killdozer Posted March 10 Posted March 10 (edited) 125 Pounds Desmond Pleasant, Drexel Mack Mauger, Missouri Brady Roark, South Dakota State Nicolar Rivera, Wisconsin Sulayman Bah, Columbia I think this is correct 133 Pounds Braxton Brown, Maryland Dominick Serrano, Northern Colorado Dylan Shawver, Rutgers Marcel Lopez, SIU Edwardsville Luke Willochell Wyoming Correct 141 Pounds Pierson Manville, Arizona State Braden Basile, Army West Point Billy DeKraker, Northwestern Matthew Martino, Princeton I would like to see the rational on this one Frezza had way more wins against the field and beat Martino 3 out 4 times But lost the last one. The other one was DeKraker has zero wins against the field. Someone like AJ Rallo or Ragusin. 149 Pounds Kaden Cassidy, George Mason Chance Lamer, Nebraska Max Petersen, North Dakota State Eligh Rivera, Princeton No real problem. But I could see switching out Cassidy for Edmonds but no real argument 157 Pounds Mason Shrader, Central Michigan Vinny Zerban, Iowa State Jonathan Ley, Navy Dylan Evans, Pittsburgh Can't really argue with any of these. But Teague Travis was 12-8 in a half season and his loses were to 2x Larkin, 2x Watters, 2x Robideau, Zerban, and Jordan Williams all ranked in the top 10 when he wrestled them. So I wonder how his RPI looked. But his only win over the field was Laird Root. 165 Pounds Ryan Burgos, Edinboro Tyler Lillard, Indiana Matty Bianchi, Little Rock Jared Keslar, Pittsburgh Thomas Snipes, The Citadel Got a problem with this one. Snipes went 0-2 in Socon and only has two wins against the field (Sparks & Vigil) His win % was over 70 and that is a criteria. I honestly think this is giving the SOCON one At Large. Burgos went 0-2 in the MAC and has only two wins against the field (Church & Keslar) His Win % was over 70. Keslar has one win against the field (Church) took 5th in ACC Brett Smith of Northern Illinois took 2nd in MAC (Lost true 2nd) and has three wins over the field (Church, Earnest, Parco) Parco Beat Keslar at ACC. Their win % is almost identical. I would like to see the reasoning on this one. Makes no sense. 174 Pounds Avery Bassett, Lock Haven Jared Simma, Northern Iowa Luca Augustine, Pittsburgh Holden Garcia, Princeton No problems 184 Pounds Tyler Bienus, Bucknell Sam Goin, Indiana Nick Fox, Northern Iowa Brian Soldano, Oklahoma I thought they would take Gautreau of Lock Haven. But Bienus has a win over him so no arguements here. 197 Pounds Evan Bates, Missouri Brock Zurawski, Rider Kael Bennie, Utah Valley Rune Lawrence, West Virginia I thought they would take Zyan Hall of Army OR Jack Wehmeyer of Columbia over Kael Bennie. Hall beat Wehmeyer. But Wehmeyer has wins two over the field (Hall has none). But Bennie has wins over the field in Bates, Ingham, and Kade Rule. So I can see it 285 Pounds Emmanuel Ulrich, American Connor Barket, Duke Jack Forbes, Utah Valley Christian Carroll, Wyoming A couple here Forbes didn't place at Big XII but has two wins over the field Stoner and Rasmussen. But Lost to Buhk from SIUE who has a win over Stoner and placed 2nd in the MAC (Lost in the True 2nd match) and has been ranked since December. Ulrich's only win against the field is Monchery of App State. Also, I could have seen Ashton Davis getting a bid his only win over the field was Mason Rebuck Edited March 10 by killdozer 4
PUWrestler Posted March 10 Posted March 10 I think Frezza was an automatic qualifier at 141. Top 3 qualified at the Ivy tourney for that weight class. 1
maligned Posted March 10 Posted March 10 4 minutes ago, PUWrestler said: I think Frezza was an automatic qualifier at 141. Top 3 qualified at the Ivy tourney for that weight class. Facts 1
flyingcement Posted March 10 Posted March 10 Snipes, Barket, and Dekraker represent the only qualifiers for their schools, respectively.
