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A reminder on the schedule, gents.

I agree with whatever Beyonce said.

Is it?

Walker pinned Valencia - yeah buddy!

I might be asking you. I don't want to hurt your feelings again?

If John Smith wanted him at 174 then 197 is the weight class he should probably be at.

So Negron looks better at 165 for Arizona State than he ever looked at 157 for Penn State. Weird right?

Did they happen to touch bases on how they tend to be complete shit on bottom by the time they are seniors?

Turdbiscuit is a term of endearment in my household? If you would rather me hate you, I can. I don't want to, to be transparent.

I know you aren't. That is the joke.

Ragusin with the 16-1 Tech in the first period. Ragusin TD2, NF2, NF2, NF2, NF2, NF2, NF2 Phelps E1 Ragusin TD2

Can you just stop being a soft potato, or whatever it was that Beyonce said? This is a wrestling forum. Your weak constitution is showing.

I completely missed him in the bracket (Ungar).

For someone with Ban in their name, you have a very mild sense of security if you think that was off the handle.

He's a Texas guy. They hate Cali, hence the Boone's Farm reference. You shouldn't need Vegas to be explained to you. It's a rather popular destination choice for many obvious reasons.

Formato and Ramirez have both been kind of letting it fly this year, win or lose and there has to be one crazy upset prior to the Semi-Finals, correct? I just picked this one to be it. They have felt each other before (last year NCAAs), and I think Ramirez is hungry, very hungry. That'll have him coming out confident and Formato will catch him early - not via pin, just a bunch of early nearfall. I think it is much more likely Ramirez decks him early, but as I said... need some KAOZ right?

Greetings All, With the release of the brackets today, revised thoughts for the semi-finals, finals, and 3rd place winners, as well as thoughts for the Michigan gents in this bracket... Also... no Bullock at 197 for Michigan? Yatooma? Are you kidding me? - 125 - Semi-Finals: Figueroa over DeAugustino, Ramos over Kaylor Finals: Ramos over Figueroa via Decision 3rd place: Heinselman Thoughts: I think Figs shows everyone here that he does contend, just as much as Courtney would/will. McHenry loses to him, then the grind of the backside will get to him that will show that he is just meant to be a 118lber. I think 1-2 wins is peak for him here. - 133 - Semi-Finals: Arujau over Latona, Ragusin over McGee Finals: Arujau over Ragusin via Decision 3rd place: McGee Thoughts: I think Ragusin is going to show here that he belongs in the conversation with Arujau for #3 in what will be a much closer bout than folks thought before this weekend. - 141 - Semi-Finals: Mattin over Jack, Cornella over D'Emilio Finals: Mattin over via Cornella via Decision 3rd place: Carlson Thoughts: Mattin is a grinder and I think where he is most in danger is going to be Vasquez - if Vasquez gets past Hardy. It is someone who will be able to out-quick and out-athlete him enough to where he can't get his grind on. He is set up beautifully to miss those highly athletic 141lbers all the way through the finals. - 149 - Semi-Finals: Sasso over Thomas, Lamer over Millner Finals: Sasso over Lamer via Decision 3rd place: Parco Thoughts: I really think this is going to be Lamer's coming out party and he will beat two gents folks consider high contenders en route to getting controlled in the finals. - 157 - Semi-Finals: Lewan over Coleman, Robb over Scott Finals: Lwan over Robb via Decision 3rd place: Coleman Thoughts: I think Lewan could win 3-2/3-1 in every match through the finals. I am more worried about a Coleman match than a Robb, tbh. I think a healthy Coleman is as much of a contender for a NC as any 157lber in the Top 10. - 165 - Semi-Finals: Kharchla over Yant, Olguin over Formato Finals: Kharchla over Olguin via Major 3rd place: Cook Thoughts: Mattin has Ramirez in the first round and I think he is going to try to throw the sink at him... and fail - unfortunately. I do think that the bottom half of this bracket is very likely to ge tblown up. Olguin and Formato are real threats to knock Ramirez off, and I think they will. - 174 - Semi-Finals: Smith over Lewis, Labriola over Walker Finals: Smith over Labriola via Decision 3rd place: Lewis Thoughts: A lot of very physical, very tough gents here. I think Walker shows he belongs right up there, though, in beating Conigliaro and Romero before dropping in the semi-finals and beating Foca in the consi-semis. I think Smith balls out here. He is hungry for that Lewis win and he got Labs last time out too. - 184 - Semi-Finals: Keckeisen over Munoz, Hidlay over Bolen Finals: Hidlay over Keckeisen via Decision 3rd place: Romero Thoughts: I think Bolen gets Romero this time, but Finesilver beats him on the backside - then proceeds to lose to Romero for 3rd. - 197 - Semi-Finals: Sloan over Harvey, Trumble over Allred Finals: Sloan over Trumble via Major 3rd place: Harvey Thoughts: I think this is the year we start seeing the Sloan we thought we would have a couple years ago and I think he wins this weight class convincingly. Also... Yatooma? Are you serious? There is no way this guy is the best guy they have for 197 to put out there... when Bullock is still on the roster... what the actual deuce? - 285 - Semi-Finals: Davison over Schultz, Parris over Hendrickson Finals: Parris over Davison via Pin 3rd place: Hendrickson Thoughts: I think Davison pulls off the dub against Schultz. Just got me a feeling. Of all the weights, this is the one where the 1-2 seems to be the most likely weight to happen... so it won't. I don't see anyone on the bottom side capable of beating Parris. We have seen Davison beat the elite of 285 before, albeit in freestyle (Cassioppi). I think Schultz then forfeits out.

