174
1. Mark Hall (PSU)
2. Zahid Valencia (ASU)
3. Daniel Lewis (MIZZ)
4. Myles Amine (MICH)
5. Jordan Kutler (LEH)
6. Jacobe Smith (OKST)
7. David McFadden (VT)
8. Taylor Lujan (UNI)
R12 Mikey Labriola (NEB)
R12 Dylan Lydy (PUR)
R12 Brit Wilson (UNI)
R12 Devin Skatzka (MINN)

184
1. Myles Martin (OHST)
2. Shakur Rasheed (PSU)
3. Zachary Zavatsky (VT)
4. Maxwell Dean (COR)
5. Ryan Preisch (LEH)
6. Taylor Venz (NEB)
7. Emery Parker (ILL)
8. Nino Bonaccorsi (PITT)
R12 Samuel Colbray (ISU)
R12 Lou Deprez (BING)
R12 Nick Reenan (NCST)
R12 Drew Foster (UNI)

197
1. Bo Nickal (PSU) *Co-Hodge*
2. Kollin Moore (OHST)
3. Preston Weigel (OKST)
4. Patrick Brucki (PRIN)
5. Jacob Warner (IOWA)
6. William Miklus (ISU)
7. Benjamin Honis (COR)
8. Jay Aiello (UVA)
R12 Tom Sleigh (VT)
R12 Eric Schultz (NEB)
R12 Rocco Caywood (ARMY)
R12 Nathan Traxler (STAN)

285
1. Anthony Cassar (PSU)
2. Derek White (OKST)
3. Gable Steveson (MINN)
4. Amar Dhesi (ORST)
5. Jordan Wood (LEH)
6. Trent Hillger (WISC)
7. Thomas Haines (LH)
8. Youssif Hemida (MD)
R12 Conan Jennings (NW)
R12 Matt Stencel (CMU)
R12 Mason Parris (MICH)
R12 Demetrius Thomas (PITT)

These predictions look pretty sound to me. Like you, I think it's going to be very tough for Marinelli to score bonus points. I simply want him to focus on the Ws. A couple notes, I like the way Berge has been wrestling but I don't think he'll place that high...think he waits till next year to get his AA. Also, I also think you have Marsteller and Shields a tad high at 65. Other than those minor issues, I think you predictions look pretty pretty reasonable. I have no issues with your predictions for Iowa at 49 or 84, as both men have proven they have the ability to hand-fight and play defense just long enough to lose critical matches. I think Lugo has an outside chance to AA, but I give Cash zero chance...Cash is extremely talented, but he just doesn't get on his offense. The only difference between the way he wrestled last year and this year is that he's 13 pound lighter. Same hand-fighting horse shit, same lack of offense. I hope he proves me wrong as I think he has the goods to AA; we just rarely see the goods.

 

[grapplefann]

Someone posted an awesome spreadsheet where you simply put ('D', 'M', 'T' or 'F') beside the winners name for the type of win, and it automatically fills everything in for you and tally's everything up. I knew that I was definitely showing homerism in many places, but, I didn't realize how badly until I saw the numbers at the end. Sure, I'm lenient with their placement, but, I don't think anything is Looney Tunes. However, I clearly went overboard on the bonus.....oh well. The only teams that I did bonus points for was PSU, OSU, Iowa, tOSU and Michigan. The others are just based on placement with regular decisions. Here we go:

Team Scores
1 Penn State 170 *Yes, those are PSU glasses!*
2 Ohio State 95
3 Iowa 86
4 Oklahoma State 85.5
5 Michigan 53.5
6 Cornell 52.5
7 Minnesota 43.5
8 Missouri 42
9 Nebraska 42
10 Rutgers 42

