2022 NCAA Tournament, Session 3 Thread
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the session isn't over. Greg provided an updated score a short time ago
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| Team | Points | Maximum Potential Points | # QF | # SF | # Cons 2 | # Cons 3 | # Cons 4 (Rd of 12) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Standings | |||||||
| Penn State | 73 | 185 | 6 | 6 | 3 | 1 | |
| Michigan | 60 | 242.5 | 7 | 5 | 2 | 2 | 2 |
| Arizona State | 53 | 176.5 | 5 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 1 |
| Iowa | 37.5 | 189.5 | 6 | 2 | 4 | 2 | 4 |
| North Carolina State | 37 | 221 | 4 | 2 | 6 | 3 | 2 |
You know what's obscene. Michigan having 242.5 point potential vs. our 185.
so the only PSU match in the Consolation R3 is #16 seed Brady Berge vs. #10 seed Peyton Robb (Nebraska)
The consolation R3 matches are taking place on all 8 matches. Currently, 133 and 141 matches are taking place, so a bit of a wait until we get to Berge's match.
The consolation R3 matches are taking place on all 8 matches. Currently, 133 and 141 matches are taking place, so a bit of a wait until we get to Berge's match.
Meat has been updated to 218 point potential per PSWC. I feel more confident now.
that always happens when a team has a lot of wrestlers in consolations. The Max Potential has to assume that all of those guys in consolations will win every one of their matches, and pin their opponent in each of those matches.
Every time a Michigan wrestler doesn't advance, or doesn't pin their opponent, the Michigan maximum potential will drop. It's now down to 218.
How can other teams have the potential to outpoint us if we’re currently leading and have the most semifinalists and only one less in the consolation round?
Yeah does this mean it’s really Michigan’s to lose? That gap seems too much to over come
141 Consolation R3: #2 seed Jaydin Eierman (Iowa) vs. #24 seed Stevan Micic (Michigan). Two guys that were hoping to still be in the winner's bracket
Most years we won it all had similar possibilities ….. we generally don’t have much on the back end.
Quarter Finals Done
PSU - 6 SF, 1 left in consolation (still to wrestle)
UM 5 in SF, 2 left in consolation, 2 left to wrestle?
IOWA- 2 SF, 4 in consolation, 2 left to wrestle?
AZ - 4 SF, 1 consolation, 2 to wrestle.
PSU has tough road to beat UM, who are just winning matches, well coached. Kerk is not likely to beat Stevenson. 5 possible in Finals. Tough matches upcoming
Not being facetious at all. As Tom explained above, it's not unusual. Even given the potential points differential, I think PSU is looking good for the team title. But tournaments being what they are, I won't be confident until the end of the final match tomorrow night.
Advanced to the Semifinals, by Team:
PSU - 6
Michigan - 5
ASU - 4
Iowa - 2
NC State - 2
Cornell - 2
VT - 2
Ohio State - 2
Stanford - 2
Princeton - 2
Cal Poly - 2
PSU - 6
Michigan - 5
ASU - 4
Iowa - 2
NC State - 2
Cornell - 2
VT - 2
Ohio State - 2
Stanford - 2
Princeton - 2
Cal Poly - 2
Personally, and a la last year when Penn St had 4 nat’l champs to Iowankers 1, and Iowankers won the team natty, EVERYONE felt they’d 100% rather be in Penn St’s position with 4 nat’l champs than having decent placing ‘extras’. Thus, I think the present scoring system is not the right methodology. It will only change when Iowankers decide it should
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Just brutal for Eierman. He clearly could not go on. That does give Michigan 2.5 more points, however.
Berge coming up.
Berge coming up.
Yes, still no offense (that's not news). Tough as nails and very good defense.
