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A month from now and he will have Kinner (Rider), Lovett (CMU), and Bryant (Lehigh) under his belt. While none are contenders, a loss to any of them will tell us where he is at.

Plural?

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Wrong link - this is the correct one: https://www.trackwrestling.com/tw/predefinedtournaments/VerifyPassword.jsp?tournamentId=686366132

https://mgoblue.com/news/2022/11/11/wrestling-wolverines-open-dual-slate-with-decisive-win-over-campbell-in-battle-at-bragg.aspx » No. 5 Michigan won eight of 10 bouts en route to a 26-6 win over Campbell in its dual opener at the Battle at Bragg event. » Cole Mattin and Matt Finesilver earned major decisions at 141 and 184 pounds, respectively; Mattin defeated No. 21 Shannon Hanna 9-0 for his third ranked win on the season. » Three Wolverines earned their first collegiate dual win: Kurt McHenry (125), Chance Lamer (149) and Joseph Walker (174). Site: Fayetteville, N.C. (Fort Bragg) Event: Battle at Bragg Score: #5 Michigan 26, Campbell 6 Records: U-M (1-0), CU (2-2) Next U-M Event: Sunday, Nov. 13 -- at North Carolina (Chapel Hill, N.C.), 3 p.m. FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. -- The No. 5-ranked University of Michigan wrestling team claimed eight bouts to earn a decisive 26-6 win in its dual-meet opener over Campbell at the Battle at Bragg event on Veterans Day Friday evening (Nov. 11) at Pope Army Field at Fort Bragg. Three Wolverines earned their first collegiate dual win while another two made also their dual-meet debuts. Michigan opened the dual with one such win -- and perhaps the most exciting match of the evening -- with Kurt McHenry's 4-3 buzzer-beating decision over No. 24-ranked Anthony Molton at 125 pounds. Molton took the lead with an inside trip midway through the third period, but McHenry escaped and, on a restart with just six seconds left in the bout, he shot in on a low single off the whistle and finished with just three seconds remaining on the clock. Dylan Ragusin, ranked fifth at 133 pounds, built up an early lead and hung on for a 9-7 decision over Domenic Zaccone in his season debut. Ragusin gave up the first takedown but answered with a single leg in the first and a go behind in the second -- and period rideouts on both -- to move in front. Zaccone added two takedowns in the third, but Ragusin used his 1:11 riding-time advantage to seal the win. Cole Mattin, ranked 14th at 141 pounds, picked up his third ranked win of the season with a dominant 9-0 major decision against 21st-ranked Shannon Hanna. He scored takedowns off of scrambles in the first and third periods and added two near-fall points off a leg turk in the latter. He accumulated 3:05 ride time and improved to 5-0 on the season. Chance Lamer, ranked 22nd, earned an 11-6 decision over Callum Sitek in his season and dual-meet debut at 149 pounds. Lamer scored two takedowns and a reversal and rode for 1:05 in a bout that featured a 15-minute rain delay after Army officials had to move a military plane in order to close the hangar door after wind was blowing rain onto the mat. Will Lewan, ranked third at 157 pounds, earned a workmanlike 4-2 decision over Troy Nation at in his season debut at 157 pounds. Lewan finished on a single-leg shot at the first-period buzzer and added a reversal early in the second. Campbell scored its first win with a decision at 165 pounds before Michigan bounced back with back-to-back wins at 174 and 184 pounds. Joseph Walker finished on a re-attack double about 30 minutes into overtime in a 3-1 decision against Cole Rees for his first collegiate dual-meet victory at the former weight. Matt Finesilver, ranked 14th nationally, rolled to a 10-2 major decision over 19th-ranked Caleb Hopkins at the latter. Finesilver scored four takedowns, including a pair in the third period, and rode for 3:08 to claim his first Michigan dual win. Mason Parris, ranked third at heavyweight, closed out the dual with a 7-5 decision over 13th-ranked Taye Ghadiali -- his second win over a ranked opponent this season. Parris scored on takedowns in the first and third and nearly rode out the second but gave up a late counter takedown out of a scramble to narrow the final margin. He earned 2:55 in riding time and improved 6-0 on the season. The Wolverines (1-0) will wrap the Tar Heel State road trip against North Carolina on Sunday (Nov. 13) in Chapel Hill. The dual, dubbed Doubles on the Diamond, is slated for a 3 p.m. start on UNC's baseball field, Bryson Field At Boshamer Stadium. No. 5 Michigan 26, Campbell 6 Individual rankings by InterMat 125 -- Kurt McHenry (U-M) dec. #24 Anthony Molton, 4-3 -- U-M, 3-0 133 -- #5 Dylan Ragusin (U-M) dec. Domenic Zaccone, 9-7 -- U-M, 6-0 141 -- #14 Cole Mattin (U-M) major dec. #21 Shannon Hanna, 9-0 -- U-M, 10-0 149 -- #22 Chance Lamer (U-M) dec. Callum Sitek, 11-6 -- U-M, 13-0 157 -- #3 Will Lewan (U-M) dec. #30 Troy Nation, 4-2 -- U-M, 16-0 165 -- Dom Baker (CU) dec. Zack Mattin, 7-5 -- U-M, 16-3 174 -- Joseph Walker (U-M) dec. Cole Rees, 3-1 SV -- U-M, 19-3 184 -- #14 Matt Finesilver (U-M) major dec. #19 Caleb Hopkins, 10-2 -- U-M, 23-3 197 -- Levi Hopkins (CU) dec. Brendin Yatooma, 3-2 -- U-M, 23-6 Hwt -- #3 Mason Parris (U-M) dec. #13 Taye Ghadiali, 8-5 -- U-M, 26-6

No Brawley Lamer at 84 (or 174). I was hoping to see him. Physically see him, that is. I am not sure we see Legend make it to the finals against O'Toole. Braunagel - Lamer might be interesting to see who gets to lose via Tech to O'Toole. I really wanted to see Truax against Elam. Would have been epic to see him against Big Elam as a vindictive bump.

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He is entered at 61 KG for the VF next week.

You get my PM? Edit: Nvm. You did.

What was he beating him by when he pinned him? Former tOSU 133lber Kinner pulled a 15-0 Tech on the same kid in a faster time.

I also did not hear that. I am speculating as a Dean fanboy

We actually have a betting subforum: https://intermatforums.com/forum/12-board-bets/

Shall we ask @Le duke for permission?

Fake news. Dean destroys him. He didn't just leave because he had to sit another year. Dean jumped another level.

First off, Bronco, my dolt comment was meant as a joke - hence the laughy-smiley tongue-thing-emoji. Second off, I did use it. I asked you for your own personal, though. You are our west coast expert. I want to see your projected lineup and your own prediction. That is what I meant by 'What is your match by match breakdown?'

Listen here, you dolt... I am asking for your breakdown or what your 'projection' for a match be match would be.

If the over under on Dean slamming him in that bow and arrow is 0.5 then I am taking the over.

I beg to differ... he did attempt to defend that first takedown After that he had five more takedowns in 105 seconds?

You missed the joke.

I was worth it.

After learning that @Hammerlock3stole @TBar1977's username, I am going to need a little proof before I accept that you are you. Please prove yourself.

Nicky B!

Ugh. I hate being wrong.

I think Mendez could make this ugly.