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Friday’s DI Dual Resuls Kent State 31 Buffalo 6 125 - Cullen Edwards (Buffalo) dec Adan Benavidez (Kent State) 5-1 133 - Gianni Silvestri (Buffalo) dec Nick Molchak (Kent State) 8-1 141 - Tyler Adams (Kent State) dec Mason Rohr (Buffalo) 8-4 149 - Nate Roth (Kent State) fall Aaron Lanster (Buffalo) 5:44 157 - Reese Stephen (Kent State) maj Sam Ewing (Buffalo) 15-2 165 - Chris Earnest (Kent State) tech Rex Bryson (Buffalo) 15-0 174 - Ethan Barr (Kent State) maj Cole Dunham (Buffalo) 11-0 184 - JR Reed (Kent State) maj Cooper Roscosky (Buffalo) 14-6 197 - Trent Thomas (Kent State) dec Connor Jacobs (Buffalo) 7-3 285 - Brentan Simmerman (Kent State) dec Magnus Bibla (Buffalo) 10-4 Michigan 44 Columbia 0 125 - Henry Aslikyan (Michigan) maj Sulayman Bah (Columbia) 15-3 133 - Moses Mendoza (Michigan) tech Evin Gursoy (Columbia) 24-8 141 - Kellen Wolbert (Michigan) tech Roman Lermer (Columbia) 22-6 149 - Sergio Lemley (Michigan) dec Lorenzo Frezza (Columbia) 9-8 157 - Haakon Peterson (Michigan) maj Rawson Iwanicki (Columbia) 11-3 165 - Cam Catrabone (Michigan) tech Nick Campagna (Columbia) 15-0 174 - Beau Mantanona (Michigan) tech Spencer Fine (Columbia) 16-1 184 - Brock Mantanona (Michigan) fall Joe Curtis (Columbia) 1:12 197 - Hayden Walters (Michigan) maj Kingston Daniells Silva (Columbia) 12-1 285 - Niko Sahakian (Michigan) dec Vincent Mueller (Columbia) 4-2 SIU Edwardsville 30 George Mason 6 125 - Malachi Stratton (George Mason) dec Drew Davis (SIU Edwardsville) 4-3 133 - Marcel Lopez (SIU Edwardsville) dec Max Tancini (George Mason) 7-4 141 - Kiernan Meink (SIU Edwardsville) dec Tate Hisey (George Mason) 5-0 149 - Hayden Whidden (SIU Edwardsville) dec Thomas Stofka (George Mason) 5-1 157 - DJ McGee (George Mason) dec PJ Murphy (SIU Edwardsville) 1-0 165 - Brock Woodcock (SIU Edwardsville) tech Kross Cassiday (George Mason) 20-0 174 - Dominic Lopez (SIU Edwardsville) maj Evan Maag (George Mason) 15-5 184 - Caleb Neal (SIU Edwardsville) dec Dom Sumpolec (George Mason) 3-0 197 - Nick Nosler (SIU Edwardsville) fall Rudy Wagner (George Mason) 2:23 Oklahoma State 27 Nebraska 6 125 - Rocklin Zinkin (Oklahoma State) dec Vince Robinson (Nebraska) 2-1 133 - Jax Forrest (Oklahoma State) tech Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) 21-6 141 - Jayden Raney (Oklahoma State) maj Lincoln Sledzianowski (Nebraska) 10-2 149 - Sergio Vega (Oklahoma State) dec Anthony Echemendia (Nebraska) 4-2 157 - Landon Robideau (Oklahoma State) dec Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) 3-1 165 - Casey Swiderski (Oklahoma State) dec Meyer Shapiro (Nebraska) 4-2 174 - Christopher Minto (Nebraska) dec Lorenzo Norman (Oklahoma State) 5-1 184 - Mikey White (Oklahoma State) dec Lucas Cochran (Nebraska) 9-4 197 - Cody Merrill (Oklahoma State) dec Camden McDanel (Nebraska) 4-1SV 285 - Cade Ziola (Nebraska) dec Dreshaun Ross (Oklahoma State) 4-1 Iowa 44 Bellarmine 0 125 - Leo DeLuca (Iowa) tech Joe Calvin (Bellarmine) 15-0 133 - Kale Petersen (Iowa) maj Shay Korhorn (Bellarmine) 14-2 141 - Nasir Bailey (Iowa) dec Trayce Eckman (Bellarmine) 8-1 149 - Ryder Block (Iowa) maj AJ Rallo (Bellarmine) 19-5 157 - Kael Voinovich (Iowa) dec Isaac Johns (Bellarmine) 10-4 165 - Carter Schubert (Iowa) tech Noah Hall (Bellarmine) 19-4 174 - Gabe Arnold (Iowa) maj Jack Ring (Bellarmine) 16-4 184 - Angelo Ferrari (Iowa) fall Gavin Ricketts (Bellarmine) 5:38 197 - Harvey Ludington (Iowa) maj Andrew Liber (Bellarmine) 14-2 285 - Ben Kueter (Iowa) fall Justin Hoffer (Bellarmine) :42 Stanford 36 CSU Bakersfield 6 125 - Nico Provo (Stanford) maj Gabe Ramirez (CSU Bakersfield) 17-5 133 - Jarrett Smith (Stanford) maj Saxton Scott (CSU Bakersfield) 19-7 141 - Robert Jones (CSU Bakersfield) dec Adam Mattin (Stanford) 8-4 149 - Aden Valencia (Stanford) tech Braden Priest (CSU Bakersfield) 18-2 157 - Jacob Bell (CSU Bakersfield) dec Jack DeSena (Stanford) 4-1 165 - Grigor Cholakyan (Stanford) dec Gabriel Schumm (CSU Bakersfield) 9-6 174 - Hunter Garvin (Stanford) fall Evan Manzo (CSU Bakersfield) 3:45 184 - Luke Duthie (Stanford) tech Chris Neal (CSU Bakersfield) 17-2 197 - Abe Wojcikiewicz (Stanford) maj Jaxon Hamilton (CSU