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Well that’s just silly.

Tread lightly…

Luck ran out. He was gifted two matches (DePrez and Aiello) at NCAA’s last year.

I think he’s just wrestling fat and happy right now and we see him as a 184 in college. Could be wrong though.

Labriola has a great leg pass

Schlatter’s duck was nasty. When you are the USA GOAT like John smith you are just going to naturally own a couple goat categories.

Would probably fit more accurately in the “someone is going to their back” category. He did a lot of pinning, I don’t think he was pinned much at all if ever.

Randy Lewis

I would expect Garvin to win that 165 spot. He’s a hammer.

Gotta be an Okie state guy for the duck under. I’d go John smith for low single and duck under

You are probably correct. I just can’t see him changing weight classes after the success that he had this year at 197.

I don’t think so. If he started bulking today you would only see him around 230 max by season time and that would be 30+ pounds less than guys like Kerk / Cass / Wyatt.

Unfortunately John Wilkes Booth

Hoping we can add a couple more Tanners before the season starts.

I would favor Ungar tbh

South Dakota State Jackrabbits 125 - Tanner Jordan (2023 NCAA Qualifier) 133 - Derrick Cardinal / Gabe Tagg 141 - Clay Carlson (2023 NCAA 5th) 149 - Alek Martin 157 - Cael Swensen (2023 NCAA R12) 165 - Tanner Cook (2023 NCAA Qualifier) 174 - Cade DeVos (2023 NCAA R12) 184 - Bennet Berge / Cade King (2023 NCAA Qualifier) 197 - Tanner Sloan (2023 NCAA 2nd) HWT - Seth Nevills??? / Bowen McConville

Gotta go Kolat for Arm drag blast double GOAT.

Heck, maybe Levi wrestles 285? Might even have a decent pull to make it to 285 by the time he's a 7th year senior.

Low Single Goat - John Smith Blast Double Goat - JB Ankle Pick Goat - Cael Escape Goat - Phil Keddy

