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Idk. When they have to change the rules to beat you, you are doing something right.

The DOJ describes our President as a “sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory," and that "it would be difficult to convince a jury that they should convict him.” Seems like a great opportunity for anyone over the age of 80 to pursue a life of crime.

There is no dichotomy here. Owning a gun and being pro life are not mutually exclusive. If you are pro life you are not using that gun to end lives unless your own or someone else's life is being imminently threatened. I see no conundrum here at all. I think that being pro life means protecting the innocent. Be it abortion, crime, etc. Who's life am I "pro" for? My own, that of my family, then friends, then strangers who have their life in peril because of a perp. The perp does not get consideration since he is willing to destroy an innocent life. I do not carry a gun. I have not found that this is necessary for me just yet. But I would not be opposed to carrying a gun if society gets to the point where I am feeling in danger. I have never shot anyone. I would most likely have a hard time doing so but would to save a family member for sure. mspart

how much would you not pay to watch him wrestle logan storley again...

In that scenario I would make the honey-do lists. The list would start and begin with me.

Did I share an opinion that being gay is unacceptable? No. Do I care if people are LGBT No. Did I criticize a specific behavior in public? Yes. Did I say people should not be on tv? No. Did I point out over representation? Yes.

It needs pointed out that Biden has been lying about this too. You can own a cannon. And a tank. And a machine gun and artillery too. It’ll require a background check and a lot of money, but there are people around the country that have them. There used to be a place around here that you could spend your time, and money, firing all sorts of military weapons that were privately owned.

Good for the program... nice to see some mid/lower tier teams getting some quality starters.

I'll just repeat what I said before, because I hadnt thought of it before but think I'm on to something...the whole "russian" affect of Yianni's stance and style might be the problem. He'd commented in college that he could beat guys but not "break" them like Gabe Dean was doing, and it seemed like a lot of that is down to the Gabe's fakes and hand fighting got a lot more reactions out of his opponents, i don't think Yianni is ever gonna handfight like that, but he could get a lot better reactions our of opponents if he switched his stance up...

Billy Janzer to the Citadel!

I thought this was an interesting viewpoint from a TV writer: https://imightbewrong.substack.com/p/in-hell-i-will-be-forced-to-assign?utm_source=publication-search Of course, there’s also this: If a writer thinks “There are gay couples in real life, so I’m going to make one of the two couples on my show gay,” and every writer does that, then suddenly half the couples on TV will be gay. And on the one hand: Fine with me, I don’t demand that TV demographics perfectly match the real world. On the other hand: The actual share of same-sex households in the US is 1.44 percent. I don’t think there’s a fix for this; I don’t recommend that the Writers Guild create Gay Character Permits and hand them out at the beginning of pilot season. I think that the “fix” is for viewers to understand that writers are trying to craft realistic scenarios, but we’re operating in the dark, and many of us are also writing while high, so please try to cut us some slack.

i was gonna make a joke along the lines of "at long last, the match up the world has been craving....Levallee/Lizak!

Eiwa : Navy Pac 12 : Little Rock Big 12 : West Virginia , South Dakota state ACC: Duke …lol jk no one watches duke - Virginia Tech MAC: Rider SoCon : Campbell IVY: Princeton Big 10 : Rutgers, Penn State

Cool. Good wrestler teaching good wrestling. Nothing but positives here.

Can any of you ISU fans give me some insight on what's going on with these two weights? I'm not an ISU guy but I do like watching Casey Swiderski, admire his motor! He's a true Hammer and its strange not seeing him in the pre-season rankings. Looks like they have bumped up Anthony Echemendia at 149 in place of Swiderski. Does anyone have any news that I'm not aware of ??

Saw this and looks like there will be some pretty good matches. They have a PPV option on the website.

The Big 12 is in preliminary talks to take an $800 million to $1 billion investment from a private equity fund in exchange for 15% - 20% ownership of the conference, according to The Athletic. The Big 12 is also considering selling naming rights. Allstate is considered the front runner, making the potential future name of the conference the Allstate 12. It is believed the naming rights could sell for nine figures. If it happens (still an if at this point, but doesn't it feel inevitable?) it will set up some interesting conflicts. On the one hand, you have more money. Hurray. Wrestling is saved. On the other hand, you have a new partner, who cares not at all for things like the educational mission of the member schools or money losing sports like not-football/basketball. Uh oh. That the money moves from the conference to the schools and the schools get to decide how to use it, presumably takes care of the second scenario, but no one is better at creatively structuring contracts than private equity funds and hedge funds. As a matter of fact, I could argue that the real value add of private equity has nothing to do with their assets and everything to do with how they structure and finance their assets (i.e. contracts).

