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B10 Pre-Pre-Seeds

OK, these are not the pre-seeds. These are the pre-pre-seeds. The pre-seeds are decided by the coaches (I think on the Monday before the B10s). These are the Intermat rankings for the B10. They probably are pretty close to the pre-seeds, but out of conference wins and losses have no bearing in the B10 seeds, so there will be some cases where Intermat has a guy ranked higher than what their B10 seed might be. And the B10 seeds all 14 guys and I've only included the guys ranked by IM, so my weight classes won't go 14 deep in the seeds. And I converted these pre-pre-seeds to expected points (w/o bonus pts) to see what the team race might look like. I'll update these when the "official" pre-seeds come out, probably next Monday if I have time. I'll be knee-deep in the B10 Pick'Em by then, so who knows. I included the projected B10 seed followed by the IM rank.

And I'll try to bold OH HS guys and top seeds. Let me know if I miss any.

Drum roll, please...???
 
 
125
1 1 Spencer Lee Iowa Senior
2 3 Liam Cronin Nebraska Senior
3 4 Matt Ramos Purdue Sophomore
4 6 Eric Barnett Wisconsin Senior
5 7 Patrick McKee Minnesota Junior
6 9 Michael DeAugustino Northwestern Junior
7 10 Malik Heinselman Ohio State Senior
8 15 Braxton Brown Maryland Freshman
9 16 Dean Peterson Rutgers Freshman
10 17 Jack Medley Michigan Senior
 
133
1 1 Roman Bravo-Young Penn State Senior
2 8 Jesse Mendez Ohio State Freshman
3 9 Lucas Byrd Illinois Junior
4 11 Dylan Ragusin Michigan Sophomore
5 12 Chris Cannon Northwestern Sophomore
6 13 Aaron Nagao Minnesota Sophomore
7 15 Joe Heilmann Rutgers Junior
8 18 Brody Teske Iowa Senior
9 20 Henry Porter Indiana Freshman
10 21 Rayvon Foley Michigan State Senior
11 32 Taylor LaMont Wisconsin Senior
 
141
1 2 Real Woods Iowa Junior
2 4 Beau Bartlett Penn State Sophomore
3 6 Brock Hardy Nebraska Sophomore
4 7 Frankie Tal-Shahar Northwestern Sophomore
5 13 Parker Filius Purdue Senior
6 14 Jake Bergeland Minnesota Senior
7 18 Joey Olivieri Rutgers Sophomore
8 19 Dylan D'Emilio Ohio State Sophomore
9 20 Danny Pucino Illinois Sophomore
10 28 Cole Mattin Michigan Junior
11 31 Joe Zargo Wisconsin Sophomore
 
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149
1 2 Austin Gomez Wisconsin Junior
2 3 Sammy Sasso Ohio State Senior
3 4 Yahya Thomas Northwestern Senior
4 6 Max Murin Iowa Senior
5 13 Shayne Van Ness Penn State Freshman
6 15 Michael Blockhus Minnesota Junior
7 18 Ethen Miller Maryland Freshman
8 28 Graham Rooks Indiana Senior
9 30 Chance Lamer Michigan Freshman
 
157
1 1 Peyton Robb Nebraska Junior
2 6 Kendall Coleman Purdue Junior
3 7 Levi Haines Penn State Freshman
4 12 Chase Saldate Michigan State Sophomore
5 13 Michael Carr Illinois Senior
6 14 Cobe Siebrecht Iowa Sophomore
7 15 Will Lewan Michigan Junior
8 16 Trevor Chumbley Northwestern Sophomore
9 18 Brayton Lee Minnesota Junior
10 19 Garrett Model Wisconsin Senior
11 24 Derek Gilcher Indiana Sophomore
12 25 Paddy Gallagher Ohio State Freshman
13 33 Andrew Clark Rutgers Sophomore
 
165
1 4 Cameron Amine Michigan Sophomore
2 6 Dean Hamiti Wisconsin Sophomore
3 7 Patrick Kennedy Iowa Sophomore
4 9 Alex Facundo Penn State Freshman
5 12 Carson Kharchla Ohio State Sophomore
6 17 Maxx Mayfield Northwestern Sophomore
7 20 Caleb Fish Michigan State Sophomore
8 25 Danny Braunagel Illinois Senior
9 28 Andrew Sparks Minnesota Sophomore
10 33 Bubba Wilson Nebraska Sophomore
 