Bakersfield) 11-1 285 - Brockton Borelli (Stanford) tech Elijah Gawronski (CSU Bakersfield) 20-4 Cal Poly 34 Michigan State 7 125 - Koda Holeman (Cal Poly) tech Drew Hansen (Michigan State) 20-5 133 - Arno Vardanyan (Cal Poly) dec Caleb Weiand (Michigan State) 5-0 141 - Josh Requena (Cal Poly) dec Connor Younts (Michigan State) 2-0 149 - Evan Gosz (Michigan State) dec Zaydrien Hernandez (Cal Poly) 9-3 157 - Anthony Berg (Cal Poly) tech Darius Marines (Michigan State) 26-10 165 - Jagger French (Cal Poly) fall Jack Conley (Michigan State) 6:16 174 - Cash Stewart (Cal Poly) maj Connor O’Neill (Michigan State) 10-2 184 - Ceasar Garza (Cal Poly) tech Gavin Craner (Michigan State) 19-3 197 - Levi Bussey (Cal Poly) dec Kael Wisler (Michigan State) 6-2 285 - Josh Terrill (Michigan State) maj Wesley Wilson (Cal Poly) 10-1

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For the second straight Friday night, we have a massive dual on tap! This time it’s #3 Nebraska heading to Stillwater to take on #2 Oklahoma State. Sometimes, matchups between highly ranked teams don’t end up being as good as they look on paper because each team's stars don’t hit. That won’t be the case with Friday’s dual as we have the potential to see two NCAA finals rematches and, perhaps, six bouts that feature returning All-American tangling. The hosts are led by David Taylor, who is in the midst of his third season leading the Cowboys. His team has finished second and third at the last two NCAA Tournaments and they have his alma mater, Penn State, in their sights. Taylor’s team features three wrestlers who captured NCAA titles in 2026 as true freshman, plus they inked the top recruiting class in the country, so there’s plenty of young talent and options in the Cowboy wrestling room. Oklahoma State comes in with a 1-0 record after a 45-0 win over Drexel on Sunday. Nebraska finished a spot behind Oklahoma State at the 2026 NCAA Tournament, but one ahead of them in 2025, taking third and second in each of the last two seasons. Nebraska returns a talented core, but also got the services of three multi-time All-Americans from the transfer portal in the offseason. While some are focused on Penn State/Oklahoma State, Nebraska is ready to remind fans that they shouldn’t be overlooked and are a dangerous team. Nebraska started its season with a 28-9 win over #23 Wyoming. These two teams met twice in the 2025-26 season, with Oklahoma State taking both matches. They dominated to the tune of 33-6 at the National Duals Invitational, but it was much more competitive a month later in Lincoln (22-12). Here’s a match-by-match look at the dual and the probable starters. 125 lbs - #4 Vince Robinson (Nebraska) vs. #7 Troy Spratley/Rocklin Zinkin (Oklahoma State) Right off the bat, we could have a 2025 NCAA finals rematch and another chapter in the rivalry between Vince Robinson and Troy Spratley. Robinson took the NCAA championship via a match in tiebreakers. He won the first three matches in the series between the two. Spratley got on the board with a win in the 2026 NCAA Round of 16; however, Robinson returned the favor in the consolations. He would finish fourth and Spratley was fifth. Last week, Robinson made his Nebraska debut with an 8-2 decision over Wyoming’s Isaiah Harrison. Spratley has yet to compete through the first two weeks of the season. That means that the Oklahoma State staff might turn to true freshman Rocklin Zinkin. Zinkin bonused his way through the Cowboy Invitational in week one and got the call against Drexel and majored #33 Oumar Tounkara. Spratley and Robinson are extremely familiar with each other so giving the freshman a shot might produce a different outcome and give the Cowboys an early spark. 