ajones1996
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is defaulting out of the Big 10 tournament and wont be seeded and that the Big 10 will still get 4 at 157.....Iowa chances for qualifying 10 just went up.....and its Kerr at 157 and hes now the 4 seed
Hamilton just said on Twitter Schlatter
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ajones1996
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as long as Iowa shows up and acts interested the title race should be ours now if Schlatter isnt scoring any points
ajones1996
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no kidding....for me personally Metcalf would have been number one....maybe Jay Bo next and Schlatter next probably
ajones1996
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I thought you had to at least wrestle in the conference tourney to be in a position for a wildcard......maybe stepping on the mat and defaulting right away meets that requirement
pin2win
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that is what I thought ..but I read where J Rob is figuring a wild card for DS.... stepping on the mat would mean........keeping his seed?
ajones1996
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http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/mich/sports/m-wrestl/auto_pdf/wrm-big-ten-brackets-2010.pdf
brackets......Salazar is the #1, not Sanderson.....I think the brackets look good
brackets......Salazar is the #1, not Sanderson.....I think the brackets look good
Only Bronze Standard wrestlers will be eligible for selection as at-large qualifiers.
A wrestler must have participated in their respective conference or regional qualifying
tournament in order to be considered for at-large selection to the championships. The
NCAA Wrestling Committee will use the following criteria to evaluate the Bronze
Standard wrestlers:
A wrestler must have participated in their respective conference or regional qualifying
tournament in order to be considered for at-large selection to the championships. The
NCAA Wrestling Committee will use the following criteria to evaluate the Bronze
Standard wrestlers:
• Head-to-head competition
• Qualifying event placement
• Quality wins
• Results against common opponents
• Win %
• RPI
• CR
• Number of matches contested at that weight class• Qualifying event placement
• Quality wins
• Results against common opponents
• Win %
• RPI
• CR
Hawks4life11
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What is it that he hurt??? And what are the chances that if it is bad enough not to wrestle tomorrow that he will be able to go for nationals?
HawkeyeDug
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At first glance I thought it was kind of bunk that some of our highly rated guys had to wrestle in the first round where lower rated guys got byes. But then, thinking about it, it is a good thing as it gives the team another shot at earning bonus points via major, tech, or fall. So more matches wrestles --> more opportunity for points.
hawkeyescott
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With 11 guys per weight you have no choice but to have bye's. And as far as the formula they are drawn out of a hat.
Example: They are 16 man brackets so you have 8 seeded wrestlers, 3 unseeded and 5 byes. They put the 8 seeded on their respective lines and then put the 3 unseeded names and 5 byes into a hat and draw for each remaining line in that bracket, so it really isn't a formula it is luck of the draw if you have a first round match or not.
It is all done with computer now, but its all the same concept.
hawkeyescott
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Yes I know and I guess I could have said the rest of the lines are randomly drawn by a computer but was trying to explain it in the easiest way.
