Phantom Posted March 18 Posted March 18 40 minutes ago, mspart said: I remember some time ago a #1 lost in the first round. That would be a shocker this year. mspart Greg Jones (returning champ) is likely the biggest one, and Scott Justus was a victim of a first rd #1 seed upset..
OMW Posted March 18 Posted March 18 There's a good chance that the 1st one seed to lose is one of the Penn State wrestlers - as SEVEN of them are 1 seeds... 1
cangemi Posted March 18 Posted March 18 125 Lilledahl -tough matches early 157 Duke -tough bracket early These two , have it tough early?
Jimmy Cinnabon Posted March 18 Author Posted March 18 3 minutes ago, Rassling said: JC who is your choice? I would say Van Ness losing to Swiderski is most likely first 1 seed to fall. Of course I hope Shayne wins it all though. 1
BarSeries Posted March 18 Posted March 18 8 minutes ago, cangemi said: 125 Lilledahl -tough matches early 157 Duke -tough bracket early These two , have it tough early? I guess you could say they have it tough pretty early.
TNwrestling Posted March 18 Posted March 18 2 hours ago, PortaJohn said: No crap, my bad, didnt know i wasnt allowed to have my own predictions... If Bo Bassett doesn't ever do anymore than AA two times I will delete my whole ass account.....WrestlingRash sucks
TNwrestling Posted March 18 Posted March 18 (edited) . Edited March 18 by TNwrestling If Bo Bassett doesn't ever do anymore than AA two times I will delete my whole ass account.....WrestlingRash sucks
Perry Posted March 18 Posted March 18 3 hours ago, TNwrestling said: Rocco. Winner of Chris Moore and Silas Allred r2 beats Rocco the quarters. I wanna believe in this so bad lol
BAC Posted March 18 Posted March 18 I'm going with Lilledahl. I'm rooting for him, but this bracket looks like it was drawn with "Let's make sure Luke doesn't make the finals" in mind. First he has Witt in R16, who he had to come back to beat 6-5 in the dual. (Assume Witt beats Jett S, who is scary in his own right.) That could easily be an early upset. Next he has Peterson, who beat Luke last year. Luke has 2 decisions over him this year, but Dean still accounts for one of Dean's three official losses. Then he has the semi from hell. He gets the winner of undefeated Seymour, who knocked Luke into the loser's bracket last year, and the winner of last year's two 125lb finalists, Robinson and Spratley, who incomprehensibly meet in the R16. Whoever comes out of that bracket quarter is going to be wrestling at the top of his game, and objectively, I'd probably favor whoever that is over Luke. Luke's great, but let's not forget how vulnerable he's looked at this this year, and his loss to his true freshman teammate at the Scuffle. 1
Jimmy Cinnabon Posted March 18 Author Posted March 18 One thing is for sure, if Luke wins it all, he will certainly have earned it...maybe could even get OW.
Eagle26 Posted March 18 Posted March 18 2 hours ago, ionel said: If M&K tagged teamed him maybe but probably not. Haha… I wouldn’t go that far, but I was probably being generous with a 30% chance
PortaJohn Posted March 18 Posted March 18 56 minutes ago, TNwrestling said: crap, my bad, didnt know i wasnt allowed to have my own predictions... Of course you are and we are allowed to point out the bad ones 1 I Don't Agree With What I Posted
bnwtwg Posted March 18 Posted March 18 (edited) 2 hours ago, mspart said: I remember some time ago a #1 lost in the first round. That would be a shocker this year. mspart Greg Jones, 2003 sophomore went in as the undefeated defending champ and lost round 1. He didn't lose again after that tournament. If he came around a generation later, he would be rightfully recognized as a human highlight reel on social media and properly remembered as one of, if not the, best 3x champs ever. His blast double walked so Jordan Burroughs could run. Edited March 18 by bnwtwg 3 i am an idiot on the internet
PortaJohn Posted March 18 Posted March 18 (edited) 5 minutes ago, bnwtwg said: Greg Jones, 2003 sophomore went in as the undefeated defending champ and lost round 1. He didn't lose again after that tournament. If he came around a generation later, he would be rightfully recognized as a human highlight reel on social media and properly remembered as one of, if not the, best 3x champs ever. His blast double walked so Jordan Burroughs could run. Going to WVU hurt (unrightfully) his legacy more than anything else. Edited March 18 by PortaJohn 2 I Don't Agree With What I Posted
Warm Up Champ Posted March 18 Posted March 18 3 hours ago, legalizefullnelson said: Last time a #1 seed lost before the quarter finals? 2022: David Carr fell in the 2nd round to Hunter Willits of Oregon State. Go Beavs! 1
Warm Up Champ Posted March 18 Posted March 18 2 hours ago, Eagle26 said: Possibly losing in rd 16: Van Ness to Frost (not likely but possible) Possible losses in quarters: LL to Peterson Van Ness to Swiderski Duke to Cannon/Cardenas Bastida to Mirasola/ Kueter (most likely IMO but still less than 30% chance) None of these are super likely but I see them all as possibilities. There are several toss ups in Semis. If I had to pick one I’m most confident in, it’s Seidel over Forrest I think that you mean LL to Renteria! 1
Warm Up Champ Posted March 18 Posted March 18 37 minutes ago, bnwtwg said: Greg Jones, 2003 sophomore went in as the undefeated defending champ and lost round 1. He didn't lose again after that tournament. If he came around a generation later, he would be rightfully recognized as a human highlight reel on social media and properly remembered as one of, if not the, best 3x champs ever. His blast double walked so Jordan Burroughs could run. His older brother was also a 2x runner-up for WVU. 2
BAC Posted March 18 Posted March 18 3 hours ago, Warm Up Champ said: His older brother was also a 2x runner-up for WVU. Younger brother Donnie was an AA too. 1
cl415 Posted March 18 Posted March 18 I am going to say Lilledahl. He has a tough path and I don’t think he makes the finals. His path could be Witt who almost beat him earlier in the year/Strickenberger who will be a few hours away from weigh in, then Dean Peterson who beat him last year, then Seymour who beat him last year. Duke is my sleeper to go down though. Cardenas could do it. Cannon sounds like he is in a much better place than big tens so he could be the guy to do it as well.
flyingcement Posted March 18 Posted March 18 Lilledahl loses to Spratley in the semis Forrest doesn't lose Mendez loses to Vega in the finals Van Ness doesn't lose Duke doesn't lose Mesenbrink doesn't lose Haines loses to Minto in the finals Welsh loses to Sinclair in the finals Barr loses to Sasso in the semis Bastida loses in the semis to Feldman
PortaJohn Posted March 18 Posted March 18 1 hour ago, flyingcement said: Barr loses to Sasso in the semis Strong with the District 11 homerism is this one 1 I Don't Agree With What I Posted
wolverine09 Posted March 18 Posted March 18 I think Van Ness or Welsh first. Then maybe Haines in the final or Duke
PAFAN01 Posted March 18 Posted March 18 10 hours ago, BarSeries said: Jax Forrest First to fall? Thy would wrestle in the semis!
Antitroll2828 Posted March 18 Posted March 18 5 hours ago, PortaJohn said: Going to WVU hurt (unrightfully) his legacy more than anything else. He had them relevant when he was there I’m pretty sure they made national duals a year or 2 but unfortunately the school couldn’t care less about wrestling. Too the extent they tell donors and alumni not to donate to wrestling and insist on the money going to football or BBall 1
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