^^^ this ^^^ Its amazing we don't have a fly reaction. C'mon Bob!

Devil's Advocate here: That Redding was still trying to make 133lbs. He has gotten big.

You are too good to us. We don't deserve you.

Couple updates I captures in my last grid, but did not specifically call out: Nathan Higley from George Mason to Bellarmine. The Knights bring in a guy who was a national qualifier at 149 two years ago as a freshman, got injured midway through last season at 141. And hopes to represent Bellarmine at NCAAs in Philadelphia this March. Braxton Appelo from the Lehigh Valley transfers from Ohio State to Sacred Heart

yes.

Yes. The gun is a tool for hunting, defense, sports, and professional duties. The misuse of the tool does not define its primary purposes. The sale, possession and production of fentanyl is illegal, unless authorized for medical, scientific or industrial purposes... yet it is accessible and killed 108K people in 2022 due to misuse. What good is the law? Should fire be banned (burning)? Should water be banned (drowning)? Open gun ownership is a deterrence to the would be criminal, to government overreach, and to other countries that may seek our resources. I'm all for effective policing to deter and punish crime in the city's hot spots. There is not a gun violence problem where I live... so I gain near-zero safety for a ban at the cost of my personal freedom, autonomy, and independence. Taking away my guns will not protect a human life.

Reporting back - the pork butts came out incredible!!! Wow! I am a master smoker chef. Not really but everythign I have tried has come out really good. mspart

Amen to that braddah!! We have laws on the books that are not enforced. In fact mental and legal gymnastics are used to avoid charging someone with a gun infraction. And this from those that want more gun laws. It makes no sense really. mspart

It's a bit off topic, but have you noticed that if a person has an American Flag in their yard, you know who they are voting for?

The ruling was that the bump stock couldn’t be banned using the same law that restricts ownership of machine guns. From the beginning weapons were denied to crazy or mentally unstable people, and that’s the reasoning behind denying them to drug users. Drinkers are only usually restricted if they are under the influence at the time of possession. Somewhere, justice Barrett hinted that nonviolent felons might retain their 2A rights. You probably shouldn’t have to lose your 2A rights for tearing the tag off the mattress. It’s really kind of screwy the way it works. The felons that really shouldn’t have guns, usually do, and the felons that obey the law and never get near a gun, would probably be alright. Laws are only effective if they’re enforced.

I find this topic extremely interesting but like abortion my opinions on it changes like the wind. There are so many shades of gray To clarify: I've never been Pro Life full stop and fully support exceptions like rape, incest, safety of the mother. More struggle with the rest of it. But let's not get off topic. Not trying to derail this specific 2nd amendment topic

Maybe they should try the El Reno, OK federal court.

Also curious on the weight. For The Citadel it would make a lot of sense if he were to go 184lbs as they have returning starter Patrick Brophy coming back, who has three years of eligibility remaining. https://www.wrestlestat.com/wrestler/78688/brophy-patrick/profile The Citadel would have three legit potential 25+ win guys 184, 197, & 285 in that scenario.

I think they overturned the federal ban, not state bans. I'm not sure on that but that is how I understand it. I don't think they said anything about state bans. I understand there are 18 states that ban bump stocks. I personally am in favor of bumpstocks being illegal like machine guns. If Scotus says no on a federal level, then let the states do it. Further to the thread, I believe the 2nd Amendment gives citizens the right to bear arms. But I also think that that right can be revoked due to psychological issues or legal issues. There needs to be much better enforcement of the laws that are on the books. Those should be sufficient to do what is necessary to keep guns out of the hands of people that will use them for nefarious purposes. Unless of course, they get the guns illegally. Any crime where a gun is used, there should be enhanced penalties and there should not be any way to plea those down or not prosecute. Here in the Seattle area, they don't prosecute thieves and robbers for the use of a gun. At least generally, that charge is dropped. Part of that may be the enhanced 5 year prison term for such use which is WA law. I am for that as well. Hopefully that more fully states my position over my very short response earlier. mspart