133 lbs - #8 Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) vs. #1 Jax Forrest (Oklahoma State) Since Jax Forrest made his collegiate debut in early January, he missed this dual last season and didn’t face Jacob Van Dee at all, even though both made the NCAA podium. For Forrest, he finished on top of the star-studded podium, despite starting the year competing in high school. Van Dee took seventh place for a second consecutive season. Forrest started the 2026-27 campaign on fire with a title at the Cowboy Invitational and a tech fall over a top ten opponent in TK Davis (Gardner-Webb). None of his four matches thus far have ventured into the third period. Van Dee suffered an upset loss to Wyoming’s Luke Willochell in his season debut. Oddly enough, Van Dee also started the 2025-26 campaign with a loss via upset, so he’s no stranger to dusting himself off and getting back on the right track; though that’s easier said than done against Forrest. 141 lbs - Lincoln Sledzianowski (Nebraska) vs. #15 Jayden Raney (Oklahoma State) It looks like we’ll have a battle of true freshmen at 141 lbs with Lincoln Sledzianowski taking on Jayden Raney. Sledzianowski was victorious in his Nebraska debut, majoring Wyoming’s Derek Barrows, 11-2. He was a late riser on MatScout’s Class of 2026, but finished his senior year at #22 overall. Jayden Raney comes in with a perfect record after competing at the Cowboy Invitational and the Drexel dual. His most impressive win during the first two weeks came over teammate Tagen Jamison, 6-5. While matches between teammates can be difficult to interpret, it does indicate that Raney should be able to win at a high level in year one. Raney has plenty of big match experience, as he won a U20 world championship in Greco in 2024 and has already made a Senior world team. 149 lbs - #5 Anthony Echemendia (Nebraska) vs. #2 Sergio Vega (Oklahoma State) This is one of the marquee matchups of the dual. Both Sergio Vega and Anthony Echemendia came up from 141 lbs, a year ago. Vega famously won a national title as a true freshman with surrendering a single takedown. Echemendia finished sixth to earn All-American honors for a second time in his career. Echemendia had two losses to Vega last season, but by a very thin margin. 4-2 in their dual meeting and 2-1 in tiebreakers, during their Big 12 finals bout. Basically, Echemendia was about as close as anyone has come to taking out Vega in college. Echemendia’s first bout in a Nebraska singlet saw him major Wyoming’s Austin Collins, 17-4. Vega rolled through the Cowboy Invitational and posted a 6-1 victory over #23 Anthony Santaniello in the Drexel dual. Any path to victory for the Cornhuskers probably features a win by Echemendia here. 157 lbs - #3 Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) vs. #1 Landon Robideau (Oklahoma State) It’s an NCAA final rematch in week three and, perhaps, the second of this dual and a clash between a pair of NCAA champions. Landon Robideau and Antrell Taylor met twice during the 2025-26 season and split matches. Taylor was responsible for Robideau’s first collegiate loss, one that came via tiebreakers during their December dual. It was one of only two losses on the year for the young Cowboy. Robideau obviously got revenge with a 4-2 victory in the national finals. Robideau has started the 2026-27 campaign on fire with three techs and a fall. Taylor put up 17 points during a major decision in his opening bout of the season. Despite the offensive output from both wrestlers thus far, I’d expect a low-scoring tactical bout from the pair. This match is even more of a toss-up than 149 lbs and is essential in a Nebraska win. 165 lbs - Meyer Shapiro (Nebraska) vs. #3 Casey Swiderski (Oklahoma State) When Meyer Shapiro transferred from Cornell, the plan was that he would sit out for 2026-27 and wait for Taylor to finish up his eligibility, while getting healthy himself. The plans have appeared to change after an injury to returning 165 lb starter LJ Araujo. Shapiro lit up the scoreboard in his first bout with Nebraska and teched Wyoming’s Manny Rojas, 19-3. That match was a reminder that, if healthy, the three-time All-American Shapiro could factor into the title hunt at 165 lbs. Now, Shapiro will have to face another Michigan native and Rojas’ former Iowa State teammate, Casey Swiderski. The two-time All-American, Swiderski, has jumped up two weights in the offseason and three from his early days at ISU. In week one, Swiderski posted two impressive wins, both in extra time, over talented teammates Kody Routledge and Ladarion Lockett. It appears as if he’s got the early lead in the race for the starting role for the Cowboys at this weight. 