Top Individual Scores
1 (1) Jason Nolf (PSU) Penn State 28
2 (1) Bo Nickal (PSU) Penn State 26
3 (1) Myles Martin (OHST) Ohio State 25.5
4 (3) Spencer Lee (IOWA) Iowa 24
5 (2) Anthony Cassar (PSU) Penn State 22
6 (1) Mark Hall (PSU) Penn State 21
7 (3) Nick Suriano (RUT) Rutgers 20
8 (1) Yianni Diakomihalis (COR) Cornell 20
9 (2) Micah Jordan (OHST) Ohio State 20
10 (1) Anthony Ashnault (RUT) Rutgers 20
11 (1) Alex Marinelli (IOWA) Iowa 20
12 (2) Vincenzo Joseph (PSU) Penn State 19
13 (2) Joey McKenna (OHST) Ohio State 18.5
14 (1) Daton Fix (OKST) Oklahoma State 18
15 (2) Shakur Rasheed (PSU) Penn State 18
16 (2) Kollin Moore (OHST) Ohio State 18
17 (1) Derek White (OKST) Oklahoma State 17
18 (3) Nick Lee (PSU) Penn State 16.5
19 (1) Sebastian Rivera (NW) Northwestern 16
20 (2) Tyler Berger (NEB) Nebraska 16

125
1. Spencer Lee (IOWA)
2. Sebastian Rivera (NW)
3. Ronnie Bresser (ORST)
4. Nicholas Piccininni (OKST)
5. Vitali Arujau (COR)
6. Pat Glory (PRIN)
7. Jack Mueller (UVA)
8. Sean Russell (MINN)
R12 Brent Fleetwood (NDSU)
R12 Ryan Millhof (ASU)
R12 Michael McGee (ODU)
R12 Rayvon Foley (MSU)

133
1. Nick Suriano (RUT)
2. Daton Fix (OKST)
3. Mickey Phillipi (PITT)
4. Austin Desanto (IOWA)
5. Roman Bravo-Young (PSU)
6. Stevan Micic (MICH) *Obviously predicting health issues*
7. Ethan Lizak (MINN)
8. John Erneste (MIZZ)
R12 Luke Pletcher (OHST)
R12 Tariq Wilson (NCST)
R12 Montorie Bridges (WYO)
R12 Charles Tucker (COR)

141
1. Yianni Diakomihalis (COR)
2. Joey McKenna (OHST)
3. Nick Lee (PSU)
4. Jaydin Eierman (MIZZ)
5. Josh Alber (UNI)
6. Mitch McKee (MINN)
7. Tristan Moran (WISC)
8. Michael Carr (ILL)
R12 Kaid Brock (OKST)
R12 Kanen Storr (MINN)
R12 Max Murin (IOWA)
R12 Dom Demas (OU)

149
1. Anthony Ashnault (RUT)
2. Micah Jordan (OHST)
3. Matthew Kolodzik (PRIN)
4. Mitch Finesilver (DUKE)
5. Austin O'Connor (UNC)
6. Brady Berge (PSU)
7. Brock Mauller (MIZZ)
8. Joshua Heil (CAMP)
R12 Kaden Gfeller (OKST)
R12 Justin Oliver (NCST)
R12 Pat Lugo (IOWA)
R12 Jarret Degan (ISU)

157
1. Jason Nolf (PSU) *Co-Hodge*
2. Tyler Berger (NEB)
3. Hayden Hidlay (NCST)
4. Alec Pantaleo (MICH)
5. Ryan Deakin (NW)
6. Kaleb Young (IOWA)
7. Steve Bleise (MINN)
8. Ke-Shawn Hayes (OHST)
R12 Larry Early (ODU)
R12 Josh Humphreys (LEH)
R12 Taleb Rahmani (PITT)
R12 Christian Pagdilao (ASU)

