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All times Eastern, with local times in parenthesis. Saturday, October 31: Sacred Heart at Hofstra, 2:00 PM Western Wyoming at Wyoming, 4:00 PM Sunday, November 1: Air Force, Bloomsburg, Bucknell, Clarion, Ohio State, Utah Valley at Clarion Open, hosted by Clarion, 9:00 AM Drexel, Edinboro, LIU, Mercyhurst at Mercyhurst Invitational, hosted by Mercyhurst, 9:00 AM Army West Point, Binghamton, Brown, Franklin & Marshall, Lehigh, Penn, Princeton, Rider, Stanford at Princeton Open, hosted by Princeton, 9:00 AM Appalachian State, Campbell, Chattanooga, Davidson, Gardner-Webb, George Mason, Illinois, Maryland, NC State, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia Tech, West Virginia at Southeast Open, Salem, VA, 9:00 AM Bellarmine, Cal Poly, Lock Haven, Morgan State, Navy, Pittsburgh, Virginia at Navy Classic, hosted by Navy, 10:00 AM Gardner-Webb, Little Rock, Oklahoma State, SIU Edwardsville at Cowboy Invitational, hosted by Oklahoma State, 11:00 AM (10:00 AM) Kent State at Purdue, 1:00 PM American vs. Central Michigan at CSU Bakersfield, 2:00 PM (11:00 AM) Michigan at VMI, 2:00 PM Bloomsburg vs. Wisconsin at Kenosha, WI, 3:00 PM (2:00 PM) Mary at North Dakota State, 3:00 PM (2:00 PM) Northeastern State at Oklahoma, 3:00 PM (2:00 PM) American at CSU Bakersfield, 4:00 PM (1:00 PM) Central Michigan at CSU Bakersfield, 6:00 PM (3:00 PM) Bucknell at Iowa State, 7:00 PM (6:00 PM)

The only Division I invitational that only allows for one wrestler per weight is Cliff Keen Las Vegas. The rest of them all allow for more than that. I honestly think we will see more invitationals and fewer opens, yes. Not this year, as schedules are pretty much baked in, but in future years.

The WAC is rebranding as the UAC. As far as Little Rock being a member of the Ohio Valley Conference, that's true...for now. They move to the UAC on July 1st.

They're rebranding from the Western Athletic Conference to the United Athletic Conference on July 1, 2026.

It's a member of the Texas A&M University system in Stephenville, Texas, about 90 miles southwest of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. They have recently (in the last couple of years) finished their transition from Division II to Division I, and will be (as of July 2026) all-sports members of the United Athletic Conference, and would have a nice natural rivalry in that regard with Little Rock.

Also, what about those of us who have signed up through Intermat's parent company (Rokfin)?

The new Pac-12 is not an autonomy conference, they can choose to opt-out if they so desire. Also, the autonomy/non-autonomy conference designation is for all-sports members of the four conferences that are autonomy, not the affiliate members.

Not even. Autonomy conference schools (the ACC, Big 12, Big Ten and SEC...all-sports members, bear in mind) don't even have the option, they are required to opt-in. Non-autonomy schools can opt-in or out, for their entire athletic department (some conferences, the CAA comes to mind, required their members to opt-in).

Chattanooga has two. The one not mentioned already in this thread is Clarion.

Note to Xfinity cable customers: You probably get ESPN Unlimited for free (I know I did). May want to research that.

@Drew NewcombThanks for doing this! Makes my work a lot easier! One thing to note, you can get rid of the TF-1 option...that rule hasn't existed since 2015.

They have to place them, so that match most certainly counts.

Leavell was in my list as second alternate.

Correction: 133 had five at-large bids also. The Big 12 had their eighth allocation thrown back because Evan Frost wasn't available.

Had to check on this one...but it's two countable matches. A win in the first match and then a medical forfeit that counts as a loss in the next counts in that regard. (I thought the same thing you did at first)