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I want to believe the guy who just wrecked the backside of B1Gs to take 3rd is good enough to not get exploited against the guy who just took 2nd at B1Gs. Big fan of Bouzakis and that match seems more poor coaching than it was Ayala being that much better.

Figs got me good points last year.

Bouzakis off the scales is quite subpar. There are those who thinknhe goes 125 next season?

Arizona State goes 1W-4L for Iowa...

Going to OT with neither wrestler having a takedown should go straight to rideouts.

I was long and lanky, but still rarely went above 140lbs, wrestling 134lbs. Our 150lber would get up over 180lbs and our 158lber was notorious for being lean (genetics). Our 167lber and 177lber on a regular were both well over 200lbs day after NCAAs/big tournaments. I remember Mark Coleman telling me he was much closer to 250lbs than he was 200lbs night after 1988 NCAAs. Late 80s/90s were hell for so many of my old friends.

157/166

Riggins VS Rhodes is a good storyline innit?

Fish over Cannon... nice.

Man... just noticed one of Orine or Shawver will be eliminated within the next ten minutes.

Being Jacob Frost's only fan on these boards is paying off for me as of right now. Got him in both leagues.

@MM2018is there with some buds. Ask him to help.

Fuggit saying Phukkit and blowing up most 133lb brackets already...

He will have Ayala fresh off the scale tomorrow, right?

To be clear, he didn't weigh-in for B1Gs either, so he wouldn't have weighed in today. He posted something nice on Instagram, I believe. Had session 2 not just started I would find it for you, bro.

I don't think Adams is in the room. Catrabone might be a 149lber next season.

I don't think it's too much a pull for one of them to go 157lbs, FWIW. Unless one plans to go 86 KG in the near future, I think 157lbs works fine for one of them as well.

God, please no. As much of a nuthugger as I am with Facundo, I do not want to hug the same nuts as Minnow at the same time. I enjoy Rutgers and their tenacity. I don't want to be swordmaster bros with Minnow, though.

Damn. One of Pinto and Karchla will go two and out. Both were Top 5 three weeks ago, right?

While I think Henson is almost certainly a lock over his pigtail, Teague absolutely makes his chances a non-zero. I think he is the only pigtail wrestler who can say they have a non-zero chance against the one seed. The others don't get the luxery of the non.

I could have done two or three per weight, honestly.

Thus far. We will know more in an hour or so.

^dumbass has everyone blocked so he can't actually see that we are on Page 4 already.

He's a Ginger. You can't trust politicians or gingerfolk.

125 - MAM is capable of a DEEP run and McCrone is capable of pinning anyone from top. 133 - If we get peak-form Orine, and typical lose-early Bouzakis, I actually think ( 26 ) seeded Orine is the favorite here. 141 - Latona is a hard read and Chappell matches up well with him, I think. 149 - If Clark can keep it 0-0 through one, or be up outright, this is a tough match for Lamer. Clark is stingy and tough on top and could take this one. 157 - Lovett is the one guy in the bracket who could go speed-for-speed with a healthy Teemer. Teemer isn't healthy and while a Lovett victory here surprises nobody, were you to call the pick in October, you would have been laughed at and assumed Lovett was a ( 30 ) - ( 33 ) seed. 165 - Lillard is much better than his ( 27 ) seed gives him credit for. Mantanona has won a lot of his matched by getting up big early with a big move then sort of taking it easy. If Lillarf can prevent going down early and make this a dogfight, will Mantanona stay composed? 174 - If Braunagel picks up with where he left off at B1Gs, he has a great chance against last season's ( 2 ) seed in Devos. 184 - Rogotzke can deck just about anyone and Rider's Dean has a severely bloated seed ( 7 ), having already been Techfelled by Rogotzke's teammate Shumate. 197 - Munoz is not 100% and up until a few weeks ago, a medical wad still very much on the table. McDanel has wrestled anyone but the best rather well this season and, perhaps more importantly, appears to be healthy. 285 - Feldman is the better wrestler, but their match this season was a 4-2 match. Bullock is athletic enough and has a large enough frame to turn this around.