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157 Pounds Seed Wrestler Team 1 Antrell Taylor Nebraska 2 Peyten kellar Ohio 3 Ryder Downey Northern Iowa 4 Paddy Gallagher Ohio State 5 Paniro Johnson Iowa State 6 Trevor Chumbley Northwestern 7 Ed Scott NC State 8 Joey Blaze Purdue 9 Chase Saldate Michigan 10 Teague Travis Oklahoma State 11 Cobe Siebrecht South Dakota State 12 Ethan Stiles Oregon State Anthony conetta Appalachian State Michael Kilic Arizona State Legend Lamer Cal Poly Devyn Che Cal State Bakersfield Daniel Manibog California Baptist University Dominic Rossetti Columbia Nate Wade Cornell Jimmy Harrington Harvard Jurius Clark Hofstra Devon Deem Navy COLTON WASHLESKI Rider Felix Lettini Sacred Heart Grigor Cholakyan Stanford Ryker Fullmer Utah Valley Rafael Hipolito Virginia Tech Sasha Gavronsky West Virginia jared Hill - Wyoming

149 Pounds Seed Wrestler Team 1 Caleb Henson Virginia Tech 2 Ridge Lovett Nebraska 3 Anthony Echemendia Iowa State 4 Jaden Abas Stanford 5 Colin Realbuto Northern Iowa 6 Jesse Vasquez Arizona State 7 Gabe Willochel Wyoming 8 Carter Young Oklahoma State 9 Ethan Fernandez Cornell 10 Sammy Alvarez Rider 11 Samuel Cartella Northwestern 12 Koy Buesgens NC State Kaden Keiser Appalachian State Jagger French Cal Poly Steve Caday Cal State Bakersfield Richard Fedalen Columbia Jaden Pepe Harvard Noah Tapia Hofstra Cameron Catrabone Michigan Nick Vafiadis Navy Derek Raike Ohio Gavin Brown Ohio State Ayden Garver Oregon State Isaac Ruble Purdue Vincent Milazzo Sacred Heart Colin Dupill South Dakota State Tanner Frothinger Utah Valley

141 Pounds Seed Wrestler Team 1 Jesse Mendez Ohio State 2 Brock Hardy Nebraska 3 Cael Happel Northern Iowa 4 Sergio Lemley Michigan 5 Joshua Koderhandt Navy 6 Tagen Jamison Oklahoma State 7 Jordan Titus West Virginia 8 Sam Latona Virginia Tech 9 Haiden Drury Utah Valley 10 Kai Owen Columbia 11 Cole Brooks Wyoming 12 Greyson Clark Purdue Riley Edwards Appalachian State Emilio Ysaguirre Jr Arizona State Alek VanBebber Cal Poly HAYDEN ZINKIN Cal State Bakersfield Elijah Griffin California Baptist University Josh Saunders Cornell Jameson Garcia Harvard Justin Hoyle Hofstra Jacob Frost Iowa State Nash Singleton Oregon State McKenzie Bell Rider Jake Samuels Sacred Heart Julian Tagg South Dakota State Aden Valencia Stanford

133 Pounds Seed Wrestler Team 1 Dylan Ragusin Michigan 2 Evan Frost Iowa State 3 Tyler Knox Stanford 4 Nic Bouzakis Ohio State 5 Zeth Romney Cal Poly 6 Brett Ungar Cornell 7 Julian Chlebove Arizona State 8 Jacob Van Dee Nebraska 9 Jett Strickenberger West Virginia 10 Reece Witcraft Oklahoma State 11 Cory Land Northern Iowa 12 Derrick Cardinal South Dakota State Chad Bellis Appalachian State Micah Roes Binghamton Santino Sanchez Cal State Bakersfield hunter leake California Baptist University Chase Liardi Hofstra Brendan Ferretti Navy Troy Hohman NC State Massey Odiotti Northwestern TJ england Ohio Chase DeBlaere Oregon State Jacob Macatangay Purdue Andrew Fallon Sacred Heart Kase Mauger Utah Valley Stockton Obrien Wyoming