killdozer Posted March 10 Author Posted March 10 So At Larges by Conference. ACC - 4 Big XII - 15 Big Ten - 7 EIWA - 5 Ivy - 4 MAC - 6 PAC-12 - 1 SOCON - 1
killdozer Posted March 10 Author Posted March 10 (edited) You are correct Willie's article was wrong. So nevermind my 141 summary Edited March 10 by killdozer
maligned Posted March 10 Posted March 10 3 minutes ago, killdozer said: No Chappell placed 3rd . Frezza needed and at Large You're getting your EIWA and Ivy confused.
killdozer Posted March 10 Author Posted March 10 (edited) I did then I looked at it. Give me a break only the second year this is the article I took those off of https://rokfin.com/ranking/5655/Real-Time-Qualifiers-Whos-Going-to-NCAAs Edited March 10 by killdozer
maligned Posted March 10 Posted March 10 2 minutes ago, killdozer said: I did then I looked at it. Give me a break only the second year this is the article I took those off of https://rokfin.com/ranking/5655/Real-Time-Qualifiers-Whos-Going-to-NCAAs Definitely understandable.
1032004 Posted March 10 Posted March 10 Kinda sad to see Ragusin end his career by not qualifying. But he did get 4 NCAA’s so I guess I don’t feel too bad. Still a solid career and I’ll never forget his interview about John Smith after losing to Fix. 5
RawDog Posted March 10 Posted March 10 5 minutes ago, 1032004 said: Kinda sad to see Ragusin end his career by not qualifying. But he did get 4 NCAA’s so I guess I don’t feel too bad. Still a solid career and I’ll never forget his interview about John Smith after losing to Fix. Yes that interview was awesome. I really wish he could have went out as an all American
romeo07 Posted March 10 Posted March 10 Leavell was on Pirate's list for 157 and he lost in his conference finals by 1 point. Yet, he still didn't get an at-large.
Antitroll2828 Posted March 10 Posted March 10 Brody Conley has been consistently ranked in the top 16-25ish range for 3 straight seasons and 3 years he laid an egg at big 12s and 3 years he gets screwed out of a wildcard. He beat Augustine head to head and is better than Garcia and I like Garcia he’s a jersey guy. Conley will go into his senior as a guy ranked for 3 straight years without wrestling a match at ncaas
SetonHallPirate Posted March 11 Posted March 11 48 minutes ago, romeo07 said: Leavell was on Pirate's list for 157 and he lost in his conference finals by 1 point. Yet, he still didn't get an at-large. Leavell was in my list as second alternate.
juniorvarsity Posted March 11 Posted March 11 1 hour ago, 1032004 said: Kinda sad to see Ragusin end his career by not qualifying. But he did get 4 NCAA’s so I guess I don’t feel too bad. Still a solid career and I’ll never forget his interview about John Smith after losing to Fix. Yeah it is. In 2024 he took Fix to the brink. He had a tough sixth year.
Voice of the Quakers Posted March 11 Posted March 11 1 hour ago, juniorvarsity said: Yeah it is. In 2024 he took Fix to the brink. He had a tough sixth year. Father Time is undefeated. Dan McDonald, Penn '93 [email protected]
Tyler Perry Posted March 11 Posted March 11 2 hours ago, Voice of the Quakers said: Father Time is undefeated. And reconstructive knee surgery going up a weight and wrestling half the year
jmoney Posted March 11 Posted March 11 7 hours ago, 1032004 said: Kinda sad to see Ragusin end his career by not qualifying. But he did get 4 NCAA’s so I guess I don’t feel too bad. Still a solid career and I’ll never forget his interview about John Smith after losing to Fix. Big Ragusin fan! Classy, hardworking guy- it's almost shocking he earned All American honors just once with how talented he is.
Greenwave Posted March 11 Posted March 11 Does anyone have the data of past NCAA Qualifiers who are now Seniors that did not qualify this their final year.
