Penn State wrestling: Where are the Lions in the Big Ten Wrestling tournament pre-seeds?

[GregPickel]

Penn State wrestling: Where are the Lions in the Big Ten Wrestling tournament pre-seeds?

Penn State wrestling has learned where its 10 starters are seeded for the 2022 Big Ten wrestling tournament. It's this weekend in Nebraska.

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[SonnyAbeFan]

Start blocking off your weekend…

 

[SonnyAbeFan]

Should it be disappointing that Edsall earned one of the 7 spots for the conference but got the 10 seed (I haven’t looked yet at who overtook his “spot”)

 

[BVSt.Paul]

Sure is nice to have some juice at 125.

 

[GregPickel]

Should it be disappointing that Edsall earned one of the 7 spots for the conference but got the 10 seed (I haven’t looked yet at who overtook his “spot”)

165 lbs.

1. Carson Kharchla (OSU)
2. Alex Marinelli (IOWA)
3. Dean Hamiti (WIS)
4. Cameron Amine (MICH)
5. Caleb Fish (MSU)
6. Dan Braunagel (ILL)
7. Hayden Lohrey (PUR)
8. Clayton Wilson (NEB)
9. Cael Carlson (MINN)
10. Creighton Edsell (PSU)
11. David Ferrante (NU)
12. Andrew Clark (RU)
13. Kasper McIntosh (IND)
14. Gaven Bell (MD)

 

[GregPickel]

Start blocking off your weekend…

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Yep. Would expect the first one to be, what, like 11-3? Then 6:30 until whenever, close to 11 I'm sure. Sunday morning session fairly short. And then the finale.

 

[El_Jefe]

Should it be disappointing that Edsall earned one of the 7 spots for the conference but got the 10 seed (I haven’t looked yet at who overtook his “spot”)

Not really, it's essentially the same as if he were the 7 seed. Same opening 7-10 matchup with the winner getting Marinelli, and his opening match is very winnable.

 

[Tom McAndrew]

Just a reminder that these are the pre-seeds. The final seeds usually follow the pre-seeds, though occasionally there is a small movement.

As for the brackets, the 1st and 2nd seeds have byes. Here's how the brackets are set up for each weight class:

#1
bye

#9
#8

#5
#12

#13
#4

^^ TOP HALF ^^
-------------
↓↓ BOTTOM HALF ↓↓

#3
#14

#11
#6

#7
#10

bye
#2

 

[Tom McAndrew]

With the caveat that pre-seeds can be modified for the final seeds, below is the path to the championship for each PSUer.

125:
R1 - bye
R2 - winner of #7 Michael DeAugustino (Neb) vs. #10 Justin Cardani (ILL)
R3 (semis) - if they go to seed, the winner of the #3 Eric Barnett (Wis) vs. #6 Drake Ayala (Iowa)
R4 (finals) - if the top half goes to seed, the winner of the #1 Nick Suriano (Mich) vs. #4 Malik Heinselman (tOSU)

133:
R1 - bye
R2 - winner of the #8 Joe Olivieri (RUT) vs. #9 Matt Ramos (PUR)
R3 (semis) - if they go to seed, the winner of the #4 RayVon Foley (MSU) vs. #5 Dylan Ragusin (Mich)
R4 (finals) - if the bottom half goes to seed, the winner of the #2 Austin DeSanto (Iowa) vs. #3 Lucas Byrd (ILL)

141:
R1 - bye
R2 - winner of the #8 Joseph Zargo (WIS) vs. #9 Dylan Duncan (ILL)
R3 (semis) - if they go to seed, the winner of the #4 Chad Red (Neb) vs. #5 Jakob Bergeland (MINN)
R4 (finals) - if the bottom half goes to see, the winner of the #2 Jaydin Eierman (Iowa) vs. #3 Sebastian Rivera (RUT)

149:
R1 - #10 Michael Bockhus (MINN)
R2 - #2 Austin Gomez (WIS)
R3 (semis) - if they go to seed, the winner of the #3 Ridge Lovett (NEB) vs. #6 Mike Van Brill (RUT)
R4 (finals) if the top half goes to seed, the winner of the #1 Sammy Sasso (tOSU) vs. #4 Max Murin (Iowa)

157:
R1 - #7 Garrett Model (WIS)
R2 - #2 Kaleb Young (Iowa)
R3 (semis) - if they go to seed, the winner of the #3 Will Lewan (Mich) vs. #6 Chase Saldate (MSU)
R4 (finals) - if the top half goes to seed, the winner of the #1 Ryan Deakin (NEB) vs. #4 Will Lewan (MICH)