Pre Seeds are Here: https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/13132677-2024-cliff-keen-las-vegas-pre-seeds 125 Pounds Seed Wrestler Team 1 Caleb Smith Nebraska 2 Matt Ramos Purdue 3 Troy Sprately Oklahoma State 4 Tanner Jordan South Dakota State 5 Eddie Ventresca Virginia Tech 6 Brendan McCrone Ohio State 7 Vincent Robinson NC State 8 Maximo Renteria Oregon State 9 Adrian Meza Iowa State 10 Dedrick Navarro Northwestern 11 Sulayman Bah Columbia 12 Marcello Milani Cornell Noah Luna Appalachian State Carson Wagner Binghamton Koda Holeman Cal Poly Richard Sandoval Cal State Bakersfield Logan Brzozowski Harvard Dylan Acevedo Hofstra Nolan Wertanen Michigan Nick Treaster Navy Kyle Gollhofer Northern Iowa Ryan Meek Ohio Mike Manta Sacred Heart Bridger Ricks Utah Valley Jace Schafer West Virginia Jack Braman Wyoming

LOL... So far this is the dumbest post of the week, but FauxJimmy2 still has time.

Well they do have Andrews at heavy who is ranked and NinjaHouse. Might be some guys wrestling day 2.

What are Nelson's odds that Figs shows up here? I don't see him starting his season with CK. Or perhaps he is dressed with headgear on and ready to go but Jones pulls him back off the mat.

Reid Nelson now the ranked wrestler for Little Rock at 125.

Yeah, wrong Dakota.

Will Little Rock wrestle Bakersfield? Yes, because Cal State Bakersfield still has a wrestling team.

Good to see Minny back with a lot of top 10 guys. Hit hard by the portal, but here they are. Is Millard going to redshirt? He has taken it to the next level.

Nice work! 125 is an absolute meat grinder - 9 out of the top 10 if Figs shows

Not going this year... I will have to unfortunately put my faith in Flo.

Novak, Stemmet, Bates, Dellagatta, McDanel... Man, that's 13 top 25 guys

You are asking the wrong guy...I was calling out @Wrestleknownothing.

The premier tourney is a week away....Looking forward to 197... Ferrari, Cardenas, Munoz, Surber, Glazier, Geog.

Why should your categories be equal weighted? Why should major decision rate have the same weight as pinfall rate? Ditto for opposition ranks. How do you properly deal with ranks across result types? Lee had fewer pinfalls than Nolf, but they came against tougher competition. How do you adjust for that?

The key word is "afraid" ...which I didn't hear. I heard he doesn't wrestle him and then he has wrestled him and it is like wrestling a refrigerator.And if you read my comment in context you will notice that it's a sarcastic and satirical response to a statement that is about someone's knowledge of the Oklahoma State practice room.

Given that he lost a match his redshirt season, that is accurate. If he had wrestled his true freshman year as Gable did, Cael would have a loss. On the other side, if Gable had taken a redshirt like Cael, he would have been an undefeated college wrestler - either 3x or 4x depending on what route he may have gone.Perhaps he would have continued on if he knew he could go undefeated and win 4 titles, eclipsing Cael. If things were swapped, we may be talking about Gable being the best of all-time rather than Cael.

Proportionately, he was at more of a disadvantage wrestling as a true freshman and having his losses count against him in comparison to an Olympic redshirt aiding him in winning a 3rd title. He won an olympic gold medal and would have returned against the same competition he previously had dominated had he not left the sport. In the case of Steveson, he is actually at a disadvantage having used his two redshirts since he did not use them with the focus of improving his folkstyle wrestling, but instead he was training in pro wrestling, NFL football and MMA. +2 bonus points for Steveson not using his redshirts being full time in a college wresting room honing his skills, whereas the others did.

Okay so 40 lbs... still not smart for DT to work out with a guy 40 lbs heavier that has a style difference (86 kg vs 125 kg) when he has world champs Dake and Snyder to workout with along with Brooks Starocci, and McIntosh. You can take "afraid" DT and I will take "smart" DT as to why an 86kg guy won't wrestle with a 125 kg guy.

When a wrestler takes a redshirt is a factor. Gable’s losses were as a true freshman having not taken a redshirt. Nolf and Nickal had redshirt true freshman losses that are not part of this data.

It is … which further questions why you would hide a guy at an RTC to maybe have a workout partner that is training for Greco or freestyle.

Because he was scared or knew it was stupid to risk injury wrestling with guys 50 lbs heavier when he had other guys who were better partners?