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[jon_osu]

Nolan Boyd is now @ #7










OSU

Cowboys





This post was edited on 1/13 1:06 PM by jon_osu

AWN

 

[SetonHallPirate]

January 12th, 2015 Dual Impact Index presented by the National Collegiate Open:

Dual-Results: 12th
125: Klimara 8th, Miller (23rd)
133: Harding 27th, B. Crutchmer (51st), Garcia (54th)
141: Heil 20th, Dolan (37th), Hone (53rd), Magaldo (53rd)
149: Kindig 3rd
157: Collica 23rd, Koo (73rd)
165: Dieringer 3rd, Marsteller (8th), C. Rogers (27th)
174: K. Crutchmer 15th, J. Rogers (15th)
184: Boyd 10th
197: Bean 40th, Schafer (41st)
285: Marsden 4th
p4p: Dieringer 9th, Kindig 22nd, Marsden 36th, Boyd 81st, Klimara 90th
Tournament-Strength: 7th
Dual-Component: 5th
Roster-Component: 5th

1/12/15 Dual Impact Index p/b @NCOWrestling

 

[oberebo]

Now if we just had Robert Oppenheimer to interpret the above.

 

[SetonHallPirate]

The Dual-Results ranking is based on the final scores of dual meets, with no attention paid to the results of the individual wrestlers.
The Tournament and Dual-Component rankings are based on the rankings of the individual wrestlers, with no attention paid to the actual final scores of dual meets.
The Roster-Component ranking is similar to the Dual-Component ranking, except that redshirts' ratings are plugged in if they are better than the starter's rating.

If a wrestler is listed in parenthesis, that's because they are being treated as a backup (either because they have an inferior rating to a starter, or because they haven't competed either in a dual meet or as the scorer in a single-entry tournament such as CKLV, PSACs, or Reno).

 

[april racer]

SHP, I'm assuming it is all based on results this year? SOS a big component? Are there expectations for it to settle as the year goes on?

 

[SetonHallPirate]

Originally posted by april racer:
SHP, I'm assuming it is all based on results this year? SOS a big component? Are there expectations for it to settle as the year goes on?

Yes, it is all based on results for this year. Last year's results matter as much as the results from 50 years ago.

As far as SOS as a component, it's effectively an offset, rather than a percentage, so I haven't been able to quantify it.