I'd assume he's getting poached to the RTC, unfortunately cornell seems to be having problems retaining the big names. Incidentally, yianni could very much benefit from the OSU traditional style, though that seems destined to change. He's said himself that he's not that physical, uses lots of elbows (though they don't seem to work like they used to for anyone), and his motion is kind of plodding and russian, but it seems to make him vulnerable. The whole OSU mongoose stance would probably help his head and hands defense and only sacrifice the physicality that he doesn't really have anyway...additionally he has seemingly every misdirection in the book, so that feeds into the style as well. Normally I'd scoff at someone suggesting such a dramatic change to such an experienced wrestler, but he seems like he's hit a wall, and the great ones can make changes late.

Lavallee vs Lizak.... Lizak has grown a little. Will he have the backpack?

Getting wrongfully let go to make room for Seth Gross?

He was a 2x NC who was supplanted by a 4x NC.

Once again, your reading comprehension shows its lacking. (Read above and have some tubby toast, you're boring me now).

Saw an announcement today that Northwestern's AD will be appointed as its new VP of Athletics Strategy to advise the president and athletic dept on the House vs. NCAA settlement, pay for play, NIL, and conference realignment, among other things. Unclear who he will report to, and if it's a university or athletic dept role. But schools are making moves to get in front of all this.

Does this mean that Bono is now a brilliant coach & tactician? Is all forgotten, made right and the naysayers striping their backs with whips in penance and begging his forgiveness? Will Cass sit on him to settle any disagreements?

GIve me five minutes in a room... I can't even imagine what that conversation would be like

Let's hope so. Even election fraud deniers should be happy with this. mspart

Weather gorgeous here the last couple weeks, did a couple 2" NY Strips on the grill & ate on the outdoor patio last night. Forgot to take a pic ... guess it never happened. Well there is this: we were celebrating an engagement.

I think Wrestlestat nails what their lineup is going to look like, as of now. 125 - K. Terukina 133 - E. Frost 141 - J. Frost 149 - A. Echemendia 157 - P. Johnson 165 - C. Euton 174 - M. Gaitan 184 - T. Naaktgeboren 197 - E. Bockman 285 - Y. Bastida As far as 141 goes, I think you see Z. Redding push J. Frost for the spot, even spot starting through the season, but we should see similar success from Jacob as we did his twin down at 133lbs last season. I expect Jacob to separate himself and establish himself as a low AA contender as the season progresses. Speaking of Z. Redding, he could also give A. Echemendia a run for his money at 149lbs. I anticipate C. Swiderski will also challenge for the spot at 149lbs. My money is on him, but Echemendia did win the spot last year before descending down to 141lbs. Whether or not Swiderski does win the spot at 149lbs and opts to avoid using his Redshirt until if he gets hurt (which is a wonderful option) late down the line, I do anticipate Swiderski to throw his hat in wherever he can. The same should be said for Echemendia. What I mean by that is that IF Swiderski wants to wrestle and does not 'earn' the 149lb spot, I think it an option or within the realm of possibility that if Euton struggles (which I think he will) that we see Swiderski attempt to give 165lbs a go. At 157lbs, I see a similar scenario between P. Johnson and C. Chittum. That is, if Chittum does not wish to Redshirt. The same could also be said for the loser there giving 165lbs a go. We could legitimately see the loser of A. Echemendia - C. Swiderski at 149lbs and P. Johnson - C. Chittum at 157lbs wrestle-off for the 165lb spot. I had high hopes that we would see M. Rojas enter the conversation at 165lbs but with the results we saw from him last year, I don't think he does, unfortunately. That said, if he is serious about being a D1 wrestler, he will try to throw his hat in the ring at 165lbs as well. That last dynamic is interesting to me in that Rojas and Swiderski wrestled for Michigan powerhouse schools (Detroit Catholic - Amines, Gilchers and Dundee - Davis, Buell) and their senior seasons wrestled as low as 138lbs (Swiderski) and as high as 215lbs (Rojas) before settling at 152lbs and 189lbs, respectively. Of note, both did wrestle up for team purposes nearly their entire careers.