Tanner Cook deserves a mention for his Gator Bacon

Below is from Yankeefan33 on the Iowa message board (GIA) "A huge disclaimer on my list- I based it off of the 2020 Olympic trials qualifications, which I have adapted for 2023. I don't believe USA Wrestling has posted official 2023-2024 Olympic redshirt qualification (if they have, someone please let me know!). Qualification methods: 1) Past National Team members (Top 3 from the World or Olympic Team Trials) 2) Top 8 at the April 2023 Senior US Open 3) Top 3 at the 2023 NCAA Wrestling Championship; or NCAA Champion from a previous year AND top 2 from the 2023 U23 World Team Trials (must accomplish both) 4) Previous U17, U20, U23 World Medalist I have 53 current wrestlers with eligibility left and enrolled in a D1 school that have qualified. Additionally, I have listed wrestlers at the bottom that are either off D1 rosters or still in high school. If anyone sees someone I missed, please let me know! Qualifiers of #1- Past National Team members (Top 3 from the World or Olympic Team Trials) Braxton Amos, Wisconsin- 2020/2021 World Team, 2nd Place at 97kg (Greco) Carter Young, Oklahoma State- 2021 World Team, 3rd Place at 61kg Carter Starocci, Penn State- 2021 World Team, 3rd Place at 79kg Qualifiers of #3- Top 3 at the 2023 NCAA Wrestling Championships/Previous Champion Real Woods, Iowa- 2023 NCAA Tournament, 2nd at 141lbs Andrew Alirez, Northern Colorado- 2023 NCAA Tournament, 1st at 141lbs Sammy Sasso, Ohio State- 2023 NCAA Tournament, 2nd at 149lbs Levi Haines, Penn State- 2023 NCAA Tournament, 2nd at 157lbs Parker Keckeisen, Northern Iowa- 2023 NCAA Tournament, 2nd at 184lbs Shayne Van Ness, Penn State- 2023 NCAA Tournament, 3rd at 149lbs Chris Foca, Cornell- 2023 NCAA Tournament, 3rd at 174lbs Wyatt Hendrickson, Air Force- 2023 NCAA Tournament, 3rd at 285lbs Qualifiers of #4- Previous Junior/University World Medalist Daton Fix, Oklahoma State- Bronze Medal, 2015 Cadet World Championships Vito Arujau, Cornell- Silver Medal, 2016 Cadet World Championships Kurt McHenry, Michigan- Gold Medal, 2016 Cadet World Championships David Carr, Iowa State- Bronze Medal, 2016 Cadet World Championships Travis Wittlake, Oklahoma State- Bronze Medal, 2016 Cadet World Championships Jacori Teemer, Arizona State- Bronze Medal, 2017 Cadet World Championships Will Lewan, Michigan- Gold Medal, 2017 Cadet World Championships Aaron Brooks, Penn State- Gold Medal, 2017 Cadet World Championships Gavin Hoffman, Ohio State- Bronze Medal, 2017 Cadet World Championships Daniel Kerkvliet, Penn State-Gold Medal, 2017 Cadet World Championships Cohlton Schultz, Arizona State- Gold Medal, 2017 Cadet World Championships (Greco) Matthew Ramos, Purdue- Gold Medal, 2018 Cadet World Championships Richie Figueroa, Arizona State- Silver Medal, 2018 Cadet World Championships Abe Assad, Iowa- Bronze Medal, 2018 Cadet World Championships Alex Facundo, Penn State- Bronze Medal, 2018 Cadet World Championships Zach Elam, Missouri- Silver Medal, 2018 Junior World Championships Mekhi Lewis, Virginia Tech- Gold Medal, 2018 Junior World Championships Marc-Anthony McGowan, Princeton- Gold Medal, 2019 Cadet World Championships Gabe Tagg, South Dakota State- Bronze Medal, 2019 Junior World Championships Trent Hidlay, North Carolina State- Bronze Medal, 2019 Junior World Championships Lucas Davison, Northwestern- Silver Medal, 2019 Junior World Championships Peyton Omania, Michigan State- Bronze Medal, 2019 Junior World Championships (Greco) Meyer Shapiro, Cornell- Gold Medal, 2021 Cadet World Championships James Rowley, Wisconsin- Silver Medal, 2021 Cadet World Championships Jim Mullen, Virginia Tech- Silver Medal, 2021 Cadet World Championships Nate Jesuroga, Iowa- Bronze Medal, 2021 Cadet World Championships Cory Land, Northern Iowa- Silver Medal, 2021 Cadet World Championships (Greco) Beau Bartlett, Penn State- Bronze Medal, 2021 Junior World Championships Bryce Andonion, Virginia Tech- Bronze Medal, 2021 Junior World Championships Keegan O’Toole, Missouri- Gold Medal, 2021 Junior World Championships Rocky Elam, Missouri- Gold Medal, 2021 Junior World Championships Tony Cassioppi, Iowa- Gold Medal, 2021 U23 World Championships Tyler Kasak, Penn State- Silver Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships Max McEnelly, Minnesota- Bronze Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships Joel Adams, Michigan- Gold Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships (Greco) Jore Volk, Wyoming- Gold Medal, 2022 U20 World Championships Mitchell Mesenbrink, Cal Poly- Silver Medal, 2022 U20 World Championships Bennett Berge, South Dakota State- Silver Medal, 2022 U20 World Championships Ben Kueter, Iowa- Gold Medal, 2022 U20 World Championships Aden Attao, Oregon State- Bronze Medal, 2022 U20 World Championships (Greco) Tanner Sloan, South Dakota State- Silver Medal, 2022 U23 World Championships Jacob Cardenas, Cornell- Silver Medal, 2022 U23 World Championships Non-D1 Cevion Severado, Grand View- Silver Medal, 2017 Junior World Championships (Greco) AJ Ferrari, n/a- Bronze Medal, 2018 Cadet World Championships High School, Not College Eligible Bo Bassett, n/a- Gold Medal, 2021 Cadet World Championships Luke Lilledahl, n/a- Silver Medal, 2021 Cadet World Championships Joe Sealey, Penn State- Gold Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships Koy Hopke, n/a- Gold Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships Domenic Munaretto, n/a- Gold Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships Christian Castillo, n/a- Silver Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships Jax Forrest, n/a- Silver Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships Zack Ryder, Penn State- Bronze Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships Cody Merrill, n/a- Bronze Medal, 2022 U17 World Championships (Greco)"

Here is a match with Mirsola for reference. He gives up a few takedowns but hits the lat whip over to pin Mirsola. https://www.flowrestling.org/people/7009650-ryder-rogotzke/video?playing=10198083

I am curious to see if Rogotzke's style translates to the next level. He pinned a ton of guys in high school with his whip overs. He is a pretty solid mat wrestler as well.

In my opinion you don’t move around hammers like Teemer and Parco to get a guy like Ramos in the lineup.

With the great American Hero Wyatt Hendrickson someone is getting pinned most matches, it's just not Wyatt.