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Eligible MFS wrestlers not in Final X: James Green - World Team Jordan Burroughs - World Team David Taylor - World Team Zane Richards - World Team Nick Lee - World Team Zain Retherford - World Team Kyle Dake - World Team Chance Marsteller - World Team Aaron Brooks - World Team Mason Parris - World Team Thomas Gilman - National Team Joey McKenna - National Team Jesse Mendez - National Team Jason Nolf - National Team Jarrett Jacques - National Team Isaac Trumble - National Team Kollin Moore - National Team Nate Jackson - National Team Hayden Zillmer - National Team Nick Gwiazdowski - National Team Dom Bradley - National Team Jacob Cardenas - U23 medalist Marcus Blaze - U20 Medalist Bo Bassett - U20 Medalist PJ Duke - U20 Medalist Ladarion Lockett - U20 Medalist Zack Ryder - U20 Medalist Josh Barr - U20 Medalist Justin Rademacher - U20 Medalist Ben Kueter - U20 Medalist Reyes Sanchez - U17 Champ (If age eligible) Dom Munaretto - U17 Champ (If age eligible) Michael Mocco - U17 Champ (If age eligible) Dan Deshazer - Bill Farrell Will Dekraker - Bill Farrell Ruben Calderon - Bill Farrell Will Lewan - Bill Farrell (Duke already qualified) Eloy Perkin - Bill Farrell Evan Wick - Bill Farrell Marcus Coleman - Bill Farrell Eric Schultz - Bill Farrell Mike Macchiavello - Bill Farrell (Snyder already qualified) Nashon Garrett - Ranking Series David Carr - Ranking Series Rocco Welsh - Ranking Series Jon Aiello - Ranking Series Ream Woods - Ranking Series Chance Marsteller - Ranking Series Vince Robinson - NCAA Troy Spratley - NCAA Lucas Byrd - NCAA Drake Ayala - NCAA Zeth Romney - NCAA Brock Hardy - NCAA Beau Bartlett - NCAA Ridge Lovett - NCAA Caleb Henson - NCAA Shayne Van Ness - NCAA Antrell Taylor - NCAA Joey Blaze - NCAA Tyler Kasak - NCAA Mikey Caliendo - NCAA Peyton Hall - NCAA Dean Hamiti - NCAA Keegan O'Toole - NCAA Levi Haines - NCAA Carter Starocci - NCAA Parker Keckeisen - NCAA Max McNally - NCAA Stephen Buchanan - NCAA AJ Ferrari - NCAA Gable Steveson - NCAA Colton Schultz - NCAA Liam Cronin - US Open Nico Provo - US Open Brendan McCrone - US Open Abe Assad - US Open Brady Roark - US Open Seth Gross - US Open Ben Davino - US Open Austin DeSanto - US Open Mike McGee - US Open Fernando Barreto - US Open Aden Valencia - US Open Carter Young - US Open Tom Crook - US Open Ian Parker - US Open Bryce Andonian - US Open Brayton Lee - US Open Jackson Arrington - US Open Quincy Monday - US Open Terrell Barraclough - US Open Ed Scott - US Open Simon Ruiz - US Open Muhamed McBryde - US Open Kennedy Monday - US Open Ethan Riddle - US Open Chris Moore - US Open Aedon Sinclair - US Open Dustin Plott - US Open Hayden Walters - US Open Patrick Brophy - US Open Zane Lanham - US Open Christian Knop - US Open Garrett Hoffman - US Open Ethan Laird - US Open Massoma Endene - US Open Demetrius Thomas - US Open Christian Lance - US Open Trent Hillger - US Open Jordan Wood - US Open Lucas Stoddar - US Open Someone can go through and add weights. But I think this is everyone. I did Top-4 for national team based upon The team listed on TheMat.

There is only 1 world team member. That's the person that competes at worlds. The national team is where multiple members exist. 2023 World Team Current National Team

Wow. Koontz misses weight. Raney is your World Team member.

Jadyn made the world team because Koontz missed weight. All the more reason why they should go to Illinois instead of Iowa.

Wrestlers who meet the following criteria will qualify for the World Team Trials Challenge Tournament: a) 2023 Senior Men’s Freestyle World Team Member b) 2024 Senior Men’s Freestyle National Team Member c) 2024 U23 Men’s Freestyle World Medalist d) 2024 U20 Men’s Freestyle World Medalist e) 2024 U17 Men’s Freestyle World Champion (age eligible) f) November 2024 Armed Forces Men’s Freestyle World Medalist g) November 2024 Bill Farrell International highest placing (top 4) U.S. athlete, who has yet to qualify, will earn a spot in the 2025 World Team Trials Challenge Tournament h) February 2025 UWW Medalists at Ranking Series events #1 & #2 i) March 2025 NCAA I top 3 place finisher j) April 2025 Senior Men’s Freestyle U.S. Open Championships - top 7 place finisher per weight class k) May 2025 Senior Pan American Championships Medalist --------- It makes a lot of sense that he doesn't go to the open. There will be a lot smaller field for the challenge tournament to navigate through and the 2nd best guy won't be there.

