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Discussion Topic: Projecting Bucks qualifiers
Jared Ball added to this discussion on February 16, 2020
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Flo did a nice little breakdown of potential qualification spots based upon league. As you can imagine the Big Ten is projected to have the highest, by a ton. That got me thinking about some of Ohio State’s fringe guys. 141, 149, 165, 174, 184, 197, and 285 are virtual locks for allocated spots as far as NCAAs are concerned. 133 in the big ten should, and has historically, garnered a high number of allocations. While Decatur probably isn’t going to crack the top 7 I think he’s certainly capable of beating guys in the 7-11 range.
125 in the big ten is not very tough, and Malik’s season has not been good. The sad part is that due to the composition of the weight Malik probably could’ve been a top three or four guy if you would have asked me at the start of the season. Regardless of who wrestles you have to assume that qualifying this weight is an uphill battle.
157 is an unknown. Kiner certainly did himself a solid by getting a win over Berge; however, that’s probably not worth anything considering Berge didn’t wrestle any other Big Ten matches. I’m not sure where the Bucks fall here due to the lack of quality wins/ and or matches wrestled.
Realistically I think Ohio State should safely qualify seven with a likelihood of eight. Nine or Ten are not out of the realm of possibilities but it’s a very slim possibility.
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Discussion Topic: Projecting Bucks qualifiers
Mark Niemann added to this discussion on February 16, 2020
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Remind me - when do the allocations get released? Should be soon, correct?
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Discussion Topic: Projecting Bucks qualifiers
Britt Malinsky added to this discussion on February 16, 2020
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Quote from Mark Niemann's post:
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"Remind me - when do the allocations get released? Should be soon, correct?"
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February 27th
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