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Posted (edited)

Rankings are on the far left in this order: Wrestlestat/Intermat/Flo


125
8/10/13 Nicolar Rivera (8-0)
9/5/4 Sheldon Seymour (6-0)
12/14/14 Jacob Moran (9-0)
22/16/28 Kysen Terukina (4-0) 
133:
1/1/1 Lucas Byrd (7-0)
2/2/2 Ben Davino (8-0)
3/3/3 Evan Frost (8-0)
6/10/7 Marcus Blaze (8-0)
16/9/17 Dominick Serrano (1-0)
141
1/1/1 Jesse Mendez (8-0)
2/2/2 Sergio Vega (7-0)
4/4/4 Anthony Echemendia (8-0)
5/5/6 Joey Olivieri (9-0)
149
1/1/1 Shayne Van Ness (8-0)
2/2/2 Jaxon Joy (10-0)
5/4/8 Cross Wasilewski (10-0)
10/12/10 Caleb Tyus (7-0)
16/18/20 Kaden Cassidy (11-0)
27/24/23 Maxwell Peterson (2-0)
157
1/1/1 Ty Watters (10-0)
2/4/5 Brandon Cannon (8-0)
3/2/2 Landon Robideau (7-0)
6/7/7 Kannon Webster (11-0)
9/10/10 Jude Swisher (5-0)
11/8/11 PJ Duke (7-0)
165
1/1/1 Mitchell Mesenbrink (8-0)
2/2/2 Ladarion Lockett (7-0)
4/4/4 Joey Blaze (10-0)
5/5/6 Matt Bianchi (4-0)
17/18/20 Bryce Hepner (4-0)
174
1/1/1 Levi Haines (8-0)
5/2/2 Simon Ruiz (2-0)
184
1/1/1 Angelo Ferrari (8-0)
4/5/5 Jaxon Smith (5-0)
5/4/4 Rocco Welsh (5-0)
197
1/1/1 Rocky Elam (8-0)
3/2/2 Stephen Little (4-0)
285
1/1/1 Yonger Bastida (9-0)
2/2/2 Isaac Trumble (3-0)
5/6/7 Nathan Taylor (2-0)
 

Edited by flyingcement
Posted

The list is about to get bigger.  Cornell is about to contribute to the list.  I expect Barr to return to the list.  Norman from Stanford if he skips Haynes.

 

Dispassionate Penn State grad and fan.

Posted
33 minutes ago, Coastal said:

Lilledahl should be listed as undefeated also as by NCAA rules i.e the Dresser Rule, matches against teammates don't count so when it comes to win%, RPI he's undefeated.

 

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Posted
1 hour ago, Coastal said:

Lilledahl should be listed as undefeated also as by NCAA rules i.e the Dresser Rule, matches against teammates don't count so when it comes to win%, RPI he's undefeated.

These are rankings, not RPI. Lilledahl took a loss to a true freshman backup in a tournament. Echemendia took a loss at All Star. That also counts for rankers (aside from Wrestlestat) but not RPI. 

Posted
These are rankings, not RPI. Lilledahl took a loss to a true freshman backup in a tournament. Echemendia took a loss at All Star. That also counts for rankers (aside from Wrestlestat) but not RPI. 

They’re still not official losses. Considered for rankings is more accurate. There’s defined rules as for what counts as a bout, there isn’t for media outlet rankings that can take whatever they want into consideration.

But they still aren’t official losses.

Insert catchy tagline here. 

Posted
3 hours ago, Coastal said:

Lilledahl should be listed as undefeated also as by NCAA rules i.e the Dresser Rule, matches against teammates don't count so when it comes to win%, RPI he's undefeated.

 

Same goes for Nic Bouzakis then too.

Posted
10 minutes ago, Jason Bryant said:

They’re still not official losses. Considered for rankings is more accurate. There’s defined rules as for what counts as a bout, there isn’t for media outlet rankings that can take whatever they want into consideration.

Yes, we know. This is a thread about rankings.....

Posted (edited)
43 minutes ago, Jason Bryant said:


That is titled “undefeated” - which isn’t subjective. There’s rules defining it.

You're buddy Pyles slung the "pinfall" twice in the 'Uncivil War' 

- Pinfall Nazi-

Edited by Gene Mills Fan
Posted (edited)
7 hours ago, Gene Mills Fan said:

You're buddy Pyles slung the "pinfall" twice in the 'Uncivil War' 

He does that. 

Edited by Jason Bryant

Insert catchy tagline here. 

Posted

Bridger Ricks with the upset of Nicolar Rivera.  

