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I have no way of getting into the heads of the rest of the people on the committee, however, I can say that I tried my best to follow the criteria exactly.

Just to clarify, the seeding criteria was, in order of importance:
1. Head-to-Head
2. Common Opponents
3. Quality wins (defined as wins over coaches-ranked opponents)
4. Coaches Ranking
5. NCAA All-American
6. EIWA Finalist
7. NCAA Qualifier
8. EIWA Placer
And for those wondering, my ballot was as follows:
125:
1. Jaret Lane, Lehigh
2. Micah Roes, Binghamton
3. Logan Treaster, Navy
4. Dylan Ryder, Hofstra
5. Gage Curry, American
6. Brandon Seidman, Bucknell
7. Bryce Cockrell, Long Island
8. Ryan Chauvin, Army West Point
9. Kyle Waterman, Drexel
10. Cole Meyer, Sacred Heart
133:
1. Anthony Sobotker, Binghamton
2. Malyke Hines, Lehigh
3. Chandler Olson, Drexel
4. Garrett Lambert, Hofstra
5. Mark Montgomery, Army West Point
6. Darren Miller, Bucknell
7. Jacob Allen, Navy
8. Devin Matthews, Long Island
9. Kyle Randall, Sacred Heart
141:
1. Cody Trybus, Navy
2. Zack Trampe, Binghamton
3. Lane Peters, Army West Point
4. Vinny Vespa, Hofstra
5. Tyler Williams, Drexel
6. Drew Witham, Long Island
7. Kurt Phipps, Bucknell
8. Jordan Carlucci, Sacred Heart
9. Connor McGonagle, Lehigh
10. Patrick Ryan, American
149:
1. PJ Ogunsanya, Army West Point
2. Casey Cobb, Navy
3. Jimmy Hoffman, Lehigh
4. Luke Nichter, Drexel
5. Greg Gaxiola, Hofstra
6. Kizhan Clarke, American
7. Michael Zarif, Binghamton
8. Matthew Kolonia, Bucknell
9. Chris Gomez, Long Island
10. Seth Brown, Sacred Heart
157:
1. Holden Heller, Hofstra
2. Markus Hartman, Army West Point
3. Parker Kropman, Drexel
4. Andrew Cerniglia, Navy
5. Luca Frinzi, Lehigh
6. Nick Delp, Bucknell
7. Nick Palumbo, Sacred Heart
8. Rhise Royster, Long Island
9. Chris Barker, Binghamton
165:
1. Zach Hartman, Bucknell
2. Tanner Skidgel, Navy
3. Ricky Stamm, Hofstra
4. Brevin Casella, Binghamton
5. Evan Barczak, Drexel
6. Clayton Fielden, Army West Point
7. Will Schmidt, Sacred Heart
8. Brian Meyer, Lehigh
9. Ryan Ferro, Long Island
174:
1. Michael O'Malley, Drexel
2. Ross McFarland, Hofstra
3. Tim Fitzpatrick, American
4. Jacob Nolan, Binghamton
5. Ben Pasiuk, Army West Point
6. Vincent Andreano, Bucknell
7. Jake Logan, Lehigh
8. Dean Caravela, Navy
9. Thomas DiGennaro, Long Island
10. Pat O'Donnell, Sacred Heart
184:
1. Lou DePrez, Binghamton
2. David Key, Navy
3. Taylor Brown, Army West Point
4. Charles Small, Hofstra
5. Joe Accousti, Sacred Heart
6. Josh Stillings, Drexel
7. James Langan, Long Island
8. Frank Guida, Bucknell
9. Dylan Ammerman, Lehigh
197:
1. Jacob Koser, Navy
2. John Jakobsen, Lehigh
3. JT Brown, Army West Point
4. Bryan McLaughlin, Drexel
5. Trey Rogers, Hofstra
6. Robert Hetherman, Sacred Heart
7. Mason McCready, Bucknell
8. Sam DePrez, Binghamton
9. TJ Frandan, Long Island
285:
1. Jordan Wood, Lehigh
2. John Birchmeier, Navy
3. Robert Heald, Army West Point
4. Zachary Knighton-Ward, Hofstra
5. Joe Doyle, Binghamton
6. Dorian Crosby, Bucknell
7. Tim Nagosky, Long Island
8. Mark Blokh, Sacred Heart
9. Sean O'Malley, Drexel