165:
R1 - #7 Hayden Lohrey (PUR)
R2 - #2 Alex Marinelli (Iowa)
R3 (semis) - if they go to seed, the winner of the #3 Dean Hamiti (WIS) vs. #6 Dan Braunagel (ILL)
R4 (finals) if the top half goes to seed, the winner of the #1 Carson Kharchla (tOSU) vs. #4 Cameron Amine (Mich)

174:
R1 - bye
R2 - winner of #8 Troy Fisher (NEB) vs. #9 Dominic Solic (MD)
R3 (semis) - if they go to seed, the winner of the #4 Michael Kemer (Iowa) vs. #5 Ethan Smith (tOSU)
R4 (finals) - if the bottom half goes to seed, the winner of the #2 Logan Massa (Mich) vs. #3 Mikey Labriola (NEB)

184:
R1 - bye
R2 - winner of the #8 Kyle Cochran (MD) vs. #9 DJ Washington (IND)
R3 (semis) - if it goes to seed, the winner of the #4 Taylor Venz (NEB) vs. #5 Abe Assad (Iowa)
R4 (finals) - if the bottom half goes to seed, the winner of the #2 Myles Amine (Mich) vs. #3 Kaleb Romero (tOSU)

197:
R1 - bye
R2 - winner of the #7 Greg Bulsak (RUT) vs. #10 Andrew Davison (NEB)
R3 (semis) - if it goes to seed, the winner of the #3 Cameron Caffey (MSU) vs. Thomas Penola (PUR)
R4 (finals) - if the top half goes to seed, the winner of the #1 Eric Schultz (NEB) vs. #4 Jacob Warner (Iowa)

285:
R1 - #14 Zach Schrader (MD)
R2 - winner of the #6 Christian Lance (NEB) vs. #11 Michael Woulfe (PUR)
R3 (semis) - if it goes to seed, the winner of the #2 Tony Cassioppi (Iowa) vs. #7 Trent Hillger (WIS)
R4 (finals) - if the top half goes to seed, the winner of the #1 Gable Steveson (MINN) vs. #4 Mason Parris (Mich)

 

[WV lion]

What round does the loser of the championship round, cross bracket in the wrestlebacks?

 

[SonnyAbeFan]

Not really, it's essentially the same as if he were the 7 seed. Same opening 7-10 matchup with the winner getting Marinelli, and his opening match is very winnable.

But if he gets 8 or 9, he gets Kharchla, which I’d prefer over The Bull, but by no means an easy match.

 

[WV lion]

But if he gets 8 or 9, he gets Kharchla, which I’d prefer over The Bull, but by no means an easy match.

I all honesty, I don't think he beats any of the top 3 seeds. Everyone else I think is fair game in the wrestlebacks

 

[Tryingtodoitright]

This is The best time of the year! I work (retiring in June) in a seasonal business and our industry has been slammed for 2+ years and I am so ready to go, but I cannot wait for the weekend. The reason I mention my business is because normally this time of the year, it's similar to the guy who spins plates on top of sticks. He starts by spinning one plate, then two, three and so on until he's running back and forth keeping all the plates spinning like a nutcase. Friday evening I let all the plates clatter to the floor and Saturday morning my chores are caught up, the wife knows that I'll be locked into the tournament. I Almost feel guilty for, as my adult kids would say, I'll be 'watching wrestling until my eyes bleed'. They have good senses of humor. We do go to church on Sunday, but I make sure we race home to 'enjoy a day of rest', and I tune back into the action. My wife is a widow for most of this weekend. And then again for NCAA's. Man, I Love this time of the year!

 

[Bernard Shakey]

Now I know I'm a huge homer, but you could make an argument that 8 guys have a pretty reasonable path to the finals.

 

[Hlstone]

Now I know I'm a huge homer, but you could make an argument that 8 guys have a pretty reasonable path to the finals.

I have 10

 

[Bernard Shakey]

I have 10

49 and 65 will be tough, but stranger things have happened.

 

[Tom McAndrew]

I debated what thread to put this in, and settled on this one. As the Pirate shows, bonus points will be important at the B1G Tournament.

 

[Still in State Colllege]

I debated what thread to put this in, and settled on this one. As the Pirate shows, bonus points will be important at the B1G Tournament.

One thing is that PSU probably has guys that can exceed seed more likely than Iowa. If Bartlett, Berge and Edsel each wrestle 3 spots above seed (doable). Iowa has 125 where they could likely make a big move.

Should be a great tournament.

 

[GregPickel]

One thing is that PSU probably has guys that can exceed seed more likely than Iowa. If Bartlett, Berge and Edsel each wrestle 3 spots above seed (doable). Iowa has 125 where they could likely make a big move.

Should be a great tournament.

Good point, no questions asked. Just about 24 hours away!!