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Closest might have been last years PSU (141-285) or '85 or '86 Hawkeyes for an eight man run. 2023-2024 PSU 141- Barlett 2nd 149- Kasak 3rd 157- Haines 1st 165- Mesenbrink 2nd 174- Starocci 1st 184- Truax 5th 197- Brooks 1st 285- Kerkvliet 1st Avg place from 141-285 = 2 https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/12905474-every-iowa-wrestling-roster-since-1973 1985-86 Season NCAA Finish: 1st Big Ten: 1st Head Coach: Dan Gable 118: No representation 126: Brad Penrith, 1st 134: Greg Randall, 2nd 142: Kevin Dresser, 1st 150: Jim Heffernan, 1st 158: Royce Alger, 5th 167: Marty Kistler, 1st 177: Rico Chiapparelli, 4th 190: Duane Goldman, 1st UNL: Mark Sindlinger, DNQ Avg place from 126-190 = 2 1984-85 Season NCAA Finish: 1st Big Ten Finish: 1st Head Coach: Dan Gable 118: Matt Egeland, 2nd 126: Barry Davis, 1st 134: Greg Randall, 5th 142: Kevin Dresser, 4th 150: Jim Heffernan, 2nd 158: Marty Kistler, 1st 167: Lindley Kistler, 5th 177: Rico Chiapparelli, 5th 190: Duane Goldman, 2nd UNL: Steve Wilbur, NQ Avg place from 126-190 = 3.125

Edmund Ruth is really good at stalling and making matches seem closer than they are and he was on his way to getting tech before betting stalled out against Carter.

Nothing in particular other than the fact that I think Ferarri is a hammer and incredibly hard to take down. I see it as a close match that Ferarri finds a way to win. I could be totally wrong. I thought that Aedon Sinclair would give Plott a tough match and he got beat handily. I know Ferrari lost to Starocci but the way that Starocci has absolutely destroyed everyone else this year tells me that Ferarri is legit.

125- Sprately mdec Cruz OKST 4 | 0 Iowa 133- Ayala dec Witcraft OKST 4 | 3 Iowa 141- Jamison dec Schriever OKST 7 | 3 Iowa 149- Parco dec Young OKST 7 | 6 Iowa 157- Teemer dec Fish OKST 7 | 9 Iowa 165- Caliendo dec Amine OKST 7 | 12 Iowa 174- Hamiti dec Brands OKST 10 | 12 Iowa 184- Ferarri dec Plott OKST 10 | 15 Iowa 197- Buchanan dec Surber OKST 10 | 18 Iowa 285- Hendrickson dec Kueter OKST 13 | 18 Iowa If Arnold goes at 184, Plott wins and OKST wins the dual 16-15

Exactly. If he is getting beat in the room it's no mystery to him.

I think between Happel, Realbuto, Downey and Voelker they get at least one AA. I would not be surprised to see any of those guys AA.

Is Anderson or Golhoffer the the post season starter at 125?

Is the cooling thing now to do a heart to the crowd? Seems like all the guys are doing it

from Izzy trained website Real Woods – 3x NCAA All-American (Stanford, University of Iowa) Jordan Blanton – 3x NCAA All-American (University of Illinois) Tony Ramos – NCAA Champion and All-American (University of Iowa) Will Lewan – 3x NCAA All-American (University of Michigan) and Cadet World Champion Dylan Ragusin – NCAA All-American (University of Michigan) Mikey Caliendo – 3x NCAA All-American (North Dakota State, University of Iowa) Jack Dechow – NCAA All-American (Old Dominion University)

Some of the Harvey Twisters that I can think of (the Illinois people surely could add to this list) are Steve, TJ and Joe Williams, Tony Davis, BJ Futrell, Cassio Pero, TC Dantzler, Isaiah White, Yahya Thomas, Kamal Bey, Nate Jackson, DJ Washington, Josh Ogunsanya, Nassir Bailey, Kordell Norfleet, Albert White

I was thinking Meatloaf LOL

Who would be Askren's competition? The Harvey Twister's had a ton of hammers come through. Young guns has put out a lot of hammers.

Arnold needs to be at 174 next year. Max looked way bigger than him.

Have you ever watched Teemer wrestle before?

Yep. He lives on guys legs but can never finish.

A lot of high level wrestling in this dual. Both teams came to scrap. tOSU had a good showing.

That’ll help his case. Yes, he had a great gray shirt year. Had the nice win over Abas tonight and that is by far his best win thus far this season.

Ah that makes sense.

Is there a reason why Henson is not in the RPI?

125- Ramos 133- Ayala 141- Mendez 149- Henson 157- Shapiro 165- Mesenbrink 174- O'Toole 184- Keckeisen 197- Buchanan 285- Steveson

Agreed.

Whether it is direct or indirect makes no difference if it is still influencing seeding. The facts of objective reality are that it does matter who you lose to for purpose of seeding. Who you beat is of greater emphasis under the current seeding criteria but to act that it does not matter who you lose to is to ignore that 5 of the 7 seeding criteria are affected (whether directly or indirectly maketh no difference to me) by losses.

What claim would Whalen have? He does not even posses a top 20 win.

Who you lose to is also factored into Head-to-head, results against common opponents, and coaches ranking. So in addition to two that you listed (RPI and win %), 5 of the 7 categories are affected to who you lose to.

125- Flynn dec Cruz 3-0 Minn 133- Ayala dec Wells 3-3 141- Vombaur mdec Schriever/Block 7-3 Minn 149- Parco mdec Roberts 7-7 157- Teemer dec Askey 10-7 Iowa 165- Caliendo dec Sparks 13-7 Iowa 174- Kennedy mdec Whiting 17-7 Iowa 184- McEnally dec Arnold 17-10 Iowa 197- Buchanan dec Salazar 20-10 Iowa 285- Steveson tf Kueter 20-15 Iowa