Brackets are out. https://arena.flowrestling.org/event/b01f698a-722e-4e8f-a512-c4201deabec4

It's Vegas. That is why they keep it there you Turdbiscuit. If you can't ubderstand that, as an American, then you need to just quit... everything. Quit everything - everywhere.

It looks like Antman is making his MMA debut tonight at Ikon 6: The fight is at 265lbs. He is facing a guy who last weighed in at 214.5lbs, but has fought at 205 as recently ad May and holds a record of 3W-19L. https://www.tapology.com/fightcenter/events/95595-ikon-fc-6

Friday, December 2nd 12:00 PM: R1 - Pig Tail Championship R2 - Championship Round of 32 R3 - Consolation Round of 32 R4 - Championship Round of 16, Consolation 1st Round of 16 R5 - Consolation 2nd Round of 16 9:00 PM: R6 - Championship Quarter-Finals, Consolation 1st Round of 8 Saturday, December 3rd 12:00 PM: R7 - Consolation 2nd Round of 8 1:00 pm: R8 - Championship Semi-Finals R9 - Consolation Semi-Finals, Finals 5th/6th, 7th/8th Placement Matches 6:00 PM: R10 - Finals, 1st/2nd, 3rd/4th Placement Matches All times in US-Eastern

The company you keep...

125 - Terukina over Harris via Major ISU 4-0 133 - Schriever over Attasauov via Decision ISU 4-3 141 - Swiderski over Woods via Decision ISU 7-3 149 - Murin ovee Johnson via Decision ISU 7-6 157 - Kraisser over Siebrecht via Decision ISU 10-6 165 - Carr DEC Kennedy via Decision ISU 13-6 174 - Brands over Broderson via Decision ISU 13-9 184 - Coleman over Assad via Decision ISU 16-9 197 - Bastida over Warner via Decision ISU 19-9 285 - Cassioppi over Schuyler via Pin ISU 19-15 If this match starts at 133... it will be 15-9 heading in to heavy... a Cassioppi Pin will tie it at 15-15. Then the Lee gets freed... and he wins via Tech - giving Iowa the 20-15 dual victory.

The Mizzou scenario was different. Mizzou was not 12-0 heading in to the conference championship.

That is just plain loony.