174
1 1 Carter Starocci Penn State Sophomore
2 2 Mikey Labriola Nebraska Senior
3 5 Ethan Smith Ohio State Senior
4 8 Bailee O'Reilly Minnesota Senior
5 9 Edmond Ruth Illinois Sophomore
6 10 Donnell Washington Indiana Sophomore
7 12 Nelson Brands Iowa Junior
8 15 Troy Fisher Northwestern Sophomore
9 29 Max Maylor Michigan Junior
 
184
1 1 Aaron Brooks Penn State Junior
2 5 Kaleb Romero Ohio State Senior
3 8 Matt Finesilver Michigan Senior
4 9 Isaiah Salazar Minnesota Sophomore
5 10 Abe Assad Iowa Junior
6 13 Layne Malczewski Michigan State Junior
7 14 Brian Soldano Rutgers Freshman
8 15 Lenny Pinto Nebraska Freshman
9 22 Dylan Connell Illinois Freshman
 
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197
1 3 Max Dean Penn State Senior
2 10 Silas Allred Nebraska Sophomore
3 12 Jacob Warner Iowa Senior
4 13 Cameron Caffey Michigan State Senior
5 14 Jaxon Smith Maryland Freshman
6 15 Zac Braunagel Illinois Junior
7 19 Gavin Hoffman Ohio State Junior
8 20 Braxton Amos Wisconsin Sophomore
9 23 Michial Foy Minnesota Senior
10 29 Andrew Davison Northwestern Senior
 
285
1 1 Mason Parris Michigan Senior
2 2 Greg Kerkvliet Penn State Sophomore
3 3 Tony Cassioppi Iowa Senior
4 4 Lucas Davison Northwestern Junior
5 10 Trent Hillger Wisconsin Senior
6 16 Tate Orndorff Ohio State Senior
7 19 Boone McDermott Rutgers Junior
8 24 Jaron Smith Maryland Senior
9 25 Jacob Bullock Indiana Junior
10 33 Garrett Joles Minnesota Junior
 
Gonna start preparing for the B1G pick'em with a 10 day "darkness retreat" on the peak of Mt. Everest.
Darkness retreats date back centuries to the monks and lamas in Tibet to the ancient Egyptians. Retreating to darkness is common for the ancient and contemporary spiritual traditions with participants spending time in deep meditation in the pitch dark in silence. No phones, music, books, TV. It's all about "sensory deprivation".
 
kessen157 said:
I like the pre-seeds but think Sammy gets the 1 seed since he is un-defeated and technically Gomez has one B10 L with MFF against Thomas.
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I think you’re right. Probably some other examples out there as well. And I don’t think Gomez has wrestled in a month.
 
Pope Francis 1 said:
Gonna start preparing for the B1G pick'em with a 10 day "darkness retreat" on the peak of Mt. Everest.
Darkness retreats date back centuries to the monks and lamas in Tibet to the ancient Egyptians. Retreating to darkness is common for the ancient and contemporary spiritual traditions with participants spending time in deep meditation in the pitch dark in silence. No phones, music, books, TV. It's all about "sensory deprivation".
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Don't forget the auahuasca.
 
Pope Francis 1 said:
Gonna start preparing for the B1G pick'em with a 10 day "darkness retreat" on the peak of Mt. Everest.
Darkness retreats date back centuries to the monks and lamas in Tibet to the ancient Egyptians. Retreating to darkness is common for the ancient and contemporary spiritual traditions with participants spending time in deep meditation in the pitch dark in silence. No phones, music, books, TV. It's all about "sensory deprivation".
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Any chance of including the years of eligibility remaining? I swear some of the wrestlers listed as "Seniors" still have a year of eligibility left?...maybe I'm wrong though, I've honestly lost track of what is what when it comes to it.
 
cwglee said:
Any chance of including the years of eligibility remaining? I swear some of the wrestlers listed as "Seniors" still have a year of eligibility left?...maybe I'm wrong though, I've honestly lost track of what is what when it comes to it.
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I think wrestlestat is more accurate in listing them by the year that would reflect eligibility. In other words, they'll list a guy as a SR if he is in his last year of eligibility. I think Intermat (used above for rankings) are less accurate in this regard. But it would take too much time to crosscheck everybody listed above. And Intermat is more accurate than wrestlestat for ranking/projecting seeds, which is why I used it.
 
157 appears to be the most wide open weight class for Big Ten and NCAA in recent history. Gallagher at 12 seed almost took 1 seed

Robb into OT.
 
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