A couple of thoughts: You are right that when presented with two, and only two, choices you often have to hold your nose and choose the "less bad" one. The first two in your list (college resume fabrication, plagiarized speech) are yawners for me. I am not sure what you are getting at about the 1994 crime bill. But if it the mass incarceration issue, at the time it was supported by the Congressional Black Caucus (2/3rds of members voted for passage). While in hindsight it had flaws, it was supported in its day. (https://www.brookings.edu/articles/did-the-1994-crime-bill-cause-mass-incarceration/) Biden's history of racist remarks certainly does bother me. When I voted for Biden in 2020 it was a vote against Trump, rather than a vote for Biden. I felt strongly enough about this that I voted against what I believed to be my economic interests. While I like a tax cut as much as the next guy, and worry about the Democrat's penchant for expanding the government through taxation and entitlement payments, I was willing to take a hit in the wallet to vote against Trump. That I have never been wealthier than at the end of Biden's first term is pretty shocking to me. I know inflation is a hot button topic for everyone, and it is for me. But this is not either a Trump or a Biden induced problem. The money supply grew astronomically under Trump, and then it grew by a similar amount under Biden initially. Against that reality, inflation was inevitable. Rather than putting it on a single politician, it is down to an exogenous shock. Shutting down the economy due to COVID is the proximate cause. Who do you blame for that? Democrats for pressuring for it, or Trump for agreeing to it? Yes. Finally, my third rail is January 6. I cannot, will not, vote for someone who attempted to cause an insurrection.

I read the statement as an attack because the confrontational directive comes before the conditional clause placement. Given your history of labeling, criticizing, and confronting me (rather than my ideas), my lizard brain took the negative directive as the primary message, making the hypothetical condition seem like an afterthought. I was wrong. Sorry.