Just to clarify, the seeding criteria was, in order of importance:
1. Head-to-Head
2. Common Opponents
3. Quality wins (defined as wins over coaches-ranked opponents)
4. Coaches Ranking
5. NCAA All-American
6. EIWA Finalist
7. NCAA Qualifier
8. EIWA Placer
And for those wondering, my ballot was as follows:
125:
1. Jaret Lane, Lehigh
2. Micah Roes, Binghamton
3. Logan Treaster, Navy
4. Dylan Ryder, Hofstra
5. Gage Curry, American
6. Brandon Seidman, Bucknell
7. Bryce Cockrell, Long Island
8. Ryan Chauvin, Army West Point
9. Kyle Waterman, Drexel
10. Cole Meyer, Sacred Heart
133:
1. Anthony Sobotker, Binghamton
2. Malyke Hines, Lehigh
3. Chandler Olson, Drexel
4. Garrett Lambert, Hofstra
5. Mark Montgomery, Army West Point
6. Darren Miller, Bucknell
7. Jacob Allen, Navy
8. Devin Matthews, Long Island
9. Kyle Randall, Sacred Heart
141:
1. Cody Trybus, Navy
2. Zack Trampe, Binghamton
3. Lane Peters, Army West Point
4. Vinny Vespa, Hofstra
5. Tyler Williams, Drexel
6. Drew Witham, Long Island
7. Kurt Phipps, Bucknell
8. Jordan Carlucci, Sacred Heart
9. Connor McGonagle, Lehigh
10. Patrick Ryan, American
149:
1. PJ Ogunsanya, Army West Point
2. Casey Cobb, Navy
3. Jimmy Hoffman, Lehigh
4. Luke Nichter, Drexel
5. Greg Gaxiola, Hofstra
6. Kizhan Clarke, American
7. Michael Zarif, Binghamton
8. Matthew Kolonia, Bucknell
9. Chris Gomez, Long Island
10. Seth Brown, Sacred Heart
157:
1. Holden Heller, Hofstra
2. Markus Hartman, Army West Point
3. Parker Kropman, Drexel
4. Andrew Cerniglia, Navy
5. Luca Frinzi, Lehigh
6. Nick Delp, Bucknell
7. Nick Palumbo, Sacred Heart
8. Rhise Royster, Long Island
9. Chris Barker, Binghamton
165:
1. Zach Hartman, Bucknell
2. Tanner Skidgel, Navy
3. Ricky Stamm, Hofstra
4. Brevin Casella, Binghamton
5. Evan Barczak, Drexel
6. Clayton Fielden, Army West Point
7. Will Schmidt, Sacred Heart
8. Brian Meyer, Lehigh
9. Ryan Ferro, Long Island
174:
1. Michael O'Malley, Drexel
2. Ross McFarland, Hofstra
3. Tim Fitzpatrick, American
4. Jacob Nolan, Binghamton
5. Ben Pasiuk, Army West Point
6. Vincent Andreano, Bucknell
7. Jake Logan, Lehigh
8. Dean Caravela, Navy
9. Thomas DiGennaro, Long Island
10. Pat O'Donnell, Sacred Heart
184:
1. Lou DePrez, Binghamton
2. David Key, Navy
3. Taylor Brown, Army West Point
4. Charles Small, Hofstra
5. Joe Accousti, Sacred Heart
6. Josh Stillings, Drexel
7. James Langan, Long Island
8. Frank Guida, Bucknell
9. Dylan Ammerman, Lehigh
197:
1. Jacob Koser, Navy
2. John Jakobsen, Lehigh
3. JT Brown, Army West Point
4. Bryan McLaughlin, Drexel
5. Trey Rogers, Hofstra
6. Robert Hetherman, Sacred Heart
7. Mason McCready, Bucknell
8. Sam DePrez, Binghamton
9. TJ Frandan, Long Island
285:
1. Jordan Wood, Lehigh
2. John Birchmeier, Navy
3. Robert Heald, Army West Point
4. Zachary Knighton-Ward, Hofstra
5. Joe Doyle, Binghamton
6. Dorian Crosby, Bucknell
7. Tim Nagosky, Long Island
8. Mark Blokh, Sacred Heart
9. Sean O'Malley, Drexel

No...wrestlers have until March 7th to get their four matches in.

Yeah. I don't see Iowa winning a match on Sunday.

That would require a LOT of alcohol.


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Is this thread BS or what?

Somebody remind me who this Coach Clemson is...unless he's referring to either Clemson head football coach Dabo Swinney, or Maryland head wrestling coach Alex Clemsen, I'm utterly stumped.
And knowing darned well who the latter is, he's a lot of things, but none of them have been mentioned by Mr. moveurfeet32 on this message board in the last hour and change.

Thank you @simple.  You were my 1000th reaction.
I would like to thank all of you.  It has been a long, hard road.  We made it, though.

Doubtful. The only way that would happen is if a committee scheduled Brigham Young on Sunday, when the chairperson was an alumnus of that school. (yes, that actually happened one year).

Hey...I just tried to fill StovePipe’s shoes as best I could!

Hey...I just tried to fill StovePipe’s shoes as best I could!

Am not aware of one...and as the conference's last Sports Information Director, I presume I'd be the one in possession of it! (that title is not a joke, for those wondering)

Hey...I just tried to fill StovePipe’s shoes as best I could!

That explains a lot. I knew you were too knowledgeable for this board.

Was supposed to be Northwestern and Iowa. That dual was scrubbed because, well, Coffee-Void. (that's actually the latest update)
As far as Wyoming, don't believe they're sending their starters.

No, for the same reason the RPI isn't being done.

I know it sucks . It's hard to do when it's data driven and you don't have the data. Imagine your bored this year just like the rest of us wrestling junkies

Covfefe?

@SetonHallPirateis FRL famous.
Good shoutout to yeh today.

All times Eastern, with local times in parenthesis.
Friday, February 19:
Michigan at Michigan State, 5:00 PM
Penn State at Ohio State, 7:00 PM
Saturday, February 20:
Air Force, Northern Colorado, Utah Valley at USAFA Round Robin, hosted by Air Force, 2:00 PM (12:00 PM)
North Dakota State, South Dakota State at Last Chance Challenge, hosted by South Dakota State, 3:00 PM (2:00 PM)
Sunday, February 21:
Northwestern at Minnesota, 1:00 PM (12:00 PM)
Nebraska at Illinois, 2:00 PM (1:00 PM)
Oklahoma at Oklahoma State, 6:00 PM (5:00 PM)

Monday, February 22:
Maryland at Penn State, 6:00 PM
Indiana at Purdue, 8:00 PM

fine. my singular goal from now on will be to impress an anonymous message board poster who goes by the name of a crapper

I expect PSU to get blown out. How will Flo’s number 6 team possibly win against #2 Michigan. This will be Caels best coaching job yet if they can pull off this massive upset


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Was moved back to 11...the Northwestern/Ohio State women's basketball game was pushed back to 1 to accommodate the originally-scheduled start time (was originally supposed to be a 12:30 tip).

idk: receiving 12 spots for a conference of "ten" looks like overallocated to me  ;)