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I think he will. He should be 2nd in line behind Edmond. He earned a bid, 2nd highest ranked of pool, and beat Scott, who is in the pool. His only losses are to the field, except Porter. He has no wins against the field, which will hurt. Although I don't know the criteria for selecting the at-large and there could be some insane rule to prevent it. I know there was something about being the first place outside of qualification having priority at one point. Even so, if Porter gets in, then Pucino has a win vs. the field and shifts his losses to all against the field.

- Keckeisen had higher quality of wins (Plott x3, Berge x2 vs. Allred, McEnelly) . Everything else was equal. - He had a win over Schultz, Luffman, and day x2. The Schultz win gets him here. - I get that everyone thinks that LL should be ahead of Ramos, but he does have losses to 2 guys that won't be top-12 seeds. Ramos has one loss to LL. - Kharchala was a product of elimination of everyone else. Anyone else in contention lost this weekend and had worse losses than Braunagel. Is that the sheet they actually use to seed? Even so, I think Ramos comes out ahead of everything else.

Not from this forum, but I did predict this back in May before Kraisser committed: 125 - Attasuauov [Fringe NQ depending on weight] 133 - Byrd (AA [Top-4]) 141 - Pucino (NQ) 149 - Webster (AA) 157 - Scoles (NQ) 165 - Moore (NQ) 174 - Braunagel (Blood Round/AA) 184 - Ruth (AA) 197 - Braunagel (Blood Round/AA) 285 - Luffman (Blood Round/AA) I thought they'd have 9 NQ's, but not 2 finalists. Would've just thought 1.

#1 - Ramos #2 - Lilledahl #3 - Ventresca #4 - Figueroa #1 - Byrd #2 - Ayala #3 - Bailey #4 - Romney #1 - Bartlett #2 - Mendez #3 - Hardy #4 - Koderhandt #1 - Henson #2 - Lovett #3 - Van Ness #4 - Parco #1 - Kasak #2 - Shapiro #3 - Taylor #4 - Blaze #1 - Messenbrink #2 - Caliendo #3 - Hall #4 - Ramirez #1 - O'Toole #2 - Hamiti #3 - Haines #4 - Kharchala #1 - Keckeisen #2 - Starocci #3 - McEnelly #4 - Plott #1 - Cardenas #2 - Buchanan #3 - Ferrari #4 - Beard #1 - Steveson #2 - Hendrickson #3 - Trephan #4 - Kerkvliet

McCray did D2-->D1-->JUCO-->NAIA (dropped)--> NAIA Noon did D1-->D2-->JUCO-->D1 Schmidlin did D2-->JUCO--> JUCO --> D1 Ullom did D3--> JUCO-->JUCO--D1 The answer to your question is to transfer to other divisions.

4 isn't as impressive in the last 5 years like it used to be. Before Downey was doing 5, and before Andrew Long was just an amateur transferee, Eddie McCray did 5. Brendt Noon, Mike Schmidlin, & Terry Ullom are some of the early leaders in the 4 team category. Some other 4 guys are Dustin May, Tyshawn White, Abner Romero, DeAndre Reed, Edwin Cooper, Justin Ransom, Cody Karstetter, and Jacob Mitchell. There are definitely more than that, but those are some quick ones I have data for.

Great work Pablo, I'm always a fan of more data. I would love to see what your model ranks if you didn't weigh pins. I think wrestling is unique in with these elo type models because pins can happen at any time with no regard to ability and that it doesn't matter if you win by 1 or 15. You just have to win. There are plenty of guys that don't stack up points even though they could if it was a first to 15 points instead.

Wrestlestat also has D2 and D3 results. I don't think it has all of them, but it looks like it has most of them. Really have expanded.

It's not regional qualifiers, but I'll be out at D3 Champs tweeting out stats and data live. Should be a great time and can't wait. (I'll also be out at the women's NCWWC championship this weekend doing the same thing.) You can follow me on Bluesky

If I was trying to answer this I would only count wins AFTER a wrestler won NCAAs. Beating Mike Macchiavello was way different as a SR than a FR. OR 2 separate categories. I can't answer this because I haven't started working on individual match results. If anyone wants to start compiling to be able to answer that in the future, let me know.

Anyone know how the pools are determined? The pools are here and there are a few (125, 133, 285) where ranked guys are in pool B instead of A and won't wrestle the other top guys.

He didn’t leave his shoes, but he did walk around the mat a few times and received a retirement gift on the mat from UWW after the match.

He wasn’t happy with Taylor’s celebration before time was out.

If you want to go through and score matches, I'll gladly add it to my site so that peeps can do some analysis on it. I know a couple businesses have attempted to do this, Quant is the only one I can think of off the top of my head. It takes too much manpower to do it as you'd have to get someone to watch every match and score it to get that kind of data. You could take a program like MatBoss or Takedown to score it and output the data.

Jokes on you. No one rational thought there would be a better product.

They didn’t use seeding points the first time.

I would have them as one family.

I’ve actually started adding in family relations to my database so this can be easily researched. Unfortunately, it’s going to be quite a while until I get my next update done. It’s quite massive. One of these days I may learn how to do small incremental updates instead of so much at one time.

I would have so much more info in my website if there was a way to do this… From my understanding, the only people that can do anything like that is the tournament admins and/or Track/Flo themselves.

Per Morgan at USA wrestling - "There are no tickets for this event. Entry to the venue is free, and the seating is General Admission (first come, first served)"

What info are you looking for? - Venue - Sports Hall "Feti Borova" - I'm staying in an apartment a mile or so away. But there are tons of available options. - No tickets and all general admission. - U23s are taking place right before, so you can catch some of that too (Mens FS is the couple days immediately before)

https://web.archive.org/web/20110301014353/http://www.wrestlingstats.com/okstate/view_all_wrestlers.php Sometimes all you gotta do is ask! Not all of them will work though.

https://web.archive.org/web/20161221091950/http://www.wrestlingstats.com/okstate/view_wrestlers.php?wrestler=307 You can still access the records on the website if you know how.

The gofundme says he got an infection.

He’s the review guy for all the tournaments I’ve been to. It seems like that’s his job with UWW. Attend events and review/announce the challenges. I don’t think he is the only one that decides the outcome. I’ve always seen a couple other people that watch the video with him, but I don’t know what that actual process is. I don’t always agree with the calls, but he does a good job of showing and explaining what is called.