Articles for Monday

[Tom McAndrew]

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CDT: Here's 5 things we learned from Penn State wrestling's run at the Keystone Classic

CDT: Brady Berge, Anthony Cassar state cases for starting spots in Penn State wrestling's lineup

PennLive: Penn State wrestling wins Keystone Classic by crowning eight champs

Black Shoe Diaries: Penn State Wrestling Wins Keystone Classic

Roar Lions Roar: No. 1 Penn State Crushes Keystone Classic

Arizona Daily Star: Tuscon's top three sports development of the week

Duke Chronicle: Mitch Finesilver earns Keystone Classic title for Duke wrestling

Milton Daily Standard: Brian Friery enjoying being a part of national champion Penn State

Eleven Warriors: No. 2 Ohio State Bedevils No. 17 Arizona State, 22-17, Despite Missing Two National Title Contenders

The Daily Pennsylvanian: Freshmen steal the show for Penn wrestling at this year's Keystone Classic

Onward State: Penn State Wrestling Wins Keystone Classic Behind Eight Champions, 21 Falls

Lewistown Sentinel: PSU dominant at Keystone Classic

Lewistown Sentinel: Hidlay's next quest -- conquer the world

 

[LemonPie]

Point-Differential standings after the Keystone Classic (potential starters only)

Notes:

• Obviously quality of competition and small sample size are playing a large factor here, but take it for what it's worth.
• Lol at Rasheed's mat time. That comes to about 1:31 per match. You may think Rasheed's point differential is the Gold Standard, but Spencer Lee is actually sitting at 47.3
• Nolf clearly in a slump, but you'd see his numbers improved by using true offensive differential-- accounting for takedowns, stall points forced, and nearfalls only.
• If you're unsure how I got these numbers, go here https://bwi.forums.rivals.com/threads/stats-fun.154995/

 

[CholleyVandine]

Lee has wrestled three matches, according to WrestleStat. They've ended in 3:54, 7:00, and 1:18. That's a total of 12:12, or 732 seconds.

For three matches, that's 244 second per match, or 3:04.

Is my math wrong?

 

[pish69]

Lee has wrestled three matches, according to WrestleStat. They've ended in 3:54, 7:00, and 1:18. That's a total of 12:12, or 732 seconds.

For three matches, that's 244 second per match, or 3:04.

Is my math wrong?

Lee wrestled 5 matches yesterday and 1 vs Kent State for total of 6

 

[RoarLions1]

Lee has wrestled three matches, according to WrestleStat. They've ended in 3:54, 7:00, and 1:18. That's a total of 12:12, or 732 seconds.

For three matches, that's 244 second per match, or 3:04.

Is my math wrong?

4:04

 

[CholleyVandine]

Lee wrestled 5 matches yesterday and 1 vs Kent State for total of 6

Spencer Lee wrestled five matches yesterday?

 

[pish69]

Spencer Lee wrestled five matches yesterday?

Thought you were talking about Nick Lee

 

[CholleyVandine]

4:04

D'oh! Thanks, Roar.

That's even further from Rasheed's mark & behind Joseph and Nickal too.

 

[CholleyVandine]

Lee wrestled 5 matches yesterday and 1 vs Kent State for total of 6

Gotcha. No. I was referencing the Spencer Lee data in the second bullet point.

 

[LemonPie]

Lee has wrestled three matches, according to WrestleStat. They've ended in 3:54, 7:00, and 1:18. That's a total of 12:12, or 732 seconds.

For three matches, that's 244 second per match, or 3:04.

Is my math wrong?

The time on wrestlestat for the "7:00" match is wrong. The match lasted 2:12.

Edited the poorly worded bullet. The "Gold Standard" remark was supposed to be a reference to point differential. Spencer's is 47.3.

Spencer is averaging 2:28 per match. Certainly longer than Rasheed, but he's scoring at a higher rate.

Spencer Lee
Record- 3-0
Match seconds- 444 (7:24)
Points For- 52
Points Against- 2
Points For/7 minutes- 49.19
Points Against/7 minutes- 1.89
Point Differential/7 minutes- 47.3

 

[Ian]

Point-Differential standings after the Keystone Classic (potential starters only)

Notes:

• Obviously quality of competition and small sample size are playing a large factor here, but take it for what it's worth.
• Lol at Rasheed's mat time. That comes to about 1:31 per match. You may think Rasheed's point differential is the Gold Standard, but Spencer Lee is actually sitting at 47.3
• Nolf clearly in a slump, but you'd see his numbers improved by using true offensive differential-- accounting for takedowns, stall points forced, and nearfalls only.
• If you're unsure how I got these numbers, go here https://bwi.forums.rivals.com/threads/stats-fun.154995/

Love it LemonPie! I enjoy even more wrestling analytics. Lee is superhuman just like Nolf. Both will breeze through to their titles barring getting nicked up. Is their a site that also tallies up total point, takedowns, escapes, riding times, decisions, majors, Techs, and falls by wrestler?

 

[LemonPie]

Love it LemonPie! I enjoy even more wrestling analytics. Lee is superhuman just like Nolf. Both will breeze through to their titles barring getting nicked up. Is their a site that also tallies up total point, takedowns, escapes, riding times, decisions, majors, Techs, and falls by wrestler?

Not that I'm aware of, but many individual programs will keep track of stats like you mentioned. Would be nice to have them submitted into one database.

 

[a_mshaffer]

imagine this team if Lee would have stayed home (or Dad got a local job!)