165
1. Alex Marinelli (IOWA) *OW* - I'd love for Cenzo to prove me wrong AGAIN
2. Vincenzo Joseph (PSU)
3. Chance Marsteller (LH)
4. Josh Shields (ASU)
5. Evan Wick (WISC)
6. Logan Massa (MICH)
7. Isaiah White (NEB)
8. Mekhi Lewis (VT)
R12 Joseph Smith (OKST)
R12 Bryce Steiert (UNI)
R12 Andrew Fogarty (NDSU)
R12 Demetrius Romero (UVU)

174
1. Mark Hall (PSU)
2. Zahid Valencia (ASU)
3. Daniel Lewis (MIZZ)
4. Myles Amine (MICH)
5. Jordan Kutler (LEH)
6. Jacobe Smith (OKST)
7. David McFadden (VT)
8. Taylor Lujan (UNI)
R12 Mikey Labriola (NEB)
R12 Dylan Lydy (PUR)
R12 Brit Wilson (UNI)
R12 Devin Skatzka (MINN)

184
1. Myles Martin (OHST)
2. Shakur Rasheed (PSU)
3. Zachary Zavatsky (VT)
4. Maxwell Dean (COR)
5. Ryan Preisch (LEH)
6. Taylor Venz (NEB)
7. Emery Parker (ILL)
8. Nino Bonaccorsi (PITT)
R12 Samuel Colbray (ISU)
R12 Lou Deprez (BING)
R12 Nick Reenan (NCST)
R12 Drew Foster (UNI)

197
1. Bo Nickal (PSU) *Co-Hodge*
2. Kollin Moore (OHST)
3. Preston Weigel (OKST)
4. Patrick Brucki (PRIN)
5. Jacob Warner (IOWA)
6. William Miklus (ISU)
7. Benjamin Honis (COR)
8. Jay Aiello (UVA)
R12 Tom Sleigh (VT)
R12 Eric Schultz (NEB)
R12 Rocco Caywood (ARMY)
R12 Nathan Traxler (STAN)

285
1. Anthony Cassar (PSU)
2. Derek White (OKST)
3. Gable Steveson (MINN)
4. Amar Dhesi (ORST)
5. Jordan Wood (LEH)
6. Trent Hillger (WISC)
7. Thomas Haines (LH)
8. Youssif Hemida (MD)
R12 Conan Jennings (NW)
R12 Matt Stencel (CMU)
R12 Mason Parris (MICH)
R12 Demetrius Thomas (PITT)

Actually, these are pretty good predictions, but don't you have your own board to post this on?

 

[wasdt21]

yeah but he wouldn't get wet between the legs

 

[minnhawkeye]

Them Penn State boys love to post how good they are here..Seems like they trying to convince us this will last forever. Who knows it might but they still have a long ways to go to win 23 nationals, 25 in a row big ten titles, have 9 champs and than 7 champs in one year. Give them credit they are working at it and yes I hate it.

 

[Cruo]

Just got back from the finals with my time machine. I won't give individual spoilers, but here are the team results. Iowa wrestled about as well as they possibly could have, but they still weren't even close. Kemerer would have made it interesting, but it still wouldn't have been enough.

1 Penn State 147.5
2 Iowa 125
3 Ohio State 91.5
4 Minnesota 84.5
5 Oklahoma State 84.5
6 Missouri 65
7 Cornell 57
8 Michigan 57
9 Rutgers 50.5
10 Nebraska 49.5

 

[HipPawk]

Please let them know how great they are . I haven't seen a post on bwi that someone hasn't mentioned HR . They must need some love from you guys here, just give them the recognition they crave . After all They Are .........
In need of your approval.

 

[mvattivo]

I did post it on BWI too. The fact that some of you are getting upset about me posting a set of predictions that I admit are completely biased is pretty sad.

 

[evashevsky58]

I did post it on BWI too. The fact that some of you are getting upset about me posting a set of predictions that I admit are completely biased is pretty sad.

I thought your post was fine. I assume you want an outsider (to Penn state) view. I only picked champs. Mine were the same as yours except for 174 and heavy, there I picked Zahid and Gable respectively.