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Yeah it would be.

Does anyone know what he weighed in at the Cy-Hawk at? If it was the full 174lbs, the soonest he could wrestle 165 would be 12/24/23 and the soonest he could wrestle 157 would be 1/14/24. We don't know what a PK down at 157 looks like. It could be something like Paddy Gallagher, where we expect him to win a shit tonne of matches, but he just might not function as well at that weight as he does/would at 165lbs.

What are the odds that Kennedy hits the transfer portal? I know he is and has been an IOWA guy, but the lineup isn't looking too friendly to him. 149/157 - Voinovich, Focus, Block, Seibrecht 165 - Caliendo 174 - Arnold 184 - Focus 197 - Focus 285 - Kueter Where does he fit in?

At least he should be.

He is better than that.

Jealousy does not befit him.

A punk is a punk.

Hepner is listed in the Preseeds? Edit: Ah, I see it! Sucks.

No Cannon is definitely true. Rogers could be unseeded. Not sure. These are Preseeds, not entries.

Flo and Intermat have it... 1 - Haines 2 - Franek 3 - Robb 4 - Teemer The Open Mat has it... 1 - Haines 2 - Franek 3 - Robb 4 - Mauller 5 - Andonian 6 - Teemer The Wrestling Report has it... 1 - Haines 2 - Franek 3 - Robb 4 - Andonian 5 - Lewan 6 - Mauller 7 - Teemer While I don't think Teemer should be above Andonian or Lewan, I also don't see why Mauller is above Teemer either. He went 4-2 at 157lbs the same season Teemer took 6th. What has he done at 157 to be ranked above the aforementioned gents? Rankings don't matter, but here is what I would have... 1 - Haines 2 - Franek 3 - Robb 4 - Andonian 5 - Lewan 6 - Teemer 7 - Mauller

This doesn't really do it justice... some of these weights are legitimately seeded through 18...

125 lbs 1. Matt Ramos, Purdue 2. Michael DeAugustino, Michigan 3. Brett Ungar, Cornell 4. Caleb Smith, Nebraska 5. Jore Volk, Wyoming 6. Brandon Kaylor, Oregon State 7. Tanner Jordan, South Dakota State 8. Kysen Terukina, Iowa State 133 lbs 1. Daton Fix, Oklahoma State 2. Kai Orine, NC State 3. Evan Frost, Iowa State 4. Julian Chlebove, Arizona State 5. Angelo Rini, Columbia 6. Brendan Ferretti, Navy 7. Dom Zaccone, Campbell 8. Nic Bouzakis, Ohio State 141 lbs 1. Lachlan McNeil, North Carolina 2. Brock Hardy, Nebraska 3. Jesse Mendez, Ohio State 4. Ryan Jack, NC State 5. Cael Happel, Northern Iowa 6. Kal Miller, Maryland 7. Vince Cornella, Cornell 8. Josh Koderhandt, Navy 149 lbs 1. Ridge Lovett, Nebraska 2. Kyle Parco, Arizona State 3. Caleb Henson, Virginia Tech 4. Dylan D'Emilio, Ohio State 5. Jackson Arrington, NC State 6. Chance Lamer, Cal Poly 7. Ethen Miller, Maryland 8. Quinn Kinner, Rider 157 lbs 1. Peyton Robb, Nebraska 2. Jacori Teemer, Arizona State 3. Bryce Andonian, Virginia Tech 4. Will Lewan, Michigan 5. Ed Scott, NC State 6. Daniel Cardenas, Stanford 7. Trevor Chumbley, Northwestern 8. Cael Swensen, South Dakota State 165 lbs 1. David Carr, Iowa State 2. Cameron Amine, Michigan 3. Izzak Olejnik, Oklahoma State 4. Julian Ramirez, Cornell 5. Matthew Olguin, Oregon State 6. Antrell Taylor, Nebraska 7. Maxx Mayfield, Northwestern 8. Bryce Hepner, Ohio State 174 lbs 1. Shane Griffith, Michigan 2. Carson Kharchla, Ohio State 3. Cade DeVos, South Dakota State 4. Travis Wittlake, Oregon State 5. Adam Kemp, Cal Poly 6. MJ Gaitan, Iowa State 7. Austin Murphy, Campbell 8. Alex Faison, NC State 184 lbs 1. Parker Keckeisen, Northern Iowa 2. Trey Munoz, Oregon State 3. Chris Foca, Cornell 4. Dustin Plott, Oklahoma State 5. Lenny Pinto, Nebraska 6. Gavin Hoffman, Ohio State 7. Will Feldkamp, Iowa State 8. Gavin Kane, North Carolina 197 lbs 1. Tanner Sloan, South Dakota State 2. Trent Hidlay, NC State 3. Jacob Cardenas, Cornell 4. Luke Surber, Oklahoma State 5. Jaxon Smith, Maryland 6. Silas Allred, Nebraska 7. Nick Stemmet, Stanford 8. Luke Geog, Ohio State 285 lbs 1. Wyatt Hendrickson, Air Force 2. Lucas Davison, Michigan 3. Yonger Bastida, Iowa State 4. Tyrell Gordon, Northern Iowa 5. Grady Griess, Navy 6. Owen Trephan, NC State 7. Taye Ghadiali, Campbell 8. Konner Doucet, Oklahoma State Projected Team Placements & Scores 1 - Nebraska: 98.5 2 - Michigan: 83.5 3 - NC State: 81 4 - Iowa State: 75.5 5 - Ohio State: 73.5 6 - Oklahoma State: 70 7 - Cornell: 62.5 8 - Oregon State: 53 9 - Northern Iowa: 48.5 10 - Arizona State: 46

Per Flo... a few surprises and some not. https://www.flowrestling.org/articles/11545893-2023-cliff-keen-las-vegas-invitational-pre-seeds

He was at the Open shortly after his title. He was basically on his knees the whole time against the actual Italian Stallion Ben Honis. Much can be implied there.

Does Focus go HWT or 197? Glazier is a better option than Hill.

Cook is on his last year of eligibility now... would make sense.

Just major overcompensation. They have four people cut three weight classes then have another guy jump six (he wrestled 285 after his redshirt season). Even Stevens. Maths.

Am I reading this correctly? Was Luke Surber expected to be a 165lber? https://www.flowrestling.org/rankings/6246635-2020-commitment-list-ncaa-di/28544-2020-di-commitment-list

I am curious how. I know on Flo in the past they have talked about wins holding more weight than losses. I get that, okay. Teemer legitimately has zero wins since his loss to Lewan two NCAAs ago. Lewan has many wins since then. It is almost as if Andonian, Scott, and Lewan were penalized for trading wins and losses last year, despite beating most everyone else too. I know Scott lost to Blaze this year, but even before then Teemer was ranked higher.

Right, but both links posted were not to the proper link. No worries, I did find it - see my edited post.

What? Where did he post this? Edit: Found it...

Minnow embarrasses himself enough. Please don't tie him in an official manner to those two programs. They are better than him in every single way imaginable.

I hope it's the over, honestly. Iowa already gets shit on for even speaking of the Focus family. Let them play the heel and everyone else, aside for Penn State, will be playing for 3rd.

I am curious how Jacori Teemer can be ranked ahead of Will Lewan in any rankings at all. His last completed match was a loss to him. Lewan has since proven to be an all-american whereas Teemer's last actual match he ended up defaulting out of - which counts as a loss now right?

I think more the latter. Refs don't like overturning their own calls, even if the bias was clearly evident throughout the dual as a whole.