Rank Team PTS
1 Penn St. 205
2 OK State 157
3 Nebraska 125
4 Ohio St. 109
5 Virginia Tech 89
6 Iowa 87
7 Stanford 83
8 Missouri 62
Clearly, Willie has joined the ranks of the haters
Rank Team PTS
1 Penn St. 205
2 OK State 157
3 Nebraska 125
4 Ohio St. 109
5 Virginia Tech 89
6 Iowa 87
7 Stanford 83
8 Missouri 62
NIL is going to make the gap between the haves and have nots continue to widen so it wouldn't be surprising if fewer teams score well at NCAAs. Realistically there's less than a dozen teams that will spend to be competetive.
5 in 5 is going to crush the Ivys as they only allow four years of eligibility so that's going take Cornell out of the equation in the near future plus probably lessen the chances of a Penn or Princeton high AA.
It all serves to concentrate the scores.
That is absolutely plausible, just not in one off season.NIL is going to make the gap between the haves and have nots continue to widen so it wouldn't be surprising if fewer teams score well at NCAAs. Realistically there's less than a dozen teams that will spend to be competetive.
5 in 5 is going to crush the Ivys as they only allow four years of eligibility so that's going take Cornell out of the equation in the near future plus probably lessen the chances of a Penn or Princeton high AA.
It all serves to concentrate the scores.
Those Ivy degrees still mean a lot.
And Ivies DO have NIL. But its the real deal stuff. Not rev share and not "pay for play."I'm not sure it will have that much of a negative impact on the Ivies. It actually might be a selling point. Instead of being done with wrestling after 4 years at an Ivy, they can go to another school of their choosing for a 5th year. Get your $ making degree then go to your "dream school".
Agree wholeheartedly. It’s also Revenue share, expanded scholarship limits, transfer rules. It wasn’t long ago 130 would almost guarantee a championship. 8-10 AAs are going to be the norm for the top 2-3 teams. The old scoring records are from a prehistoric time.NIL is going to make the gap between the haves and have nots continue to widen so it wouldn't be surprising if fewer teams score well at NCAAs. Realistically there's less than a dozen teams that will spend to be competetive.
5 in 5 is going to crush the Ivys as they only allow four years of eligibility so that's going take Cornell out of the equation in the near future plus probably lessen the chances of a Penn or Princeton high AA.
It all serves to concentrate the scores.
Exactly guys will go 4 there and do a 5th elsewhere. 5 for 5 won't crush the ivy league. Might be time to put him on ignore. Guys clueless and then hides after he writes checks he can't cashThose Ivy degrees still mean a lot.
The NCAA filed a stay Tuesday and it's back in court Aug 17This assumes Levi being back. That isn't a done deal is it? Love Levi but the talent behind him is undeniably promising to put it mildly.
Next year's recruiting classes are going to tell the tale. 5 in 5 was late to really effect this year's class.I'm not sure it will have that much of a negative impact on the Ivies. It actually might be a selling point. Instead of being done with wrestling after 4 years at an Ivy, they can go to another school of their choosing for a 5th year. Get your $ making degree then go to your "dream school".
i gave a detailed answer to this on the show today.
@backdrft76-1 POTY nominationWonder if Iowa fans know that their team has a chance to break a scoring record this year
Yeah, there are only so many placement ad advancement points available. The number without bonus points is around 890 so those scores would mean that all of the rest of teams would be tied with zero points. Not going to happen,. Just MHO.
Will you be comparing your prediction model using Willie's placement as presumed seed, as a frame of reference for how far over the top Willie's point totals are from what your model would predict?
There is a way to do this without predicting who will crash and burn. Expected points rather than max possible points. Of course, I must point out that PSU has an annoying habit of outperforming expected points, so adjustments are warranted.i gave a detailed answer to this on the show today.
it takes a combination of common sense and current trends to understand that while the scores are high and not likely there's 1) a reason for it 2) to critique it, you have to get granular.
the team scores are best on all 10 weight points. to say they'll be lower you have to predict which individuals are going to crash and burn.
i stand by the placings i gave all the individuals. however odds are that not everything goes perfect for every team.
as a blanket prediction devoid of any real analysis and based completely upon odds and precedent, i would not predict 205 for PSU (or the high scores for any of the Top 4).
that being said, top teams are going to start producing unprecedented totals with the advent of NIL and Portal.
I do not have the individual positions. Maybe if I can find 45 minutes to listen to that part of the podcast.Will you be comparing your prediction model using Willie's placement as presumed seed, as a frame of reference for how far over the top Willie's point totals are from what your model would predict?
But how did you not have Rutgers in the top ten?i gave a detailed answer to this on the show today.
it takes a combination of common sense and current trends to understand that while the scores are high and not likely there's 1) a reason for it 2) to critique it, you have to get granular.
the team scores are best on all 10 weight points. to say they'll be lower you have to predict which individuals are going to crash and burn.
i stand by the placings i gave all the individuals. however odds are that not everything goes perfect for every team.
as a blanket prediction devoid of any real analysis and based completely upon odds and precedent, i would not predict 205 for PSU (or the high scores for any of the Top 4).
that being said, top teams are going to start producing unprecedented totals with the advent of NIL and Portal.
I doubt that absent a Rokfin account you can see the full crystal ball. They pretty much skim around only the top eight during the Baschmania show.I do not have the individual positions. Maybe if I can find 45 minutes to listen to that part of the podcast.
all you need to do to refute is say what individual predictions are wrong. which you won't.There is a way to do this without predicting who will crash and burn. Expected points rather than max possible points. Of course, I must point out that PSU has an annoying habit of outperforming expected points, so adjustments are warranted.
i can send you the sheets. would be fun.I do not have the individual positions. Maybe if I can find 45 minutes to listen to that part of the podcast.
We look at the world differently. I am making allowance for "what if I am wrong?" statistically. You are just saying "prove me wrong", which of course no one can because it is your opinion.all you need to do to refute is say what individual predictions are wrong. which you won't.
i admit that my projects totals probably won't hit because it requires no injures, not coming out on top in every close call, being perfect, etc.
however they are a product of the individual projections, which are sound.
Didn't get an explanation from you on the podcast on projecting Robideau over PJ in a rematch. I think it'll go more like PJ v Antrell round 2 than PJ getting suckered in to SV again.all you need to do to refute is say what individual predictions are wrong. which you won't.
i admit that my projects totals probably won't hit because it requires no injures, not coming out on top in every close call, being perfect, etc.
however they are a product of the individual projections, which are sound.
You spelled Connor wrongoverall for PSU my only individual pick that could raise eyebrows is Cole at 285 taking 3rd but the weight is really young and wide open.
i wouldn't predict PSU to have 205pts. doing so would be betting that my IND predictions would go 10 for 10. even I'm not that arrogant![]()
Get up earlier..?I do not have the individual positions. Maybe if I can find 45 minutes to listen to that part of the podcast.
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