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What match are we talking about? Tom Crook? Crook did win 2 matches at NCAA’s that year. Small sample size and he has time to improve, but Block may be lucky to qualify at his current rate. I’d pick Bouzakis over him.

Whoops you are correct

Yes that’s fair, it was mostly the hanging onto the leg. One time they stopped it for a stalemate and I believe Minto was technically on top, should’ve been a stall IMO

I believe Ryan does care about duals. But even as far as NCAA implications go, the main question is whether or not he wants Bouzakis to wrestle Ayala. If guys bump and lose it won’t impact their seed. And wins over Cruz and Block don’t do much for those guys. D’Emilio would be a heavy underdog to Parco so using Mendez instead saves a loss for D’Emilio, so that’s one reason to do it even considering NCAA seeding.

Nebraska leads 23-0 after 5 matches

But somehow gets a takedown and wins 6-2

Minto has been stalling like crazy

Minto now out of redshirt right? Minto leads 3-2 with 48 seconds left

Saldate was leading 5-4 in the third, Taylor gets in on a clean shot, Saldate tries to funk him and gets pinfalled

Maybe Askren could get in contact with him…

I like it, and agree it’s probably their best shot

Would Logan Paul have any interest in making a donation?

Jason Kraisser - did not qualify at first school (since transferred again) Stevan Micic - transferred after redshirting (although his transfer was pre-portal) Kanen Storr - did not qualify at first school

Okay I thought OP may have been asking for how he thought it would shake out this year but wasn’t sure. I like this version too though. To add some more wrestlers: Stevo Poulin and Anthony Noto - transferred after redshirting, both at NC State Matt Ramos - did not qualify at prior school Anthony Echemendia - did not qualify at prior school Quinn Kinner - did not qualify at first school Dan Fongaro - did not qualify at first school Reece Heller - did not qualify at first school (although his brother Holden did) Cleveland Benton - did not qualify at first school (and has since transferred again) Seth Nevills - did not qualify at first school How are you counting multiple time transfers? Does the first school get “points out” for all years after and the second school gets points out for only the years after they leave that school? Tying in both that and your question, is Brody Teske being counted as points out for Penn State since he did not qualify there? Wyatt Henson would be another that redshirted at one school then transferred to 2 more

What exactly are we trying to find out here? As you alluded to the list won’t be relevant to this season because it wouldn’t include anyone that is in their first season at a new school

Is there anyone still in college in D1 wrestling that would have entered college before the transfer portal existed? I guess Iowa could argue they didn’t need the portal to get Teemer and Buchanan… (IIRC, Parco did actually go in the portal. Sorry forgot him in my list of point scorers earlier)

I suppose Teemer+Buchanan+Caliendo could have a shot to top OK State if Teemer and Buchanan win and Caliendo gets 2nd

Are we just talking total points from transfers this year? If so, it’s probably OK State (Hendrickson, Hamiti, Amine, Spratley, Jamison, Fish).

Yes it counts. He was enrolled at Ohio State and transferred via the transfer portal

Cardenas and Saldate are their big ones this year. I forgot them on my list. They have actually lost a few as well: McHenry, Amine, Lamer

https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/6588186-breaking-greg-kerkvliet-has-entered-the-transfer-portal

J’Den Cox could play Robles in the musical

The Jonas Brothers? 2 can be the Brands and one McD

Bakersfield also got 9house but he is doing bad this year. PSU - Kerk, Mesenbrink Minnesota - Flynn, Askey, Whiting Lock Haven - Noto, Henson Northern Colorado - Poulin, Serrano, Ulrey South Dakota State - Tagg, Rhodes, Glazier, Siebrecht Lehigh - Beard, Trephan Little Rock - Williams, Delsignore Utah Valley - Barraclaugh Oklahoma - Sax, Belton, Lorenzo, Schwartz Proof that it’s not just the big schools benefitting