Best Career Bonus Percentages in the B1G

[CholleyVandine]

I found this interesting and thought I'd share ...

I took the 140 starters from the 14 B1G teams and ranked them by career bonus percentage (based on Wrestlestat data). I used a 25-match minimum. Here are the top 12:

1. Spencer Lee (Iowa) 79.17%
2. Michael Beard (Penn State) 75%
3. Nick Lee (Penn State) 66.98%
4. Gable Steveson (Minnesota) 66.67%
5. Michael Kemerer (Iowa) 65.18%
6. Jaydin Eierman (Iowa) 64.18%
7. Logan Massa (Michigan) 57.27%
8. Mason Parris (Michigan) 57.14%
9. Aaron Brooks (Penn State) 56.25%
10. Sebastian Rivera (Rutgers) 54.63%
11. Carter Starocci (Penn State) 53.85%
12. Austin DeSanto (Iowa) 51.09%

The only person kept off the list because he hasn't reached the 25-match minimum is Greg Kerkvliet at 72.73%

 

[RoarLions1]

I found this interesting and thought I'd share ...

I took the 140 starters from the 14 B1G teams and ranked them by career bonus percentage (based on Wrestlestat data). I used a 25-match minimum. Here are the top 12:

1. Spencer Lee (Iowa) 79.17%
2. Michael Beard (Penn State) 75%
3. Nick Lee (Penn State) 66.98%
4. Gable Steveson (Minnesota) 66.67%
5. Michael Kemerer (Iowa) 65.18%
6. Jaydin Eierman (Iowa) 64.18%
7. Logan Massa (Michigan) 57.27%
8. Mason Parris (Michigan) 57.14%
9. Aaron Brooks (Penn State) 56.25%
10. Sebastian Rivera (Rutgers) 54.63%
11. Carter Starocci (Penn State) 53.85%
12. Austin DeSanto (Iowa) 51.09%

The only person kept off the list because he hasn't reached the 25-match minimum is Greg Kerkvliet at 72.73%

A bit of bias when you include the unofficial bouts. Michael Beard, for example, has 28 of his 32 bouts as either a redshirt or grayshirt. Big competition disparity. Most on the list would stay on it, but a couple would not.

 

[El-Jefe]

If Micic were wrestling, he's career 60%, or 61.2% without his shirt year.

 

[Lyco1990]

Sorry, but isn’t Kerk % 100?

 

[El-Jefe]

Sorry, but isn’t Kerk % 100?

Not if you include last year.

 

[razpsu]

By comparison what was nichol or nolf bonus percentage. Last one or two years of their career