174 lbs - #2 Christopher Minto (Nebraska) vs. #12 Alex Facundo (Oklahoma State) This is another competitive weight for the Cowboys, as NCAA qualifier Lorenzo Norman transferred in during the offseason. Many predicted that he would take over the starting spot at 174 lbs. Incumbent Alex Facundo put a stop to that with his head-to-head win over Norman at the Cowboy Invitational. Against Drexel, Facundo notched a 7-2 victory over Jasiah Queen, one of the Dragons best wrestlers. There’s no doubt surrounding who gets the nod at 174 lbs for the Huskers. Two-time All-American and returning national finalist Christopher Minto is “the guy.” Minto had an offseason that included a handful of RAF matches against extremely high-level competition. In his first bout this year, Minto posted a solid 10-4 win over Wyoming national qualifier Riley Davis. These two met twice during the 2025-26 season. Facundo shocked Minto at the National Duals Invitational and got the 2-1 upset. Minto returned the favor a month later with a 4-1 dual victory. Minto’s loss to Facundo was one of only six during the season, and three against opponents not named Levi Haines. If this dual is heavily tilted towards the Cowboys, perhaps the momentum could carry Facundo to another win. 184 lbs - #18 Lucas Cochran/Ethan DeLeon (Nebraska) vs. #11 Michael White (Oklahoma State) Nebraska has Lucas Cochran and Ethan DeLeon both listed as potential starters at this weight. Cochran transferred in from Penn State, but has only competed at 197 or heavyweight in previous seasons. That being said, he’s amassed some impressive wins up at the larger weights. Cochran was recovering from an offseason injury and didn’t compete against Wyoming, but did win four matches at the Dakota Wesleyan Open last week. We’ll see if the Nebraska staff is ready to unleash Cochran or turn to DeLeon again. Facing Wyoming, DeLeon fell to returning All-American Eddie Neitenbach, 13-8. Last year, DeLeon went 6-7 overall and picked up two wins versus DI competition. The likely opponent for the Nebraska duo is freshman Michael White. While other teammates got the pre-collegiate hype, it has been White who has impressed early in the 2026-27 campaign. At the Cowboy Invitational, White took out teammate and former All-American Bennett Berge. Against Drexel, White handed Ethan Wilson his first loss of the year, by way of a tech fall. 197 lbs - #5 Camden McDanel (Nebraska) vs. #2 Cody Merrill (Oklahoma State) It will be round three in a struggle between the two All-Americans, Camden McDanel and Cody Merrill. Last year, Merrill took both bouts against McDanel by identical 2-1 scores, though one was decided in tiebreakers. McDanel ended up in fifth place in Cleveland, while Merrill made the national finals. Both wrestlers already have a loss on their resume for the 2026-27 season. McDanel had a one-takedown loss to Wyoming All-American Joey Novak. Merrill injury defaulted out of a match in tiebreakers against Little Rock’s Stephen Little. Based on last year's results and the style of both wrestlers, you’d have to assume that round three will be extremely low-scoring. Getting one takedown might be the equivalent of three or four in most other matches. 285 lbs - #14 Cade Ziola (Nebraska) vs. #1 Konnor Doucet/Dreshaun Ross (Oklahoma State) We will most likely see a matchup between future (or current) heavyweight stars with Cade Ziola and Dreshaun Ross. Ziola redshirted last season and put together a sparkling 16-3 record. He got the call in last year’s dual against the Cowboys and suffered a 2-1 loss to Konner Doucet. Ziola started his 2026-27 season with a tech fall over Wyoming’s Winston McBride. Through two weeks of action, Taylor has turned to true freshman Dreshaun Ross at this weight. Ross responded with a 14-4 major decision victory over #20 Nate Schon in the dual against Drexel. It was his second ranked win of the young season. Oklahoma State also has returning All-American Konner Doucet available. We’ll have to monitor how this battle for the starting spot develops in the weeks to come. However, another start and another win by Ross might be an indicator of where the Cowboy staff might turn.

