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Blades is out. Gross VS McGee is in.

Greetings All, I thought it might be fun to get a look-see on how the depth charge currently looks compared to what we think it might look like later on in the season. Here is the eligibility breakdown per Wrestlestat: https://www.wrestlestat.com/team/40/michigan/profile

Lucas Cochran and Luke Cochran also wrestled one another.

I am just upset that it probably has a higher accuracy than I would have picked. I think Nickal is going to pin him or get beat... Cardenas is a big, long grinder who specializes in Freestyle. Bo isn't going to be able to 'hip' in to him like he did Moore. Pindrickson will win via Pinfellery or Techfellery. He is bigger, faster, stronger, and better. It's going to be a clear mismatch on the mat. Blades is a punt pick. There wasn't any way it wasn't going to get that one right - no disrespects intended. NATO - Ramos at 7-4? I don't know. I think it ends up being a wide Decision for Ramos (12-4 or so) to a Tech or a grinding victory for NATO, like 3-3, 4-4 or the likes. Johnny D and Bajjie? Bajjie hasn't looked good in YEARS, and I know Johnny D doesn't look right, right now... but 9-3 Johnny D? If he is up that much, he's winning via Tech. If it's 9-3, it'll be Bajjie winning. Just how their styles will play out (I think) at this stage in their careers. This one is tough, because I don't know if either of them are in wrestling shape right now. Palmer and Gomez? I don't see how we don't see Palmer fly at least once with the checks he is writing. Palmer got completely dominated by Jenkins in a proto-wrestling match (it was supposed to be a fight - it wasn't). Jenkins tossed him several times in that match. Gomez is planting him on his head at least once. I wouldn't be surprised to see Gomez get countered... but if that happens Gomez will send him flying again. It's going to be a Tech or a Pin. Even Wick - Jason Nolf? How far from competition is Nolf, as far as competition shape goes? I know Wick can be a difficult draw for anybody under 6'6" tall, but Nolf is Nolf and if he has his cardio under him (which recent videos of him rolling around at Oklahoma and other places show he does) then it isn't going to be close. Might be low scoring first, but Nolf shouldn't give up any offensive points. I expect a 6-0 to 10-0 type performance from Nolf. Folks forget the last time we saw him take the mat in competition he beat Burroughs (blanked him), preventing JB from making the Best of Three OTT finals. Hildebrandt over ZHG via tech is as safe a pick as Blades. Even with her being 'retired' for a year now. Dake - Hamiti? 8-2 seems about right. Dake might not score that much, honestly, but it could be 4-1, 4-2, or 10-0 and I wouldn't be surprised. They will all seem dominant. Even a 3-3 win would seem dominant, I think. Woods - Caldwell? 6-1 seems plausible. With where their careers are right now, for Caldwell to get a Takedown on him, I would be surprised. I expect Woods to grind it out, get 1 or 2 takedowns and 1 or 2 exposures. Maybe a step out or two. That would be a good result. Take with a grain of salt, as I am also playing devil's advocate now.

You're welcome. They are trash. Especially projecting the play-by-play. Complete trash. It can't maths.

You could, but Mendez, the two time defending NCAA D1 champ, who had just beaten Johnny D, a 4xer (141/149) at OTT the year prior should have been expected to cruise there. I think it is absolutely stupid when there are three shot clock points awarded. The ref has essentially decided the victor there.

Yeah... being that Blaze is the only one who made ANY offensive attacks in that match, I think he'll be just fine going forward. It was 2-1 and Blaze was down... all on shot clocks, despite Blaze making the offensive effort. He was pushing him out, made a reaching shot and Mendez got behind. The match was weak on Mendez's part. Blaze was the considerably smaller guy and he couldn't capitalize.

