NCAA Allocations
- Thread starter loonhawk
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Thursday, Feb 28 per the NCAA Wrestling Pre-Championships Manual
Allocations are out
https://www.ncaa.com/news/wrestling...9-championships?amp&__twitter_impression=true
Big 10
125 9
133 8
141 9
149 6
157 9
165 9
174 8
184 8
197 5
285 7
https://www.ncaa.com/news/wrestling...9-championships?amp&__twitter_impression=true
Big 10
125 9
133 8
141 9
149 6
157 9
165 9
174 8
184 8
197 5
285 7
Should easily send all 10 to nationals and easily win nationals up 30 points
Stoll is ranked 11th in the coaching rankings and out of that top 11 there are 8 Big Ten guys ahead of him. He better bring it.
Looking at Big 10 at 157. They got 9 allocations and I don't think Panteleo of Michigan got one. He has no RPI because he wrestled 149 early in the season and is under 70 %age at 157.
Name Coaches, RPI (* by who I think got allocations)
*Nolf 1,3
*Berger 2,2
*Deakin 3,1
Panteleo 5, UR
*Young 6,9
*Hayes 7,4
*Bleise 8,5
*Barone 10,16
*Parriott 13,19
*Van Brill 16,27
Danshiek 22, UR
Name Coaches, RPI (* by who I think got allocations)
*Nolf 1,3
*Berger 2,2
*Deakin 3,1
Panteleo 5, UR
*Young 6,9
*Hayes 7,4
*Bleise 8,5
*Barone 10,16
*Parriott 13,19
*Van Brill 16,27
Danshiek 22, UR
Should easily send all 10 to nationals and easily win nationals up 30 points
Should be some empty seats on Sat once we have it all sewn up after semis on Friday.
Honestly think bowman has an easier chance of qualifying than stoll with these allocations
I like Bowman’s chances more now for sure. A lot of it will depend on who he gets drawn to face early. Ideally it would be Lydy or Skatzka assuming they are the 4/5 seeds.
Do they have wildcards anymore?
If so, I think Sam gets in if he lays an egg. It's not like Weber at 197 situation anymore, since we have virtually a zero percent chance of winning the natty.
If so, I think Sam gets in if he lays an egg. It's not like Weber at 197 situation anymore, since we have virtually a zero percent chance of winning the natty.
Yep, there are 286 allocations this year, so 44 wild card spots across all weight classes.
EDIT:
Here's the complete breakdown of at-large spots by weight--
125 - 4
133 - 4
141 - 4
149 - 5
157 - 4
165 - 4
174 - 6
184 - 4
197 - 5
285 - 4
Not necessarily. Per the NCAA release:
"The at-large selections will be made based on the following criteria: head-to-head competition; quality wins; coaches’ ranking; results against common opponents; RPI; qualifying event placement; and winning percentage."
So, it's much more a "body of work" situation than meeting specific thresholds.
Per the NCAA:
“Must have a minimum of 8 Division I Matches at the designated weight class on the NCAA Division I Starters page to have a calculated winning percentage.
Wrestler with less than 8 matches would not be eligibe for a pre-allocated spot for their conference. A wrestler could still be eligible for an at-large selection with less than 8- matches as long as they have two of the other standard selection criteria. The wrestler would not have a calculated winning percentage in the at-large selection comparrison process.”
“Must have a minimum of 8 Division I Matches at the designated weight class on the NCAA Division I Starters page to have a calculated winning percentage.
Wrestler with less than 8 matches would not be eligibe for a pre-allocated spot for their conference. A wrestler could still be eligible for an at-large selection with less than 8- matches as long as they have two of the other standard selection criteria. The wrestler would not have a calculated winning percentage in the at-large selection comparrison process.”