Happy Friday, and happy to change things up and preview the most important DI dual happening this weekend. Army vs Air Force A great example of what a lot of people think college athletics should be about. No transfers, no redshirts, no 7th years. The first time these great programs have dualed in a while and it should be a good one. WrestleStat has it 19-14 for Air Force, and most ranking services have the Falcons ranked higher than the Black Knights, so Army will have to perform well to win. They did show they have it in them, drubbing Wisconsin on the road earlier this week. Here are the projected matchups. Side Note: Pay for WrestleStat Premium immediately- you won't regret it. 125 - West Point will go with plebe Cadell Lee, who got on the board early with a win over veteran Alan Koehler from Wisconsin. Air Force counters with Bradley Patterson, who is 3-4 on the young season 133 - Air Force will likely start Jacob Jones, who is out to a 4-1 start this year. Army has options here with Jake Crapps and Jo Uhorchuk. 141 - The marquee matchup of the dual as Air Force will rely on returning All-American Carter Nogle here. Army will counter with 2x NCAA qualifier Braden Basile. Expect fireworks in this one; both guys wrestle a pretty open style. 149 - A pivotal bout here. Army's Mason Barvitskie got a big win in the Wisconsin dual. Air Force's Lincoln Gregerson is 5-2 already this year. 157 - Army has Joey Antonio ready to roll and he has had a hot start to the young season. He will likely see Anders Kittleson here. 165 - Logan Fowler was a big recruit for Air Force and he has already notched 5 wins this season. Army will counter with a seasoned vet in Andrew Christie, who is looking to get into the dual-win column this year. 174 - In true military dual style, we will likely see a battle of Gunners. Army's Filipowicz is a 3x NCAA qualifier who is moving up a weight. Air Force brings Gunner Cramblett to the lineup. 184 - Air Force's strong upperweights begin with Brian Burburjia, who had a 20-win season a few years back and has some quality wins in his career. Army has depth here. Gage LaPlante went against Wisconsin, but we could see Copper Haase or Nash Banko as well. 197 - Air Force has nationally ranked Karson Tompkins ready to roll. He is another huge recruit for them and is looking to put together a strong sophomore campaign. Army will go with Reid Schroeder, who is looking to break through as a starter after two very strong seasons as an understudy. 285 - Army's Brady Colbert is ranked as high as #4 this year after his win over Braxton Amos. Army also has two HWTs who placed at the Bill Farrell and Lucas Stoddard is always an intriguing option as a former NCAA ualifier. Air Force has a young prospect in Rylan Kuhn who is 4-1 as a sophomore. A lot of razor-thin margins here in a dual that has it all. Nationally ranked guys, marquee matchups, team depth and solid tactical coaching on both sides make this the dual of the weekend. Be sure to tune in Sunday at 1pm to catch the battle for the Silver Star.

Thursday’s DI Dual Results NC State 24 Navy 12 125 - Dom Deputy (NC State) dec Nick Treaster (Navy) 4-2 133 - Sean Wilcox (NC State) dec Sean Garretson (Navy) 7-6 141 - Caedyn Ricciardi (Navy) dec Zach Redding (NC State) 4-2 149 - Koy Buesgens (NC State) maj Coltyn Reedy (Navy) 11-1 157 - Jackson Arrington (NC State) maj Jonathan Ley (Navy) 13-1 165 - Will Denny (NC State) dec McKaden Speece (Navy) 12-5 174 - Danny Wask (Navy) tech Jason Kwaak (NC State) 19-3 184 - Jake Dailey (NC State) maj Daniel Williams (Navy) 10-2 197 - Patrick Brophy (NC State) dec Zyan Hall (Navy) 5-3 285 - Spencer Lanosga (Navy) maj Kai Calcutt (NC State) 10-2 Penn State 42 Bloomsburg 3 125 - Luke Lilledahl (Penn State) tech Justin Jones (Bloomsburg) 19-5 133 - Masanosuke Ono (Penn State) maj Austin Pollard (Bloomsburg) 20-9 141 - Scott Johnson (Bloomsburg) dec Hayden Cunningham (Penn State) 8-1 149 - Shayne