Per ChatGPT: For the record, I do not agree with many of these. Light HWT (205 lbs) Bo Nickal vs. Jacob Cardenas Pick: Nickal Confidence: 75% (MMA time hurts sharpness, but skill gap big) Score: 8–2 Nickal HWT Unlimited Wyatt Hendrickson vs. Mostafa Elders Pick: Hendrickson Confidence: 80% (younger, sharper, more active) Score: 6–0 Hendrickson Middleweight (150 lbs) Kennedy Blades vs. Alejandra Rivera Pick: Blades Confidence: 95% (world-level medalist vs. regional talent) Score: 10–0 Blades (tech fall) Bantamweight (135 lbs) Nathan Tomasello vs. Matt Ramos Pick: Ramos Confidence: 70% (Tomasello declining, Ramos peaking) Score: 7–4 Ramos Lightweight (155 lbs) Yianni Diakomihalis vs. Bajrang Punia Pick: Yianni Confidence: 85% (Bajrang fading, Yianni’s offense too sharp) Score: 9–3 Yianni Lightweight (155 lbs) Lance Palmer vs. Austin Gomez Pick: Gomez Confidence: 80% (Palmer’s freestyle rust from MMA) Score: 8–2 Gomez Middleweight (175 lbs) Evan Wick vs. Jason Nolf Pick: Nolf Confidence: 75% (close on folkstyle mat, but freestyle favors Nolf) Score: 6–3 Nolf Strawweight (120 lbs) Sarah Hildebrandt vs. Zeltzin Hernandez-Guerra Pick: Hildebrandt Confidence: 95% (huge class gap) Score: 10–0 Hildebrandt (tech fall) Cruiserweight (190 lbs) Kyle Dake vs. Dean Hamiti Pick: Dake Confidence: 90% (Hamiti explosive but raw; Dake is elite) Score: 8–2 Dake Featherweight (145 lbs) Real Woods vs. Darrion Caldwell Pick: Woods Confidence: 85% (Caldwell’s athleticism faded; Woods in prime) Score: 6–1 Woods

Victories?

Davison kid following the GOAT Davison wrestler in Metcalf. I like it.

Michigan has a battle forming for 157 & 165 it seems. Three guys for two spots. Cam Catrabone Justin Gates Dylan Gilcher All should be NQ type level at a minimum. I think 157 is a better weight for Catrabone and Gilcher and Gates was a high-profile Davison recruit (Facundo, Metcalf, Reader, etc), so I think they're expecting a bit out of him. I am curious if Walker can suck himself down to 165, with both Mantanonas moving up to 174 and 184, respectively - I assume they didn't do that to ride pine. Walker against either of those, or perhaps Walker inserts himself in to the 165lb conversations (or the other end - 197lbs?)? Walker isn't coming back to also ride pine - he wants to start. Speaking of Walker, his brother Zar has potential to grow, too. He came in as an expected 133/141 and wrestled as high as 157lbs last season. He could enter the conversation at 157/165 as well.

Arizona State has three solid battles forming. 141 - Emilio Ysaguirre VS Pierson Manville 184 - Aziz Fayzullaev VS Colton Hawkes 285 - David Szuba VS Cohlton Schultzy VS Tanner Hall

I thought it was specific to people on the national team (which NLWC has a lot of, for sure - 33% of the National Team 10/30 are at NLWC). https://www.themat.com/team-usa/national-team#Men_s_Freestyle_National_Team_cs42

Ryan Rogers or Vaughn Spencer to 184lbs?

The thread is about 65 KG. None of either if the guys you mentioned have hardware at 65 KG. Weights classes exist for a reason.

Guy wrestled 57 KG earlier this week at U20s.

The other two As that matter. Academics and Attitude?

So... how is this? 57 62 67 73 79 85 91 97 125 Not much change, but some change.

Yep. https://uww.org/athletes/garzon-tamayo-geannis

The numbers show that they have more participants in overseas tournaments. I think more popular would be the one that gets the most attention, which I think is still MFS worldwide.

The guy who who Welsh has in the finals is the turdbiscuit who got DQd against Locket at senior Pan Ams at 74 KG while losing 2-3... A little more backstory is that he took Gold at the U23 Pan Am Champs at 86 KG a little while before that. He beat the guy in the finals 8-0 who beat Jaxon Smith 4-2 (putting Smith in repechage). So he's pretty good.

Greetings All, https://arena.uww.org/sport-event/show/1f07c05e-af6d-6b1a-8b85-6f49530ccbe1 They are upkeeping it accurately on the UWW Arena, so that is nice.

Also, for what it is worth, I have the option to view signatures turned off. I would have never seen that, had you not posted it.

There is a reason that turdbiscuit isn't allowed to post anywhere but the restricted area.

I have no doubt he can make it, my question is how does he keep that level of performance while losing 16lbs of functional mass? I don't know that he does, or can. Similar to Trumble and Bastida, his best weight might be a 235/240lbs HWT that drops to 213lbs for MFS.