If you want to call what the definition of what deep 'should' be where do we cross the invisible line? Top 8? Top 16? Top 33? Top 100?
I am cutting the line at Top 8. In that I believe were the Top 8 of 133 face off against the Top 8 from 125 at 133lbs right now in some sort of dual setting, I am taking the Top 8 right now at 133lbs.
Using Wrestlestat for argument's sake:
1 - Ramos, Purdue VS Arujau, Cornell
2 - Comacho, NC State VS Fix, Oklahoma State
3 - Noto, Lock Haven VS Crookham, Lehigh
4 - Barnett, Wisconsin VS Nagao, Penn State
5 - Figueroa, Arizona State VS Orine, NC State
6 - McKee, Minnesota VS Latona, Virginia Tech
7 - Peterson, Rutgers VS Colaiocco, Pennsylvania
8 - Palmer, Chattanooga VS Teske, Iowa
#5 might be a match. Orine kind of has a style that might be rather stiff for a smaller Figs.
#8 is a match.
Other than that I don't think there are even any toss-ups.
To take it further, let's use #10, 15, 20, 25, and 30.
10 - Ayala, Iowa VS Wisenhunt, Oregon State
15 - Poulin, Northern Colorado VS Zaccone, Campbell
20 - Volk, Wyoming VS Bailey, Little Rock
25 - Moore, North Carolina VS Seltzer, Missouri
30 - Kaylor, Oregon State VS Rooks, Indiana
I think when you get to these weights and you start seeing that weight classes matter for a reason and that 133, while it doesn't have the names, does have the depth. The only one I am calling a toss-up would be Ayala and Wisenhunt. On the fence a bit, though. Ayala has felt 133lbs, so I don't think the weight would be too much of a concern.