Van Ness (Penn State) fall Jay Chase (Bloomsburg) 1:26 157 - Tyler Kasak (Penn State) dec Michael Turi (Bloomsburg) 8-1 165 - PJ Duke (Penn State) tech Morgan Schwarz (Bloomsburg) 22-6 174 - Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) tech Mohamed Abdelhady (Bloomsburg) 22-4 184 - Rocco Welsh (Penn State) tech Gavin Hannah (Bloomsburg) 19-3 197 - Josh Barr (Penn State) tech Wyatt Bush (Bloomsburg) 15-0 285 - Connor Mirasola (Penn State) maj Mason Rebuck (Bloomsburg) 14-4 Air Force 36 New Mexico Highlands 12 125 - Diego Camarillo (New Mexico Highlands) dec Brayden Bohnsack (Air Force) 10-3 133 - Rylan Madrid (New Mexico Highlands) fall Samuel Comes (Air Force) 4:04 141 - Tanner Spalding (Air Force) tech Michael Romero (New Mexico Highlands) 17-0 149 - Trason Oehme (Air Force) tech Caden Gorishek-Cobbin (New Mexico Highlands) 20-2 157 - Arment Waltenbaugh (Air Force) fall Mikey Fritz (New Mexico Highlands) 5:28 165 - Ivan Smith Jr. (New Mexico Highlands) dec Jesse Vanorden (Air Force) 4-1SV 174 - Mike Avelar (Air Force) maj Rylan Taylor (New Mexico Highlands) 14-2 184 - Cy Fowler (Air Force) tech Kodie Crooks (New Mexico Highlands) 18-1 197 - Soren Herzog (Air Force) tech Phil Chobot (New Mexico Highlands) 17-1 285 - Antonio Ramos (Air Force) fall Kioni Benally (New Mexico Highlands) 2:29

We’re about ready to start the third week of DI college action. Last week, the duals really started to heat up and we’ve got some good ones on the menu over the next few days. The intriguing matchups are exactly what we’re focusing on today, matchups of the individual variety that may take place within some of those duals. Tomorrow, we’ll focus on one specific dual that is loaded with great matchups, but here’s a tease. A weight-by-weight look at the ranked versus ranked matches slated to take place during dual meet action from Thursday-Sunday. There will probably be some in the tournaments and pool events taking place over the weekend, but it’s frustrating to try and project those without entries and trying to project advancement. 125 lbs #1 Luke Lilledahl (Penn State) vs. #15 Conrad Hendriksen/Sebastian Degennaro (Oklahoma) #4 Vince Robinson (Nebraska) vs. #7 Troy Spratley/Rocklin Zinkin (Oklahoma State) #8 Ezekiel Witt (North Dakota State) vs. #22 Ayden Smith/Rin Sakamoto (Iowa State) #10 Max Gallagher (Penn) vs. #22 Ayden Smith/Rin Sakamoto (Iowa State) #14 Vinny Kilkeary (Ohio State) vs. #26 Sulayman Bah (Columbia) #17 Anthony Knox (Rutgers) vs. #21 Matt Lopes (Lehigh) #26 Sulayman Bah (Columbia) vs. #32 Henry Aslikyan (Michigan) 133 lbs #1 Jax Forrest (Oklahoma State) vs. #8 Jacob Van Dee (Nebraska) #4 Tyler Knox (Stanford) vs. #12 Luke Willochell (Wyoming) #14 Brett Ungar (Rutgers) vs. #18 Keanu Dillard (Lehigh) #16 Garrett Grice (Iowa State) vs. #28 Davis Motyka (Penn) #16 Garrett Grice (Iowa State) vs. #32 Tristan Daugherty (North Dakota State) 141 lbs #4 Evan Frost (Iowa State) vs. #16 Evan Mougalian (Penn) #6 Carter Nogle (Air Force) vs. #23 Braden Basile (Army West Point) #14 Caedyn Ricciardi (Navy) vs. #25 Zach Redding (NC State) #14 Caedyn Ricciardi (Navy) vs. #26 Dario Lemus (Maryland) #19 Lorenzo Frezza (Columbia) vs. #20 Nic Bouzakis (Ohio State) #19 Lorenzo Frezza (Columbia) vs. #27 Kellen Wolbert (Michigan) 149 lbs #2 Sergio Vega (Oklahoma State) vs. #5 Anthony Echemendia (Nebraska) #4 Shayne Van Ness (Penn State) vs. #14 Jack Gioffre (Oklahoma) #7 Cross Wasilewski (Penn) vs. #9 Jacob Frost (Iowa State) #9 Jacob Frost (Iowa State) vs. #11 Gavin Drexler (North Dakota State) #13 Cody Chittum (Chattanooga) vs. #20 Eligh Rivera (Princeton) #26 Austin McBurney (Brown) vs. #32 Noah Tapia (Hofstra) 157 lbs #1 Landon Robideau (Oklahoma State) vs. #3 Antrell Taylor (Nebraska) #2 Tyler Kasak (Penn State) vs. #16 Rafael Hipolito (Oklahoma) #8 Jackson Arrington (NC State) vs. #28 Jonathan Ley (Navy) #9 Paniro Johnson (Iowa State) vs. #15 Jude Swisher (Penn) #9 Paniro Johnson (Iowa