This is updated to the best of my knowledge but let me know if you spot anything missing or off. Weight WS Rank Athlete 2024-25 Year Hometown Transferring From Transferring To 285 2 Wyatt Hendrickson Graduate Newton, KS Air Force Oklahoma State 174 2 Dean Hamiti Senior Joliet, IL Wisconsin Oklahoma State 197 3 Jacob Cardenas Graduate Kearny, NJ Cornell Michigan 149 3 Kyle Parco Graduate Danville, CA Arizona State Iowa 141 3 Andrew Alirez Graduate Greeley, CO Northern Colorado Will not transfer 285 5 Cohlton Schultz Graduate Parker, CO Arizona State Will not transfer 174 6 Lennox Wolak Graduate Columbus, OH Columbia Virginia Tech 165 7 Cam Amine Graduate Brighton, MI Michigan Oklahoma State 285 7 Yaraslau Slavikouski Graduate Rechitsa, BY Rutgers Will not transfer 165 8 Terrell Barraclough Graduate Kaysville, OH Penn State Utah Valley 157 10 Tommy Askey Graduate Pine Bush, NY App State Minnesota 165 10 Caleb Fish Graduate Eaton Rapids, MI Michigan State Oklahoma State 133 11 Connor McGonagle Graduate Danville, NH Lehigh Virginia Tech 141 13 Cleveland Belton Graduate Corona, CA Oregon State Oklahoma 174 13 Gaven Sax Graduate St. Robert, MO NDSU Oklahoma 157 15 Chase Saldate Senior Gilroy, CA Michigan State Michigan 285 17 Dorian Crosby Graduate Erie, PA Bucknell Gannon 125 17 Cooper Flynn Junior Seymour, TN Virginia Tech Minnesota 174 17 Clayton Whiting Sophomore Oconto Falls, WI Missouri Minnesota 141 20 Isaiah Powe Sophomore Mount Olive, AL Chattanooga 184 21 Brock Delsignore Junior Ballston Lake, NY NC State Little Rock 133 21 Ethan Oakley Junior Trinity, NC App State North Carolina 197 22 Evan Bockman Graduate Anchorage, AK Utah Valley Iowa State 165 24 Connor Brady Graduate Powell, OH Virginia Tech Will not transfer 133 24 Chris Cannon Graduate Oceanport, NJ Michigan 285 24 Seth Nitzel Senior Stilwell, FL Missouri 149 26 Jaivon Jones Graduate Shaker Heights, OH Northern Illinois Little Rock 174 26 Josh Ogunsanya Graduate River Forest, IL Columbia North Carolina 165 26 Kyle Mosher Graduate Rockville Centre, NY Columbia 125 27 Ramazan Attasauov Junior Nalchik, RU Iowa State Illinois 157 30 Jason Kraisser Graduate Ellicott City, MD Iowa State Illinois 157 31 Jared Hill Junior Broken Arrow, OK Oklahoma Wyoming 149 32 Sammy Alvarez Graduate Garfield, NJ Oklahoma State Rider 184 32 Maximus Hale Graduate West Chester, PA Penn Will not transfer 285 33 Devon Dawson Senior Brooklyn Park, MN NDSU Northern Illinois 125 34 Colton Camacho Graduate Delmont, PA Pitt Edinboro 157 34 Clayton Ulrey Graduate Grantville, PA Virginia Tech Northern Colorado 133 34 Sydney Flores Graduate West Covina, CA Air Force 174 35 Gerrit Nijenhuis Graduate Canonsburg, PA Oklahoma CSU Bakersfield 157 37 Nick Stampoulos Sophomore Newark, NJ Buffalo Lock Haven 133 37 Kyle Burwick Graduate Hettinger, ND Nebraska NDSU 197 37 Spencer Mooberry Junior Osage, IA NDSU Northern Illinois 125 37 Nick Babin Graduate Westwood, NJ Columbia Pitt 133 38 Angelo Rini Senior Mayfield Heights, OH Columbia Indiana 184 38 Rylan Rogers Sophomore Coeur d'Alene, ID Michigan Lehigh 285 39 Sam Mitchell Graduate Marshfield, WI Buffalo Wyoming 165 39 Charlie Darracott Graduate Flowery Branch, GA Stanford 157 41 Brock McMillen Junior Coalport, PA Pitt Pitt-Johnstown 149 42 Nathan Higley Sophomore Sullivan County, PA George Mason Bellarmine 285 44 Nolan Neves Sophomore Sidney, OH Columbia North Carolina 125 46 Markel Baker Sophomore Freeport, IL George Mason Northern Illinois 285 46 Peter Ming Graduate Elk Grove, CA Stanford 197 47 Carter Blough Sophomore Lowell, MI