No BS Fan Posted March 11 Posted March 11 11 hours ago, bnwtwg said: Pucino was hosed change my mind He was 6-6.
Pablo Posted March 11 Posted March 11 Let me provide some additional information. Pablo ratings for people mentioned 125 Pounds 30 Desmond Pleasant, Drexel 26 Mack Mauger, Missouri 41 Brady Roark, South Dakota State 22 Nicolar Rivera, Wisconsin 25 Sulayman Bah, Columbia Roark is the only questionable from this perspective but it's not egregious. The others are certainly legit. Just so you know, I'm not going to dig through all the non-automatic qualifiers to see who is more deserving, though, although I can anyone up if you have suggestions. 133 Pounds 28 Braxton Brown, Maryland 13 Dominick Serrano, Northern Colorado (ya think?) 30 Dylan Shawver, Rutgers 50 Marcel Lopez, SIU Edwardsville 23 Luke Willochell Wyoming Lopez is pushing it here. 141 Pounds 20 Pierson Manville, Arizona State 33 Braden Basile, Army West Point 40 Billy DeKraker, Northwestern 50 Matthew Martino, Princeton 58 AJ Rallo 41 Ragusin Princeton got a gift here. Ragusin is closer, but Pablo doesn't think Rallo is in the discussion. 149 Pounds 70 Kaden Cassidy, George Mason 19 Chance Lamer, Nebraska 23 Max Petersen, North Dakota State 35 Eligh Rivera, Princeton 32 Edmond Yeah, swap Edmond for Cassidy. 157 Pounds 29 Mason Shrader, Central Michigan 10 Vinny Zerban, Iowa State 35 Jonathan Ley, Navy 18 Dylan Evans, Pittsburgh 19 Teague Travis (7 Larkin, 9 Watters, 4 Robideau, 10 Zerban, and 15 Jordan Williams; 28 Laird Root). That's a tough schedule. Based on those outcomes, it looks like Pablo has him in the right position, below Williams and ahead of Root. But Pablo likes good losses a lot more than RPI does. None of the 4 at-larges here are bad, but Travis is probably a better wrestler than a couple of them.
Pablo Posted March 11 Posted March 11 Let's make this a post by itself. 165 Pounds 56 Ryan Burgos, Edinboro 23 Tyler Lillard, Indiana 13 Matty Bianchi, Little Rock 51 Jared Keslar, Pittsburgh 55 Thomas Snipes, The Citadel Yeah, a couple of obvious ones, and then... Snipes (9 Sparks (v good) & 82 Vigil (not so much)) Burgos (31 Church 51 Keslar) 57 Brett Smith of Northern Illinois took 2nd in MAC (Lost true 2nd) (Q: If he lost the "true 2nd" wrestleback, doesn't that mean he finished 3rd?) 35 Parco Of the guys listed, Parco is the best option, but there has to be better ones. Here's the Pablo list from 21 - 40. Of those eligible (either because there isn't someone else from their team in their place or not auto qualified), who would be the options? 21. 165:Oregon State_Matthew Olguin 22. 165:Missouri_Maxx Mayfield 23. 165:Indiana_Tyler Lillard 24. 165:Rutgers_Andrew Barbosa 25. 165:North Carolina_Bryce Hepner 26. 165:NC State_Will Denny 27. 165:Pennsylvania_Sean Seefeldt 28. 165:Columbia_Cesar Alvan 29. 165:South Dakota State_Jacob Herm 30. 165:Bucknell_Noah Mulvaney 31. 165:Virginia Tech_Mac Church 32. 165:Kent State_Chris Earnest 33. 165:Pittsburgh_Dylan Evans 34. 165:South Dakota State_Marcus EspinozaOwens 35. 165:Stanford_EJ Parco 36. 165:California Baptist_Gabriel Schumm 37. 165:Indiana_Chris Crawford 38. 165:Michigan_Dylan Gilcher 39. 165:Wyoming_Sloan Swan 40. 165:Cornell_Benny Rogers
Braeden Simoneaux New York Military Academy, Louisiana Class of 2027 Committed to Wyoming Projected Weight: 184, 197
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