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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Gary Corroto added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

Here are the pre-seeds for the Buckeyes and the rest of the Big Ten.

Buckeyes:

Triggas - 6th
Humphrey - 5th
Jaggers - 5th
Palmer - 3rd
Johnstone - 5th
Sponseller - 2nd
Rella - 4th
Pucillo - 2nd
Gardner - NR
Morrison - 6th

The rest of the Big Ten:

125 lbs.
1. Brandon Precin, NU
2. Charlie Falck, IOWA
3. Angel Escobedo, IND
4. Brad Pataky, PSU
5. Zachary Sanders, MINN
6. Nikko Triggas, OSU
7. Michael Watts, MICH
8. Bernard Futrell, ILL

133 lbs.
1. Daniel Dennis, IOWA
2. Franklin Gomez, MSU
3. James Kennedy, ILL
4. Jayson Ness, MINN
5. Reece Humphrey, OSU
6. Jake Strayer, PSU
7. Zac Stevens, MICH
8. Carson Beebe, PUR

141 lbs.
1. Zach Tanelli, WIS
2. Kellen Russell, MICH
3. Alex Tsirtsis, IOWA
4. Mike Thorn, MINN
5. J Jaggers, OSU
6. Keith Sulzer, NU
7. Ryan Prater, ILL
8. Andrae Hernandez, IND

149 lbs.
1. Brent Metcalf, IOWA
2. Bubba Jenkins, PSU
3. Lance Palmer, OSU
4. Kyle Ruschell, WIS
5. Jake Patacsil, PUR
6. Andrew Nadhir, NU
7. Nick Walpole, IND
8. Eric Terrazas, ILL

157 lbs.
1. Michael Poeta, ILL
2. Jason Welch, NU
3. Kurt Kinser, IND
4. Tyler Safratowich, MINN
5. Jason Johnstone, OSU
6. Aaron Hynes, MICH
7. Anthony Jones, MSU
8. Ben Jordan, WIS

165 lbs.
1. Andrew Howe, WIS
2. Colt Sponselier, OSU
3. Ryan Morningstar, IOWA
4. Roger Smith-Bergsrud, ILL
5. Luke Manuel, PUR
6. Dan Villamont, PSU
7. Paul Young, IND
8. Rex Kendle, MSU

174 lbs.
1. Steve Luke, MICH
2. Jay Borschel, IOWA
3. Quentin Wright, PSU
4. Dave Rella, OSU
5. John Dergo, ILL
6. Trevor Perry, IND
7. Robert Kellogg, NU
8. Ian Hinton, MSU

184 lbs.
1. Jake Herbert, NU
2. Mike Pucillo, OSU
3. Phillip Keddy, IOWA
4. Jordan Blanton, ILL
5. A.J. Kissel, PUR
6. Anthony Biondo, MICH
7. Nick Palmieri, MSU
8. Eric Bugenhagen, WIS

197 lbs.
1. Dallas Herbst, WIS
2. Tyrel Todd, MICH
3. Chad Beatty, IOWA
4. Gordon Bierschenk, MINN
5. Patrick Bond, ILL
6. Matt Powless, IND
7. Logan Brown, PUR
8. John Schoen, NU

285
1. Daniel Erekson, IOWA
2. Ben Berhow, MINN
3. Kyle Massey, WIS
4. John Wise, ILL
5. Nate Everhart, IND
6. Corey Morrison, OSU
7. Edwin Phillips, MICH
8. Chris Kasten, PUR



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Mark Niemann added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

I am amazed at the talent on this list. The BigTen is amazing in wrestling.



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Shawn Andrews added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

So help me out, what is the pre-assigned # of qualifiers that makes it out before the committee ads the others in? If the tournament finishes exactly like the seeds (which it never does), how many are the bucks going to get out?



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Greg Debbe added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

Shawn, I think you can find the answer to your questions in the thread link below:

http://www.ohiowrestling.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1558



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Gary Corroto added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

Based upon the allocation of automatic bids, if the Bucks wrestle to their seeds they would automatically qualify 8 (all but 197 and 285.).



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

Buckeyes have their work cut out for them. Sponseller has a much tougher path due to his loss to Howe. Pucillo will face Keddy as a result of the NW match. Triggas will need to wrestle well as will Rella and Morrison. Hopefully this team has a good tourney.



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
John Ice added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

What is the significance of pre-seeds? Who made this list? Will they change?



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Scott Nicola added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

Hump is too low.



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Greg Debbe added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

Humphrey is number 5 in the country. He had his two losses late in the season which is what put him there. Unfortunately the 4 wrestlers ranked in front of him are Big Ten wrestlers. This is probably the toughest Big Ten weight class.



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Bob Preusse added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

"What is the significance of pre-seeds? Who made this list? Will they change?"
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each Big Ten head coach submits his list of 8 seeds per wt to compile the pre-seeds, then this Friday they get to argue it on conference call--- but don't expect many if any changes.

sometimes a 4 or 5 seed is ok, in Humphrey's case he is away from very strong 2 & 3 seeds Gomez & Kennedy, so i think his # 5, though surprisingly low, is ok. The top 5 guys are all tough.

Hank is right, Pucillo didnt want # 2 with Keddy ---and Sponseller loss to Howe puts him on same side with Morningstar, so those # 2s aint good. On the other hand, Palmer's # 3 is away from Metcalf and Jagger's # 5 is away from Russel & Tsirtsis which is ok, too.


Usually its about whose in your half bracket and who u wrestle first, not necessarily how high you are. Most times if u win ONE match you qualify for NCAAs out of Big Ten tourn, but of course the AA candidates want a good seed at NCAAs so they want to be the champ at Big Tens or at least top 3. ----NCAA tourn seeds 12 per weight class.

with 61 Big Ten Quals guaranteed-- and a total of 52 more yet to be allocated around the nation, Big Ten probably ends up with about what they've had for many years now, 72 Quals.

BUT i think the DIF will be that in some wts 8 will Qualify, in some 7 and couple wts perhaps only 6 will Qualify. Its not the same formula of 7 per each wt plus 2 at large picks as it has been in the past. Will depend on the depth in various wts as determined by the NCAA Committee.



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Bob Preusse added to this discussion on March 3, 2009

fyi, very nice article in March issue of AWN on J Jaggers and how T.J. Enright helped him achieve his goals, very nice.

also nice article on Steve Luke , too: "Cool Hand Luke" (neither were written by me).



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Bob Preusse added to this discussion on March 4, 2009

Tom Brands told me once when i crossed paths with him while he was recruiting, " I'm looking for some TUDE."

i have the feeling the Buckeyes gonna have some TUDE this weekend, no more Mr Nice Guys in Columbus Ohio.



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Mark Niemann added to this discussion on March 4, 2009

Bob...Is there any way I can get JUST this issue? I'd love nothing more than to let the kids read first-hand the story that they've heard countless times since last March. If nothing else, just to show that I'm NOT lying when I say that this really happened.

I would love to see a stand at the State tournament with this issue. Any help will do!



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Discussion Topic: Big Ten Pre-Seeds
Bob Preusse added to this discussion on March 5, 2009

u can order any issue of AmWrNews, or subscribe, by calling 1-800--275--8551.



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