Michigan State 184 48 James Lledo Graduate Lower Merrion, PA Pitt Lock Haven 125 49 Evan Tallmadge Freshman Brick NJ Navy Pitt 133 50 Logan Frazier Freshman Crown Point, IN Virginia Tech Indiana 149 54 Justin Rivera Graduate Orlando, FL Campbell 184 55 Chase Kranitz Sophomore Irwin, PA Buffalo Pitt 165 57 Carter Schubert Freshman Marion, NY Cal Baptist Oklahoma 157 58 Jeremy Paradice Sophomore Moultrie, GA Chattanooga 174 59 Jay Nivison Graduate Davison, MI Buffalo Michigan State 285 60 Xavier Doolin Junior Kansas City, MO Northern Colorado Morgan State 285 61 Ryan Boersma Sophomore Channahon, IL Missouri North Carolina 125 61 Carlos Negrete Jr. Junior Fresno, CA NDSU 157 63 Carter Martinson Sophomore Altoona, IA Iowa Central College 133 63 Fernando Barreto Sophomore Pomona, CA NDSU Oklahoma 141 63 Job Greenwood Junior Fort Collins, CO Wyoming 197 63 Billy Janzer Junior Elk Township, NJ Rutgers 141 64 Sam Ewing Freshman Pleasant Hills, MO Buffalo Will not transfer 184 65 Connor Strong Senior Bel Air, MD Penn Chatanooga 165 65 Caden Dobbins Freshman Dallastown, PA Bloomsburg Lock Haven 133 66 Tommy Maddox Graduate Washingtonville, NY Buffalo West Virginia 157 68 Danny Nini Sophomore Orlando, FL North Carolina Illinois 125 69 Tristan Daugherty Graduate Peoria, IL Buffalo 184 71 Devin Wasley Sophomore Hammond, WI Minnesota NDSU 125 71 Dominic Chavez Junior Arlington, TX Presbyterian Texas Wesleyan 165 71 Hunter Mays Sophomore Farmingdale, NJ Lehigh 174 72 Sean Harman Graduate West Linn, OR Missouri Oregon State 197 73 Blake Schaffer Junior Canton, OH Kent State Cleveland State 174 73 Darrien Roberts Graduate Bethlehem, PA Oklahoma Morgan State 125 75 Will VomBaur Graduate Windsor, CO Northern Colorado 141 77 Benjamin Lunn Graduate Shakopee, MN Minnesota SIUE 184 79 Branson Britten Junior Amarillo, TX Northern Colorado Little Rock 184 80 Guiseppe Hoose Graduate Lakewood, NY Oklahoma 149 81 Joel Jesuroga Sophomore Pleasant Hill, IA Iowa Cal Poly 285 83 Billy Brosko Freshman Newtown Square, PA Drexel 165 85 Luke Odom Graduate Edwardsville, IL Illinois SIUE 125 85 Zachary Espalin Junior GIlbert, AZ Navy 125 85 Tristan Mascarenas Graduate Rio Rancho, NM Arizona State 174 87 Patrick Jackson Freshman Harper's Ferry, WV Lock Haven Gannon 285 87 Andrew Blackburn-Forst Sophomore Lockport, IL Northern Colorado NDSU 197 87 Brad Morrison Junior Landisburg, PA Lock Haven 149 88 Kaleb Burgess Junior Mohawk, NY Buffalo 141 89 Caleb Brooks Graduate Canal Winchester, OH Buffalo Glenville State 149 91 Ty Linsenbigler Junior Landisville, PA Lock Haven 197 91 Lathan Duda Junior Broken Bow, NE NDSU 157 92 Nick Delp Graduate New Kensington, PA Bucknell 157 92 Carson Miller Freshman Granville, OH Pitt 165 94 Bryce Sanderlin Graduate Chesapeake, VA Davidson 174 94 Carter Schmidt Graduate Norwalk, IA Iowa State 157 95 Landon Johnson Sophomore Owatonna, MN NDSU 197 97 Kolby Flank Senior Easton, PA Bloomsburg 149 99 Ryan Michaels Graduate McKeesport, PA Pitt Edinboro 197 99 Ruben Karapetyan Freshman Bethesda, MD George Mason 285 99 Gage Cook Sophomore Granger, WA Army 125 103 Cole Hunt Sophomore Jacksonville, NC North Carolina Montavello 285 104 Lonnell Owens-Pabon Sophomore Crofton, MD Buffalo 165 105 Mateo de la Pena Sophomore Federal Way, WA Cal Baptist Pitt 149 107 Gabe Onorato Junior Gibbstown, NJ Drexel Glenville State 174 107 Zachary Wells Graduate Sterling Heights, IM Presbyterian 149 108 Bretli Reyna Junior Homestead, FL Iowa Chattanooga 125 108 Logan Sallot Freshman Erie, PA Lock Haven Gannon 125 109 Aedyn Concepcion