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Does the Wife hit the Portal? Good cash and a much better-looking guy then Kyle

At least He wasn't trying to meet some dude! Feel bad for wife and Family

Heard Snyder is moving all his Training down to Costa Rica!

Not a fan of him but shouldn't Knox be on this list? He just tf the field at U20

At 1 time during his HS career Keyonte was ranked the #1 hwt. in USA

Can't wait for the opening round match with Oklahoma State at Home vs Little Rock!

Obviously, Little Rock took a beating and so did Rider. Rider loses the #7 seed Dean at 2025 NCAA Tournament to Iowa State, their 285lber Szuba to ASU who they redshirted for his final season and 1 or 2 more starters. Tough off-season for those Programs.

Too bad Rutgers won't get an invite but was Ranked #11 as a dual meet team and would beat all of those teams in the lottery...Bad NCAA Tournament cost them invite Rutgers 2025/2026 will even be better with additions

So much for all the replace Bono posts....Hès locked in till 2030

Scarlet Knight or Turtle

Sammy wrestled 133lbs at Rutgers....He was up 2 weights at Rider...Probably had more to do with him not missing weight

UMM .. probably not an issue getting into UNC as an Athlete UNC athletics report finds 18 years of academic fraud - CNN

It happened because of Cheese deal with Wisconsin farmers and Ferraris pizza joint in Texas

OKLAHOMA CITY (April 2, 2025) – The National Duals Invitational, a groundbreaking $1 million collegiate wrestling event sponsored byPaycom, has announced the qualification process for the inaugural 16-team bracket. Featuring top programs from across the country, this high-stakes tournament will bring together elite competition and unprecedented prize money to the BOK Center in Tulsa this fall. Automatic entry will be awarded to the top 12 teams in the final 2025 NCAA Division I standings: Penn State, Nebraska, Oklahoma State, Iowa, Minnesota, Ohio State, Cornell, NC State, Northern Iowa, Illinois, Virginia Tech and Michigan. To secure their spots, these 12 teams must complete their participation agreements by April 15. Final teams will be listed on the website as they are confirmed. “While we know this is not an accurate representation of dual team rankings, we believe it will ensure that the event features some of the best competition in the country,” said Matt Surber, Tournament Director. “I’m excited to see additional participation as we grow the sport of wrestling.” The remaining spots will be filled through a random drawing on April 24 from teams that finished 13-24 in the NCAA standings. The teams competing for these final spots are Purdue, Missouri, Lehigh, Pennsylvania, Little Rock, Arizona State, Stanford, West Virginia, Navy, Wyoming, South Dakota State, Indiana, Maryland and Oregon State. The premier 16-team event will feature a total purse of more than $1 million. The top eight teams will earn payouts, with the winning squad walking away with $200,000. The second- and third-place teams will earn $150,000, while fourth place earns $75,000. Fifth through eighth place payouts will be: $50,000, $40,000, $25,000, and $20,000, respectively. All participating teams will receive $20,000 for attending. Thirty-four-time NCAA champion Oklahoma State will serve as the host school. This event will be held at BOK Center in Tulsa, Okla., on Nov. 15-16. Learn more at nationaldualsinvitational.com.

Paying one of your fellow Conference starters 6 figures who has never been on the Podium is a desperate move for Iowa