125
9/5/4 Sheldon Seymour (6-0)
12/14/14 Jacob Moran (9-0)
22/16/28 Kysen Terukina (4-0) 
133:
1/1/1 Lucas Byrd (7-0)
2/2/2 Ben Davino (8-0)
3/3/3 Evan Frost (8-0)
6/10/7 Marcus Blaze (8-0)
16/9/17 Dominick Serrano (1-0)
141
1/1/1 Jesse Mendez (8-0)
2/2/2 Sergio Vega (7-0)
4/4/4 Anthony Echemendia (8-0)
5/5/6 Joey Olivieri (9-0)
149
1/1/1 Shayne Van Ness (8-0)
2/2/2 Jaxon Joy (10-0)
5/4/8 Cross Wasilewski (10-0)
10/12/10 Caleb Tyus (7-0)
16/18/20 Kaden Cassidy (11-0)
27/24/23 Maxwell Peterson (2-0)
157
1/1/1 Ty Watters (10-0)
2/4/5 Brandon Cannon (8-0)
3/2/2 Landon Robideau (7-0)
6/7/7 Kannon Webster (11-0)
9/10/10 Jude Swisher (5-0)
11/8/11 PJ Duke (7-0)
165
1/1/1 Mitchell Mesenbrink (8-0)
2/2/2 Ladarion Lockett (7-0)
4/4/4 Joey Blaze (10-0)
5/5/6 Matt Bianchi (4-0)
17/18/20 Bryce Hepner (4-0)
174
1/1/1 Levi Haines (8-0)
5/2/2 Simon Ruiz (2-0)
184
1/1/1 Angelo Ferrari (8-0)
4/5/5 Jaxon Smith (5-0)
5/4/4 Rocco Welsh (5-0)
197
1/1/1 Rocky Elam (8-0)
3/2/2 Stephen Little (4-0)
285
1/1/1 Yonger Bastida (9-0)
2/2/2 Isaac Trumble (3-0)
5/6/7 Nathan Taylor (2-0)

Posted (edited)

Maxwell Peterson took two losses today (Aden Valencia and Shayne Van Ness).  Bryce Hepner lost last night to LJ Araujo.  I am also removing Jaxon Joy and Tyus who lost to Bo Bassett this year in a tournament.  Removing Kaden Cassidy who lost to Spartan Combat's Ethan Ferndandez.  I'm adding Josh Barr who is now 1-0 and will soon be ranked by intermat and flo.

125
9/5/4 Sheldon Seymour (6-0)
12/14/14 Jacob Moran (9-0)
22/16/28 Kysen Terukina (4-0) 
133:
1/1/1 Lucas Byrd (7-0)
2/2/2 Ben Davino (8-0)
3/3/3 Evan Frost (8-0)
6/10/7 Marcus Blaze (8-0)
16/9/17 Dominick Serrano (1-0)
141
1/1/1 Jesse Mendez (8-0)
2/2/2 Sergio Vega (7-0)
4/4/4 Anthony Echemendia (8-0)
5/5/6 Joey Olivieri (9-0)
149
1/1/1 Shayne Van Ness (8-0)
5/4/8 Cross Wasilewski (10-0)
157
1/1/1 Ty Watters (10-0)
2/4/5 Brandon Cannon (8-0)
3/2/2 Landon Robideau (7-0)
6/7/7 Kannon Webster (11-0)
9/10/10 Jude Swisher (5-0)
11/8/11 PJ Duke (7-0)
165
1/1/1 Mitchell Mesenbrink (8-0)
2/2/2 Ladarion Lockett (7-0)
4/4/4 Joey Blaze (10-0)
5/5/6 Matt Bianchi (4-0)
174
1/1/1 Levi Haines (8-0)
5/2/2 Simon Ruiz (2-0)
184
1/1/1 Angelo Ferrari (8-0)
4/5/5 Jaxon Smith (5-0)
5/4/4 Rocco Welsh (5-0)
197
1/NR/NR Josh Barr (1-0)
2/1/1 Rocky Elam (8-0)
3/3/3 Stephen Little (4-0)
285
1/1/1 Yonger Bastida (9-0)
2/2/2 Isaac Trumble (3-0)
5/6/7 Nathan Taylor (2-0)

Edited by flyingcement
Posted (edited)
Just now, Pinnacle said:

Flo removed Barr solely because he had not wrestled. Now he has wrestled, and very well, but will they put him back where he was or will they drop him?

Returning national champion - I would put him at one.  But who knows what Flo will do.  I trust Kozak if he's the one doing it.

Edited by flyingcement
Posted
52 minutes ago, flyingcement said:

Returning national champion - I would put him at one.  But who knows what Flo will do.  I trust Kozak if he's the one doing it.

Returning finalist.

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