Senior Anchorage, AK Gardner-Webb 157 111 Tyler Badgett Graduate San Diego, CA Pitt 174 112 Braden Welch Sophomore Ashland, OH App State 149 113 Jack Nies Graduate Ocean, NJ American 125 114 Max Elton Sophomore Hammonton, NJ Buffalo Will not transfer 133 115 Kyle Rowan Graduate Perry, OH Stanford 165 116 Andrew Huddleston Graduate Hallsville, MO Iowa State Maryville University 165 116 Hunter Shaut Graduate Mohawk, NY Buffalo 197 118 Coen Grimm Freshman Wadsworth, OH Buffalo 133 119 Gio Diaz Graduate Valparaiso, IN Franklin & Marshall 141 119 Chris Rivera Graduate Graduate Campbell 157 119 David Berkovich Graduate Brooklyn, NY Columbia 125 120 Caleb Coyle Junior Omaha, NE Oregon State Nebraska-Kearney 133 121 TJ England Graduate Southampton, PA Clarion Ohio 133 122 Korbin Shepherd Junior Blue Springs, MO Missouri Cal Poly 184 122 AJ Heeg Freshman Edmond, OK Oklahoma State Northern Colorado 197 123 Cameo Blankenship Graduate McRae, GA Davidson 184 124 Damen Pape Junior Hastings, NE Northern Colorado Northern State 157 126 Lorenzo Rajaonarivelo Graduate Arlington, VA George Mason Glenville State 174 127 Ryan Bolletino Graduate Haddonfield, NJ Sacred Heart 157 128 Paolo Salminen Freshman Billings, MT Wyoming Minnesota St.-Mankato 197 131 Michael Baker Graduate Beavercreek, OH Columbia NDSU 165 131 Brant Whitaker Junior Boonville, MO Missouri Wyoming 197 136 Mike Tal-Shahar Sophomore Delray Beach, FL Wisconsin 125 138 Wyatt Skebba Freshman Hortonville, WI Central Michigan Wisconsin 157 139 Collin McCorkle Junior Wexford, PA Pitt 285 141 Max Acciardi Freshman Woodcliff Lake, NJ Cal Baptist Arizona State 141 141 Walker Bents Sophomore Glenwood, MN NDSU Minnesota St.-Mankato 141 143 Felix Lettini Sophomore Clark, NJ Wisconsin 174 144 Hayden Pummel Junior Indian Lake, OH Northern Illinois Glenville State 149 144 Theo Cha Graduate Anchorage, AK Minnesota 184 144 Kodiak Stephens Junior Arnold, CA Oregon State 125 145 Jacob Houpt Freshman Canonsburg, PA Kent State Seton Hill 149 149 Cade Balestrini Graduate Sunbury, PA Bloomsburg 141 151 Cam Soda Junior Burlington, MA Edinboro 157 152 Kaiden Wagner Sophomore Lewisburg, PA Lock Haven Lycoming 125 153 Ariel Waldman Freshman Hewlett, NY LIU 141 155 Sean Solis Sophomore Fountain Valley, CA NDSU Mary 197 155 Caleb Beaty Freshman Clayton, NC American 141 156 Nathan Aguilar Junior Gilroy, CA Oregon State 285 156 James Bankston Freshman Durham, NC App State 174 157 Aidan Faria Junior Cumberland, RI Kent State 184 157 Anthony DeRosa Junior MIlford, NJ Bloomsburg 133 158 Matt Ellis Sophomore Waynesville, OH Kent State 174 158 Nolen Zeigler Sophomore Loysville, PA Bloomsburg 133 159 Santino Sanchez Sophomore Whittier, CA CSU Bakersfield 197 161 Massoma Endene Junior Arlington, TX Wartburg Wisconsin 174 162 Mason Gode Junior Browerville, MN NDSU Minnesota St.-Moorhead 133 163 Braxton Appello Sophomore Easton, PA Ohio State Sacred Heart 133 163 Andrew Chambal Junior Davison, MI Michigan State 149 163 Dalton Blankenship Senior Aragon, GA Davidson 184 163 Aziz Fayzullaev Junior Tashkent, UZ Northwest College Arizona State 165 164 Carson Martinson Sophomore Altoona, IA Iowa Central College 133 165 Cole French Senior Fulton, NY Buffalo 125 169 Zachary Jacaruso Freshman Milford, PA George Mason 133 169 Dominic DiTomasso Sophomore Hahira, GA Chattanooga 125 170 Jacob Joyce Freshman Ponaganset, RI Stanford Brown 133 172 Makhare Rogers Freshman West Henrietta, NY Morgan State 125 174 Keegan Schlabach Freshman Lagrange, IN Clarion Manchester 149 174 Ty Cymmerman Senior Latrobe, PA