State) vs. #24 Maxwell Petersen (North Dakota State) #10 Logan Rozynski (Lehigh) vs. #27 Conner Harer (Rutgers) 165 lbs #1 PJ Duke (Penn State) vs. #7 Paddy Gallagher (Oklahoma) #3 Casey Swiderski (Oklahoma State) vs. Meyer Shapiro (Nebraska) #14 Sean Seefeldt (Penn) vs. #26 Cody Goebel (Wisconsin) #14 Sean Seefeldt (Penn) vs. #17 Connor Euton (Iowa State) #16 Noah Mulvaney (Bucknell) vs. #25 Nick Stampoulos (Lock Haven) 174 lbs #1 Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) vs. #31 Tyler Eise (Oklahoma) #2 Christopher Minto (Nebraska) vs. #12 Alex Facundo (Oklahoma State) 184 lbs #2 Rocco Welsh (Penn State) vs. #10 Brian Soldano (Oklahoma) #5 Brock Mantanona (Michigan) vs. #28 Joe Curtis (Columbia) #6 Eddie Neitenbach (Wyoming) vs. #25 Abe Wojcikiewicz/Slava Shahbazyan (Stanford) #8 Shane Cartagena-Walsh (Rutgers) vs. #23 Rylan Rogers (Lehigh) #9 Dylan Fishback (Ohio State) vs. #28 Joe Curtis (Columbia) #11 Michael White (Oklahoma State) vs. #18 Lucas Cochran/Ethan DeLeon (Nebraska) #17 Jake Dailey (NC State) vs. #33 Daniel Williams (Navy) 197 lbs #1 Josh Barr (Penn State) vs. #30 Jersey Robb (Oklahoma) #2 Cody Merrill (Oklahoma State) vs. #5 Camden McDanel (Nebraska) #4 Joey Novak (Wyoming) vs. #6 Angelo Posada (Stanford) #11 Wyatt Ingham (Wisconsin) vs. #23 Devin Wasley (North Dakota State) #12 Remy Cotton (Rutgers) vs. #31 Caden Rogers/Cael Weidemoyer (Lehigh) #15 Andrew Reall (Brown) vs. #16 Rune Lawrence (West Virginia) #21 Kael Wisler (Michigan State) vs. #33 Levi Bussey (Cal Poly) #23 Devin Wasley (North Dakota State) vs. #24 Brayden Thompson (Iowa State) 285 lbs #1 Konnor Doucet/Dreshaun Ross (Oklahoma State) vs. #14 Cade Ziola (Nebraska) #3 Nick Feldman (Ohio State) vs. #18 Vincent Mueller (Columbia) #5 Nathan Taylor (Lehigh) vs. #21 Daniel Herrera (Rutgers) #18 Vincent Mueller (Columbia) vs. #33 Niko Sahakian (Michigan)

Tony and Todd talk about week one of the collegiate wrestling season and preview week 2 and all of the fantasy wrestling strategies you'll need to be successful.

An eventful Week 2 and we have movement in the fantasy standings. Let’s Take a look: And here’s the overall standings through Week 2: On to Week 3: Where the past couple weeks have had lots of tourneys to choose from, this week is dual heavy. Only D1 tournaments worth looking at (for fantasy purposes) are the Mountaineer Invite and the Tiger Style Invite, with both having some depth at each weight. As usual, entries are still coming in. So, keep those notifications ‘ON’ for any updates through the InterMat forums. A reminder of some important rules: Wrestlers entered at a weight must compete at that weight or else their results will not be counted. Wrestlers in the “Floater” spots can compete at ANY weight and accumulate Fantasy points. A wrestler will LOCK on your roster at 12pm ET on the day of their first competition for the week. (refer to the SHP’s Week Preview) Only results against D1 competition (starters, backups, and redshirts) will count towards Fantasy Points. 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Tournament entries are still trickling in, so turn those notifications “ON” and check the InterMat Forums for updated entries Wrestlers I Like This Week Wrestler (School)- competition for the week [Proj Score] 125: Lander Bosh (NCST) - Mountaineer Invite Alex Rozas (VT) - Mountaineer Invite Brendan McCrone (UNC) - Mountaineer Invite Luke Lilledahl (PSU) - Vs Bloomsburg, @ Oklahoma [+10] Louie Gill (WVU) - @ Brown, Vs Hofstra [+8] Ethan Perryman (ILL) - @ The Citadel [+4] Anthony Knox (RUT) - Vs Lehigh [+4] Vincent Kilkeary (OHST) - Vs Columbia [+3] 133: Matt Botello (UNC) - Mountaineer Invite Gunner Andrick (WVU) - @ Brown, Vs Hofstra [+9] Masanosuke Ono (PSU) - Vs Bloomsburg, @ Oklahoma [+8] Evan Tallmage (PITT) - Vs Buffalo, @ Edinboro [+8] Markel Baker (NIU) - Vs Bellarmine [+4] Ben Davino (OHST) - Vs Columbia [+4] Jax Forrest (OKST) - Vs Nebraska [+4] Marcel Lopez (SIUE) - Vs