2020-21 Pre-Allocation Formula
2020-21 Pre-Allocation Formula
Posted recently on the NCAA website. The championship manual goes into greater detail and can be found here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/ncaaorg/champi ... Manual.pdf
2020-21 NCAA DIVISION I WRESTLING PRE-ALLOCATION FORMULA
1. Scenario #1 (100% of traditional brackets).
330 wrestlers (33 wrestlers per weight class).
• Pre-allocations. The champion at each weight class for all conference tournaments.
(1) 10 x 7 = 70 (21% of field)
(2) Historical data to pre-allocate 220 (66% of field) other spots across the conferences.
(3) Committee uses selection criteria to select 40 at-large (13% of field).
• Brackets need to be balanced so allocations will need to be by weight class.
2. Scenario #2 (Approximately 75% of traditional brackets).
240 wrestlers (24 wrestlers per weight class).
• Pre-Allocations. The champion at each weight class for all conference tournaments.
(1) 10 x 7 = 70 (29% of field).
(2) Historical data to pre-allocate 130 (54% of field) other spots across the conferences.
(3) Committee use selection criteria to select 40 (17% of field) at-large.
• Brackets need to be balanced so allocations will need to be by weight class.
3. Scenario #3 (Approximately 50% of traditional brackets).
160 wrestlers (16 wrestlers per weight class).
• Pre-Allocations. The champion at each weight class for all conference tournaments.
(1) 10 x 7 = 70 (45% of field).
(2) Historical data to pre-allocate 50 (30% of field) other spots across the conferences.
(3) Committee uses selection criteria to select 40 at-large (25% of field).
• Brackets need to be balanced so allocations will need to be by weight class.
2020-21 NCAA DIVISION I WRESTLING PRE-ALLOCATION FORMULA
1. Scenario #1 (100% of traditional brackets).
330 wrestlers (33 wrestlers per weight class).
• Pre-allocations. The champion at each weight class for all conference tournaments.
(1) 10 x 7 = 70 (21% of field)
(2) Historical data to pre-allocate 220 (66% of field) other spots across the conferences.
(3) Committee uses selection criteria to select 40 at-large (13% of field).
• Brackets need to be balanced so allocations will need to be by weight class.
2. Scenario #2 (Approximately 75% of traditional brackets).
240 wrestlers (24 wrestlers per weight class).
• Pre-Allocations. The champion at each weight class for all conference tournaments.
(1) 10 x 7 = 70 (29% of field).
(2) Historical data to pre-allocate 130 (54% of field) other spots across the conferences.
(3) Committee use selection criteria to select 40 (17% of field) at-large.
• Brackets need to be balanced so allocations will need to be by weight class.
3. Scenario #3 (Approximately 50% of traditional brackets).
160 wrestlers (16 wrestlers per weight class).
• Pre-Allocations. The champion at each weight class for all conference tournaments.
(1) 10 x 7 = 70 (45% of field).
(2) Historical data to pre-allocate 50 (30% of field) other spots across the conferences.
(3) Committee uses selection criteria to select 40 at-large (25% of field).
• Brackets need to be balanced so allocations will need to be by weight class.
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Historical data? Did they define that? I forget when they stopped using that but I think Pat was still at UMd or very shortly thereafter and after I stopped working the event after 2006.
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PIAA is going to only 8 man bracket for Hershey.
I would lean that NCAA goes to 16 man bracket to minimize the numbers of people in the arena.
I would lean that NCAA goes to 16 man bracket to minimize the numbers of people in the arena.
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Has the Pre Champs Manual been updated? The manual shown at the the link provided no longer lists three scenarios. Now it simply states 330 qualifiers.jdalu75 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 07, 2020 8:20 am Posted recently on the NCAA website. The championship manual goes into greater detail and can be found here: https://s3.amazonaws.com/ncaaorg/champi ... Manual.pdf
2020-21 NCAA DIVISION I WRESTLING PRE-ALLOCATION FORMULA
1. Scenario #1 (100% of traditional brackets).
330 wrestlers (33 wrestlers per weight class).
• Pre-allocations. The champion at each weight class for all conference tournaments.
(1) 10 x 7 = 70 (21% of field)
(2) Historical data to pre-allocate 220 (66% of field) other spots across the conferences.
(3) Committee uses selection criteria to select 40 at-large (13% of field).
• Brackets need to be balanced so allocations will need to be by weight class.
2. Scenario #2 (Approximately 75% of traditional brackets).
240 wrestlers (24 wrestlers per weight class).
• Pre-Allocations. The champion at each weight class for all conference tournaments.
(1) 10 x 7 = 70 (29% of field).
(2) Historical data to pre-allocate 130 (54% of field) other spots across the conferences.
(3) Committee use selection criteria to select 40 (17% of field) at-large.
• Brackets need to be balanced so allocations will need to be by weight class.
3. Scenario #3 (Approximately 50% of traditional brackets).
160 wrestlers (16 wrestlers per weight class).
• Pre-Allocations. The champion at each weight class for all conference tournaments.
(1) 10 x 7 = 70 (45% of field).
(2) Historical data to pre-allocate 50 (30% of field) other spots across the conferences.
(3) Committee uses selection criteria to select 40 at-large (25% of field).
• Brackets need to be balanced so allocations will need to be by weight class.
Re: 2020-21 Pre-Allocation Formula
Top of page 10. Section 2-1.
"The NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships shall be conducted in the following 10 weight classes (33 wrestlers
per weight class):"
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Re: 2020-21 Pre-Allocation Formula
The Pre Champs Manual hasn't been changed. I received an e-mail on 12/7 that had a pdf with that pre-allocation formula, with the three scenarios. I've since been told that Scenario #3 has been dropped. We'll have 33-man brackets so long as at least 39 teams are competing; 24-man if we drop below 39 teams. But nothing in writing to that effect, natch.
Edit: What does look new is the 2020-21 Qualifier Allocation Criteria; I haven't seen this before, so it is in writing: https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/champi ... iteria.pdf
Edit: What does look new is the 2020-21 Qualifier Allocation Criteria; I haven't seen this before, so it is in writing: https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/champi ... iteria.pdf
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