Pitt 174 174 Mitchell Broskie Sophomore Dublin, OH Kent State 149 177 Chandler Ho Junior DuBois, PA Clarion 141 179 Thomas Fierro Junior South Plainfield, NJ Morgan State 149 181 Louden Stradling Freshman Gaylord, MI Central Michigan 165 182 Cole Zoller Graduate Medford, OR Oregon State 141 184 Freddy Junko Graduate Wexford, PA VMI 165 184 Cam Adams Freshman Howell, MI Central Michigan 285 184 Carson Hatch Senior Hughson, CA CSU Bakersfield 285 184 Zach Evans Freshman Chambersburg, PA Buffalo 141 185 Peyton Moore Sophomore Fulton, MO Missouri NDSU 133 186 Amantee Mills Freshman Fort Pierce, FL NDSU 157 187 Ethan Stiles Freshman Chicago, IL Nebraska Oregon State 149 187 Noah Roulo Senior Petersburg, VA VMI 133 191 Drew Cooper Freshman Omaha, NE Nebraska 133 193 Cody Phelps Junior Pinedale, WY Western Wyoming College Michigan State 133 194 Cheaney Schoeff Freshman Avon, IN Indiana Edinboro 149 197 Trae Thilmony Sophomore Trout Creek, MT NDSU Mary 285 198 Tyler Stewart Sophomore Woodbridge, VA Morgan State Virginia Tech 141 204 Drew Woodley Graduate Northfield, MN Iowa State Grandview 141 211 Malachi Bordovsky Junior Wahoo, NE Iowa Western Drexel 141 211 Corey Camden Sophomore Conroe, TX Arizona State 157 217 Brayden Shelton Freshman Centralia, MO Northern Illinois 197 218 Macray Klohs Freshman Plymouth, MN NDSU 141 220 Hunter Sloan Freshman Doylestown, PA Bucknell 157 220 Jamisen Colongione Sophomore Sayerville, NY LIU 184 220 Mahkyi Smith Freshman Lehi, UT Cal Baptist 197 224 Christian Carroll Freshman Elkhart, IN Oklahoma State 197 225 Niccolo Colucci Junior Summit, NJ Rutgers 197 226 Brett Wittman Senior Appleton, WI Clarion 157 228 Frankie McNeary Sophomore Cliffside Park, NJ Rider 157 228 Aidan Hernandez Freshman Saint Charles, MO Arizona State 157 230 Aiden Smith Sophomore Brighton, MI Northern Illinois Adrian 149 231 Cade White Freshman Meridian, ID Oregon State Providence (Mont) 184 235 Ryan Stein Sophomore Latham, NY Chattanooga 157 236 Dagen Condomitti Freshman Northampton, PA Oregon State Rutgers 149 238 Hunter Hockensmith Graduate Spofford, NH Franklin & Marshall 149 242 Tanner Gerber Sophomore Cameron, WI NDSU 165 265 Zane Licht Freshman Prairie du Sac, WI NDSU Wartburg 165 265 Miles Bassett Graduate St. Louis, MO Bucknell 165 267 Griffin Ray Freshman Hillsboro, MO Nebraska SIUE 285 267 PJ Casale Sophomore Little Falls, NJ Rutgers Will not transfer 165 271 Sam Beckett Sophomore Harleysville, PA Stanford 165 272 Jack Pickersgill Freshman Holtsville, NY LIU Cortland State 165 276 Brady Conlin Freshman Williamstown, NJ Rider 133 282 Lane Aikey Sophomore Bald Eagle, PA Edinboro 174 283 Jacob Yawn Graduate Shreveport, LA Cornell 133 291 Spencer Von Savoye Freshman Oakdale, CA Cal Baptist 141 298 Brayden Sonnentag Freshman Boyd, WI Wyoming Minnesota St.-Mankato 141 299 Toby Billerman Freshman Indianapolis, IN SIUE 174 300 Tyler Martinez Freshman Plano, IL Northern Illinois 141 306 Tanner Frothinger Freshman Eagle, ID Nebraska Utah Valley 141 307 Kaiser Simpson Freshman Cushing, OK Cal Baptist 141 308 Dy'Vaire Van Dyke Freshman Fairlawn, MI Michigan State 174 309 Ryder Dearborn Freshman Santee, CA CSU Bakersfield 157 310 Gavynn Carpenter Freshman Hallsville, MO Northern Illinois 157 314 Michael Duggan Freshman Boiling Springs, PA Bloomsburg Franklin & Marshall 157 314 Jackson Berry-Bissessar Freshman Ashburn, VA Morgan State 141 316 Eyan Chavez Sophomore Antonito, CO Northern Colorado 149 352 Pedro Velazquez Junior Victoria, MN NDSU 197 N/A Bradley Whitright Junior Cheyenne, WY North Idaho NDSU