George Mason [+4] Troy Hohman (ILL) - @ The Citadel [+3] Jackson Blum (IND) - @ Central Michigan [+3] Moses Mendoza (MICH) - Vs Columbia [+3] Sean Wilcox (NCST) - Vs Navy [+3] 141: Bo Bassett (VT) - Mountaineer Invite Luke Simcox (UNC) - Mountaineer Invite Elias Navida (UNC) - Mountaineer Invite Briar Priest (PITT) - Vs Buffalo, @ Edinboro [+8] Jack Consiglio (STAN) - @ CSU Bakersfield, Vs Wyoming [+8] Luke Satriano (WVU) - @ Brown, Vs Hofstra [+7] Greyson Clark (ILL) - @ The Citadel [+4] Luke Stanich (LEH) - @ Rutgers [+4] Caedyn Ricciardi (NAVY) - @ NC State [+3] 149: Drew Gorman (VT) - Mountaineer Invite Eligh Rivera (PRIN) - Princeton Quad [+10] Shayne Van Ness (PSU) - Vs Bloomsburg, @ Oklahoma [+8] Eugene Harney (PITT) - Vs Buffalo, @ Edinboro [+8] Aden Valencia (STAN) - @ CSU Bakersfield, Vs Wyoming [+7] Sergio Lemley (MICH) - Vs Columbia [+5] Michael Gioffre (ILL) - @ The Citadel [+4] Nate Roth (KENT) - Vs Buffalo [+4] Koy Buesgens (NCST) - Vs Navy [+4] OHIO STATE 149 - (OHST) - Vs Columbia [+4] Anthony Berg (CP) - Vs Michigan State [+3] Lucas Kapusta (LHU) - Vs Bucknell [+3] 157: Kaden Keiser (APP) - Mountaineer Invite Laird Root (UNC) - Mountaineer Invite Griffin LaPlante (NCST) - Mountaineer Invite Ty Whalen (PRIN) - Princeton Quad [+11] Ty Watters (WVU) - @ Brown, Vs Hofstra [+10] Tyler Kasak (PSU) - Vs Bloomsburg, @ Oklahoma [+9] Daniel Cardenas (STAN) - @ CSU Bakersfield, Vs Wyoming [+8] Brandon Cannon (OHST) - Vs Columbia [+5] DJ McGee (GMU) - @ SIU-Edwardsville [+4] Kai Owen (IND) - @ Central Michigan [+4] Nick Kunstek (LHU) - Vs Bucknell [+4] Jacob Silka (CIT) - vs Illinois [+3] 165: Holden Garcia (PRIN) - Princeton Quad [+10] PJ Duke (PSU) - Vs Bloomsburg, @ Oklahoma [+9] Jared Keslar (PITT) - Vs Buffalo, @ Edinboro [+8] Grigor Cholakyan (STAN) - @ CSU Bakersfield, Vs Wyoming [+7] Bryce Griffin (DAV) - Vs Sacred Heart, @ American [+6] Ethan Stiles (OHST) - Vs Columbia [+5] Ryan Bennett (ILL) - @ The Citadel [+4] Cam Catrabone (MICH) - Vs Columbia [+4] Will Denny (NCST) - Vs Navy [+4] Andrew Barbosa (RUT) - Vs Lehigh [+4] 174: Jasiah Queen (DREX) - Mountaineer Invite Nadav Nafshi (UNC) - Mountaineer Invite Mitchell Mesenbrink (PSU) - Vs Bloomsburg, @ Oklahoma [+10] Dylan Evans (PITT) - Vs Buffalo, @ Edinboro [+7] Hunter Garvin (STAN) - @ CSU Bakersfield, Vs Wyoming [+7] Colin Kelly (ILL) - @ The Citadel [+5] Jaxon Smith (OHST) - Vs Columbia [+4] Evan Maag (GMU) - @ SIU-Edwardsville [+3] Murphy Menke (UNCO) - @ Campbell [+3] 184: Tomas Brooker (APP) - Mountaineer Invite Rocco Welsh (PSU) - Vs Bloomsburg, @ Oklahoma [+10] Ian Bush (WVU) - @ Brown, Vs Hofstra [+9] Chase Kranitz (PITT) - Vs Buffalo, @ Edinboro [+7] Caleb Campos (AMER) - Vs Davidson [+5] Chris Moore (ILL) - @ The Citadel [+4] Sam Goin (IND) - @ Central Michigan [+4] Brock Mantanona (MICH) - Vs Columbia [+4] Shane Cartegena-Walsh (RUT) - Vs Lehigh [+3] 197: Lincoln Jipp (UNC) - Mountaineer Invite Josh Barr (PSU) - Vs Bloomsburg, @ Oklahoma [+10] Toby Schoffstall (VMI) - Vs Long Island, Vs Presbyterian [+10] Dillon Bechtold (BUCK) - @ Lock Haven, Vs Long Island [+9] Mac Stout (PITT) - Vs Buffalo, @ Edinboro [+8] Payton Thomas (ILL) - @ The Citadel [+5] Luke Cochran (CMU) - Vs Indiana [+4] 285: Stephan Monchery (APP) - Mountaineer Invite Bennett Tabor (NCST) - Mountaineer Invite Mark Effendian (PRIN) - Princeton Quad [+11] Dayton Pitzer (PITT) - Vs Buffalo, @ Edinboro [+9] Josh Terrill (MSU) - @ Cal Poly, @ CSU Bakersfield [+8] Braxton Lewis (VMI) - Vs Long Island, Vs Presbyterian [+8] Connor Mirasola (PSU) - Vs Bloomsburg, @ Oklahoma [+7] Max Vanadia (WVU) - @ Brown, Vs Hofstra [+7] Braxton Amos (WISC) - Sunshine Duals [+7] Carter Neves (CMU) - Vs Indiana [+5] Spencer Lanosga (NAVY) - @ NC State [+4] Nathan Taylor (LEH) - @ Rutgers [+3] Nick Feldman (OHST) - Vs Columbia [+3] ************************************************** Good luck and win the week!

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