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Here's what we've got thus far. I'll add additional picks made prior to Noon ET and update the graphic at the end of each round.

Weigh-ins begin in less than 5min. Does everyone win their first bout of the day - against the scale? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I would expect we can find it on Track’s classic viewer or the new interface Flo introduced over the past few months. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Please, God… NO! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

His roots? You mean Flo? Many on the Lehigh forum call this forum (which @Husker_Du owns as part of Intermat) the cesspool. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

As @dragit inquires... How far back does the analysis reach? Seeding the full 33-man bracket began in 2019. The likelihood of upsets by unseeded wrestlers was much greater prior to 2019. From 2014-2018, the top 16 were seeded. From 1979-2014, the top 12 were seeded. There was also a timeframe that wrestlers from the same conference were separated to the QFs, which introduced "phantom seeds" for many B1G wrestlers that were not in the top 12 or 16 at a particular weight.

125: Lilledahl 133: Seidel 141: Mendez - I really want Stanich (SF that should have been a Final) 149: Joy (Gaj takes out Van Ness in SF) 157: Shapiro 165: Mesenbrink 174: Ruiz 184: Sinclair 197: Barr 285: Ghadiali Wow... did I really just pick three champs for Cornell?

Greg Jones lost his opening bout as the #1 in 2003 to Ralph Everett, 3-2 TB. He bounced back to win two consolation bouts before falling to Rashad Evans in the R16, 3-2. Mack Lewnes from Cornell, who entered the tourney as a 35-0 sophomore, was the most recent #1 to drop an opening bout. Lewnes went 2-and-BBQ in 2009, losing consecutive bouts to Ryan Patrovich (5-3) and then Luke Manuel (3-1) in the consolation. Lewnes' other seasonal results: FROSH: Placed fourth, losing to #1 Eric Tannenbaum in the SF and Nick Marabel in the consolation final, finishing his season with 35-5 record. JUNIOR: Entered the 2010 tourney undefeated (36-0) at 174 as a junior, losing to Jay Borschel in the finals. SENIOR: Placed fourth as the #3 seed, only losing frosh Ed Ruth (2x) and Jon Reader, Nick Amuchastegui during the season. Career record 150-12 going 4-DNP-2-4 at NCAAs.

Partied in State College and missed weight at a December national FS event in Japan.

A lot of action for less than 3min of total match time.

Stanich over Mendez Seidel over Jax

Wait until session 2. At NCAAs, a loser on the top side will never wrestle a 2nd match in the same session.

My reporting became more advanced over the years:

Monday draft wrap-up: Finished in just over 2hrs (had 12 of 15 participants on the Zoom call).

thank you all for a good draft. good luck.

@crzyctldy then @Doublehalf

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@mr.nonothingatall moving to next. you can pick when you are ready.

@mr.nonothingatall need a WC

@mr.nonothingatall you're still up

you need 149 and WC

taken already

@mr.nonothingatall

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