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157 Consolation R3: #16 seed Brady Berge vs. #10 seed Peyton Robb (Nebraska) (I'll use PR)
Per 1
PR with a thug-bye and gets behind and trips Berge to the mat for the TD, 0-2. They are OOB with 2:08 left. Berge works up and is out, 1-2. PR with a double and they are OOB with 49 sec. left. Nebraska throws the brick, as they think PR got the TD before being OOB. Video review. After review, the TD is awarded. 1-4. Berge to his feet, and is out, 2-4. Berge shoots, nothing. Berge reaches for an ankle, nothing. End.
Per 2
PR takes bottom. He's up and out, 2-5. PR snaps down, nothing. Berge shoots, nothing. PR shoots a head inside single, nothing as Berge sprawls. End. RT @ 13 sec for PR
Per 3
Berge takes bottom. A semi roll, nothing, then Berge grabs a foot and then he's up and out, 3-5. 1:30 left. Berge min deep on a double, then PR iwht a body lock. Danger zone signaled against Berge and 2 awarded to PR, then waved off. Now the officials elect to do a video review. After review, the TD is awarded. 3-7. 1:02 left. Berge works to his feet, is returned. He's up again, spins in and gets a leg but a stalemate with 27 sec left. RT is now over 1 min for PR. Berge hits a roll but nothing from it. Heworks to his base then his feet, but is returned. PR throws in a boot but Berge grabs it, and time runs out. With RT point added, Berge drops a 3-8 decision to Peyton Robb, and his tournament is over.
Per 1
PR with a thug-bye and gets behind and trips Berge to the mat for the TD, 0-2. They are OOB with 2:08 left. Berge works up and is out, 1-2. PR with a double and they are OOB with 49 sec. left. Nebraska throws the brick, as they think PR got the TD before being OOB. Video review. After review, the TD is awarded. 1-4. Berge to his feet, and is out, 2-4. Berge shoots, nothing. Berge reaches for an ankle, nothing. End.
Per 2
PR takes bottom. He's up and out, 2-5. PR snaps down, nothing. Berge shoots, nothing. PR shoots a head inside single, nothing as Berge sprawls. End. RT @ 13 sec for PR
Per 3
Berge takes bottom. A semi roll, nothing, then Berge grabs a foot and then he's up and out, 3-5. 1:30 left. Berge min deep on a double, then PR iwht a body lock. Danger zone signaled against Berge and 2 awarded to PR, then waved off. Now the officials elect to do a video review. After review, the TD is awarded. 3-7. 1:02 left. Berge works to his feet, is returned. He's up again, spins in and gets a leg but a stalemate with 27 sec left. RT is now over 1 min for PR. Berge hits a roll but nothing from it. Heworks to his base then his feet, but is returned. PR throws in a boot but Berge grabs it, and time runs out. With RT point added, Berge drops a 3-8 decision to Peyton Robb, and his tournament is over.
Does Berge still have his coaching job after this lackluster tourney?
PSU matches in Session 4:
133 Semis: #1 seed RBY vs. #5 seed Austin DeSanto (Iowa)
141 Semis: #1 seed Nick Lee vs. #4 seed Real Woods (Stanford)
174 Semis: #1 seed Carter Starocci vs. #4 seed Hayden Hidlay (NC State)
184 Semis: #2 seed Aaron Brooks vs. #3 seed Tent Hidley (NC State)
197 Semis: #1 seed Max Dean vs. #21 seed Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State)
285 Semis: #4 seed Greg Kerkvliet vs. #1 seed Gable Steveson (Minnesota)
133 Semis: #1 seed RBY vs. #5 seed Austin DeSanto (Iowa)
141 Semis: #1 seed Nick Lee vs. #4 seed Real Woods (Stanford)
174 Semis: #1 seed Carter Starocci vs. #4 seed Hayden Hidlay (NC State)
184 Semis: #2 seed Aaron Brooks vs. #3 seed Tent Hidley (NC State)
197 Semis: #1 seed Max Dean vs. #21 seed Gavin Hoffman (Ohio State)
285 Semis: #4 seed Greg Kerkvliet vs. #1 seed Gable Steveson (Minnesota)
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