The postseason is really here. We're less than two weeks away from conference tournament weekend and a month from NCAAs weekend! With the last set of rankings from the regular season, I wanted to take a look and see if the last set of rankings predicted the podium, how many AAs would each conference have, and who would they be?

You can find the complete rankings HERE.

All-Americans By Conference Based On Regular Season Rankings

Big 10 - 31

Big 12 - 18

ACC - 13

EIWA - 9

Pac 12 - 7

SoCon - 1

MAC - 1

It should come as no surprise to see the Big 10 atop this hypothetical rankings. While 31 might seem like a good amount, it would actually be down from last year.

2022 Actual All-Americans By Conference

Big Ten –39

Pac-12 –13

ACC –10

Big 12 –10

EIWA –7

SoCon - 1

The Big 12 is up big from last year while the Big 10 and Pac 12 dropped. 

2023 AAs Based On Regular Season Rankings

Big 10

125

1    Spencer Lee    Iowa

3    Liam Cronin    Nebraska

4    Matt Ramos    Purdue

5    Eric Barnett    Wisconsin

6    Patrick McKee    Minnesota

133

1    Roman Bravo-Young    Penn State

7    Jesse Mendez    Ohio State

141

2    Real Woods    Iowa

3    Beau Bartlett    Penn State

6    Brock Hardy    Nebraska

149

2    Austin Gomez    Wisconsin

3    Sammy Sasso    Ohio State

4    Yahya Thomas    Northwestern

157

1    Peyton Robb    Nebraska

7    Kendall Coleman    Purdue

8    Levi Haines    Penn State

165

5    Cameron Amine    Michigan

6    Dean Hamiti    Wisconsin

174

1    Carter Starocci    Penn State

2    Mikey Labriola    Nebraska

5    Ethan Smith    Ohio State

7    Bailee O'Reilly    Minnesota

8    Edmond Ruth    Illinois

184

1    Aaron Brooks    Penn State

5    Kaleb Romero    Ohio State

8    Matt Finesilver    Michigan

197

3    Max Dean    Penn State

285

1    Mason Parris    Michigan

2    Greg Kerkvliet    Penn State

3    Tony Cassioppi    Iowa

4    Lucas Davison    Northwestern

Big 12

125

8    Killian Cardinale    West Virginia

133

2    Daton Fix    OK State

141

1    Andrew Alirez    N. Colorado

7    Mosha Schwartz    Oklahoma

8    Cael Happel    UNI

149

6    Brock Mauller    Missouri

157

2    Jared Franek    ND State

165

1    David Carr    Iowa State

2    Keegan O'Toole    Missouri

8    Michael Caliendo    ND State

174

6    Peyton Mocco    Missouri

184

2    Parker Keckeisen    UNI

4    Marcus Coleman    Iowa State

197

4    Rocky Elam    Missouri

8    Yonger Bastida    Iowa State

285

6    Wyatt Hendrickson    Air Force

7    Sam Schuyler    Iowa State

8    Zach Elam    Missouri

ACC

133

6    Sam Latona    Virginia Tech

8    Micky Phillippi    Pittsburgh

141

4    Cole Matthews    Pittsburgh

5    Ryan Jack    NC State

149

7    Caleb Henson    Virginia Tech

157

3    Austin O'Connor    North Carolina

5    Bryce Andonian    Virginia Tech

6    Ed Scott    NC State

174

3    Mekhi Lewis    Virginia Tech

184

3    Trent Hidlay    NC State

7    Hunter Bolen    Virginia Tech

197

1    Nino Bonaccorsi    Pittsburgh

7    Isaac Trumble    NC State

EIWA

125

2    Pat Glory    Princeton

133

3    Vito Arujau    Cornell

5    Connor McGonagle    Lehigh

149

1    Yianni Diakomihalis    Cornell

157

4    Josh Humphreys    Lehigh

165

4    Quincy Monday    Princeton

7    Julian Ramirez    Cornell

174

4    Chris Foca    Cornell

197

2    Michael Beard    Lehigh

Pac 12

125

7    Brandon Courtney    Arizona State

133

4    Michael McGee    Arizona State

149

5    Kyle Parco    Arizona State

165

3    Shane Griffith    Stanford

184

6    Trey Munoz    Oregon State

197

5    Bernie Truax    Cal Poly

285

5    Cohlton Schultz    Arizona State

SoCon

8    Jonathan Millner    App State

MAC

6    Ethan Laird    Rider

Bonus!

To see complete NCAA team score predictions, you can just look at the team tab on the rankings page HERE as those rankings are based on NCAA team point scoring. Also, check out this lovely chart my colleague Andrew Spey made.

A chart of rankings points per weight per conference. Any surprises? pic.twitter.com/T0v5pyLpkC

— Andrew Spey (@SpeyWrestle) February 20, 2023