BruceyB Posted August 8 Posted August 8 Same concept, 133 edition. Podiums listed below. 2010 2017 2019 2023 1st Jayson Ness Cory Clark Nick Suriano Vito Arujau 2nd Daniel Dennis Seth Gross Daton Fix Roman Bravo-Young 3rd Frank Gomez Nathan Tomasello Stevan Micic Michael McGee 4th Jordan Oliver Stevan Micic Luke Pletcher Daton Fix 5th Tyler Graff Kaid Brock Austin DeSanto Aaron Nagao 6th Dan Mitcheff Eric Montoya John Erneste Jesse Mendez 7th Boris Novachkov Zane Richards Ethan Lizak Sam Latona 8th Steve Bell Scotty Parker Roman Bravo-Young Kai Orine 5
flyingcement Posted August 8 Posted August 8 In terms of my personal favorites, there are more of them in 2019. Overall though, I think these are four incredibly tough brackets without much gap between.
Ragu Posted August 9 Posted August 9 Second time voting the most recent bracket but seriously, they keep getting better. https://x.com/RaguWrestle
CHROMEBIRD Posted August 9 Posted August 9 Kendric Maple and Mike Grey were also in the 2010 field but DNP. I'm thinking 2012 might be in the mix as well. 133 AAs that year were Logan Stieber Jordan Oliver Tony Ramos Chris Dardanes Devin Carter BJ Futrell Zach Stevens Steve Keith DNPs were Joe Colon, Cody Brewer, AJ Schopp, Mason Beckman, Ca$he Quiroga, Nick Arujau. That's a pretty thicc bracket. 2022 was pretty good too. 1
11986 Posted August 9 Posted August 9 11 minutes ago, CHROMEBIRD said: Kendric Maple and Mike Grey were also in the 2010 field but DNP. I'm thinking 2012 might be in the mix as well. 133 AAs that year were Logan Stieber Jordan Oliver Tony Ramos Chris Dardanes Devin Carter BJ Futrell Zach Stevens Steve Keith DNPs were Joe Colon, Cody Brewer, AJ Schopp, Mason Beckman, Ca$he Quiroga, Nick Arujau. That's a pretty thicc bracket. 2022 was pretty good too. agree 2012 was a noteworthy bracket. Cody Brewer wasn't in it though; he was a 4 x AA 2013-2016. 1
Lunaticfringe Posted August 9 Posted August 9 The top 5 were all a cut above the bottom 3 in all 3 brackets. Gomez was the returning champ. Ness was unbeaten and won the Hodge. I would take Ness as a Sr over all these guys.
BruceyB Posted August 9 Author Posted August 9 1 hour ago, CHROMEBIRD said: Kendric Maple and Mike Grey were also in the 2010 field but DNP. I'm thinking 2012 might be in the mix as well. 133 AAs that year were Logan Stieber Jordan Oliver Tony Ramos Chris Dardanes Devin Carter BJ Futrell Zach Stevens Steve Keith DNPs were Joe Colon, Cody Brewer, AJ Schopp, Mason Beckman, Ca$he Quiroga, Nick Arujau. That's a pretty thicc bracket. 2022 was pretty good too. I was torn between 2010 and 2012 as the entry from that pool of athletes. That field was loaded.
Truzzcat Posted August 10 Posted August 10 I went with 2017. Jesse makes 2023 an enticing choice but that was not near peak of his powers Jesse. I feel the same way about JO in the 2010 bracket. 2017 I believe had the most future world team members as well with 4. I am the personal property of VakAttack
11986 Posted August 10 Posted August 10 I'm also a fan of the 2004 bracket: 1st Zack Roberson Iowa St 2nd Josh Moore Penn St 3rd Johnny Thompson Oklahoma State 4th Darrell Vasquez Cal Ploy - SLO 5th Travis Lee Cornell 6th Foley Dowd Michigan 7th Mark Jayne Illinois 8th Matt Sanchez Cal State Bakersfield Thompson had won it the two years prior. Lee had won it at 125 the year before. Thompson pinned Roberson in the Big 12 conference finals. Notable non placers were Derek Moore (won it at 141 three years later, lost here in blood round); David Hoffman lost in rd of 16, later was an AA under head coach Tom Brands at Va Tech; Scott Jorgenson who lost here in blood round to Thompson 3-2 never placed but worth mentioning that he fought for the WEC/UFC bantamweight title, losing by decision to Dominick Cruz. Overall honors for the top 8: Roberson 3x AA (in order of senior finish back) 1,4,7 Moore 2x AA (2,3) Thompson 4x AA (3,1,1,2) Vasquez 2x AA (5,4) Lee 4x AA (1,5,1,7) Dowd 1x AA (6) Jayne 2x AA (7,7) Sanchez 2x AA (5,8) 2
Gantry Posted August 10 Posted August 10 Mark Jayne was one tough customer, surprised he never placed higher than 7th 2
ionel Posted August 10 Posted August 10 6 hours ago, 11986 said: Thompson 4x AA (3,1,1,2) Don't you have Thompson backward should be 2,1,1,3. Pretty sure in finals Fr year against an Iowa guy at CHA the last year at a university arena. Lost on bogus Iowa CHA stall call. Had more weight issues Sr year lost on front side then snaked Jayne backside and game back for 3rd. .
11986 Posted August 11 Posted August 11 52 minutes ago, ionel said: Don't you have Thompson backward should be 2,1,1,3. Pretty sure in finals Fr year against an Iowa guy at CHA the last year at a university arena. Lost on bogus Iowa CHA stall call. Had more weight issues Sr year lost on front side then snaked Jayne backside and game back for 3rd. I said in post senior year finish back from there
ionel Posted August 11 Posted August 11 15 minutes ago, 11986 said: I said in post senior year finish back from there Don't know what that means. .
11986 Posted August 11 Posted August 11 13 hours ago, ionel said: Don't know what that means. Sorry I was not clearer. I listed AA finishes in order starting with senior year, then junior, etc.
Wrestleknownothing Posted August 12 Posted August 12 The 2019 133 bracket is the highest scoring of the quarter century at 604 total career NCAA points. While Fix took five tournaments to amass his leading total of 90, even if you only took his first four tournaments, the gap to second place (2012 - 550 points) is too large for it to matter. On the flip side, Pletcher was robbed of a tournament where he was likely to score 15 - 25 points. Drowning in data, but thirsting for knowledge
Mr. PeanutButter Posted August 12 Posted August 12 Too bad micic, fix, and Vito were never in a bracket together. That would have made 2 world champs and a world silver all in one NCAA bracket
bnwtwg Posted August 13 Posted August 13 On 8/10/2025 at 12:21 PM, 11986 said: 3rd Johnny Thompson Oklahoma State Thompson had won it the two years prior JohnnyThompsonNum3 just like it should be #slowpokes i am an idiot on the internet
Billy Tyler Brentsville District, Virginia Class of 2026 Committed to Army West Point Projected Weight: 157, 165
Brayden Zuercher Nazareth, Pennsylvania Class of 2026 Committed to Cornell Projected Weight: 184, 197
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