Projections on where they fit into a lineup shouldn't have an impact on which class is better. There are too many unknowns with the portal, injuries, etc. Just because there isn't a wide-open spot today doesn't mean there won't be one tomorrow or vice versa. Look at Zach Ryder. Plus, with the various redshirts, there are all sorts of ways to make the lineups work so that guys get their full 4 years.

1. Take the @Pablo individual rankings. 2. Run a dual simulation for each team against each other. 3. Take the top-16. 4. Profit.

Oklahoma State. 3 in the Top-6 > Top-2 & 5 in the Top 25 > 4. I need to go back and update my points scored for each recruiting rank to get an updated idea on what to expect from each.

Nini wrestled 57/65 last year. Is he going to make that big of a cut? Is Webster planning on going up?

For @ILLINIWrestlingBlog Now that Byrd and Luffman have said they are coming back 125: Moore 133: Byrd 141: Pucino 149: Webster 157: Nini/Bennett 165: Scoles 174: Moore/Kelly 184: Connell/Moore 197: Connell/?? 285: Luffman

Sounds like you will.

It is.

Stiles

Fun REO Speedwagon tidbit for you peeps... When my sister and I were kids, we did the Big Brothers Big Sisters program, and my sister's mentor was the mother of REO's bassist Bruce Hall.

Athletics has raised $37,017 from 749 gifts! Wrestling had 84 donors. I did some math (they have a leaderboard that shows the percentages each team was behind the 1st) to calculate that they raised $3650 or 43.50/donor.

Those numbers @Idaho is quoting seem to be for all of Cal-Bakersfield and not just wrestling.

FR/SO - 103 JR - 112 SR - 125 College 133 until semester and then I would move up to 141.

Post-College - Kyle Ruschell (Wisconsin) beat me in my first ever FS match at Sunkist. I was helping coach our women's team that went and someone got sick, but they wouldn't refund the spot, so I used it. Never wrestled or trained FS before. My 2nd one I lost 1-0 to David Jauregui (WV) and called my FS career to a close. College - Terrance Almond - Dana (4x NAIA AA) HS - Mark Moos at NHSCA Open Best I ever beat would probably be Julian Gunnels of Briar Cliff (2x NAIA 3rd). Majored him in a dual.

Ahhh. I missed that when I was looking at the scoring. Good thing I haven't done it yet. Ha

Yep. Part of why I haven't done it yet. More of a fun feature than anything. But, prior to 1955 there was no scoring except for placement, so that helps quite a bit. I think I'll end up doing % of max points available. Anyone that was a 3x national champ prior to freshman or 4x national champ after will max out the points until 1972 when bonus points were added to scoring.

Yep. Hoping to get it updated this week. Been working on the backend. One of the things I am hoping to do this year is calculate each wrestler's team points for each "era" of rules and help compare the differences and wrestlers from each era. It'd be cool to know how many point Taylor would score if he was wrestling in 1929, 1970, 1985, etc...

Kentucky had the same thing happen last year after their coach left. I think almost all of Iowa's team is in the portal too. Some of those guys could come back if they like their new coach. Illinois had only one player return after last season, and their coach didn't leave. This is now very common in basketball with smaller rosters and bigger money.

The full list of Cael's to be a NQ in college: Cael Bartels - Rochester Tech (MN) Cael Carlson - Minnesota Cael Happel - Northern Iowa Cael Jordan - Doane Cael Larson - Augustana (SD) Cael McCormick - Army Cael McLaren - Cornell (IA) Cael Smith - Northeastern/Snow Cael Swenson - South Dakota State Cael Valencia - Arizona State

I have 92' & 97' Iowa with 46. 01' MN & 24' PSU with 45, 83' IA with 44 as the top-5. 92' Iowa: Brands & Steiner bros had 5 each, Chelesvig - 6, Fiser - 4, Oostendorp - 5, Reiland - 2, Ryan - 5, Zaputil - 4. You'll want to double-check that i mathed right on those too. Ha

Don't have the time right now, unfortunately. This page can answer #1 & 2. This page can answer #3.