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Wyatt Pindrickson has appeared mortal in matches that he doesn't Pin them relatively quickly. He is extremely injured, he just holds a serious talent gap on everyone he's faced. His conditioning will suffer against guys he just isn't going to pin quickly/easily. To the point, I might even pick a guy like Slavikouski over him right now - gun to head. I would definitely pick Schultzy and Bastida over him right now. He just doesn't look right.

Truax was beating Keckeisen until he gassed at the ASC. Had he had a better tank he would've been the consensus #1 to start the season. He has a trouble with Munoz. Just always has... if he avoids Munoz at NCAAs, he has as good a chance as anyone to make the finals, and likely a better chance to beat PK than anyone else in the field. Bartlett legitimately just beat Lemley the week before Lemley destroyed Woods. There isn't a better #1 option right now, which means he very well could win it.

With his shirt pulled, I expect Rogotzke (tOSU) to get the nod the balance of the season, health providing.

You're actually calling it late. A lot of folks have been calling for it since Friday's beatdown at the hands of Michigan.

125 Davis, PSU over Ayala, Iowa via Decision PSU 3-0 133 Nagao, PSU over Teske, Iowa via Decision PSU 6-0 141 Woods, Iowa over Evans, PSU via Major PSU 6-4 149 Voinovich, Iowa over Kasak, Penn State via Decision Iowa 7-6 157 Franek, Iowa over Haines, Penn State via Decision Iowa 10-6 165 Caliendo, Iowa over Mesenbrink, Penn State via Decision Iowa 13-6 174 Sta(l)rocci, Penn State over Arnold, Iowa via Decision Iowa 13-9 Both teams get a deduction here... IT IS LOOOOUD!! Iowa 12-8 184 Truax, Penn State over Kennedy, Iowa via Decision Iowa 12-11 197 Brooks, Penn State over Glazier, Iowa via Tech Penn State 16-12 285 Kerkvliet, Penn State over Kueter, Iowa via Pinfellery Penn State 22-12 I think there will be a little gamesmanship, some odd coaching decisions, and an all-around badass dual atmosphere... add in that I think Iowa will wrestle with a chip on their shoulders and this is going to be a fun dual. I would actually expect otherwise and that Penn State absolutely blasts them to the tune of what @Wrestleknownothing predicts above... that said, I want to have a little fun inside Carver... I also fully expect Arnold go go, FWIW. That would put Kennedy at 184, unless Arnold goes 184. I think Arnold wants a bite of Sta(l)rocci, though. In the end Brooks destroys Glazier and Kerkvliet destroys Kueter.

There is only one undefeated 125lber left in the nation and it is not Matt Ramos. Matt Ramos, JR (Year 5) 19W - 4L Common Opponents Record: 5W - 1L Average Margin of Victory: +3.0 Average Margin of Victory (Sans DeAuggie): +5.2 Braeden Davis, FR (Year 1) 14W - 0L Common Opponents Record: 7W - 0L Average Margin of Victory (Sans DeAuggie): +4.8 WrestleStat Projection: Matt Ramos over Braeden Davis via 7-6 Decision As of right now, I do believe Braeden Davis would get the #1 Seed come B1Gs.

Ohio State's comeback on UofM was considerably superior.

I agree... huge missed opportunity there. On another note: Indiana beat the shit out of Sparty the last six matches. They straight up out-toughed 'em. Michigan State was favored in three of those matches and one was a toss-up as well... poor closing.

Sparty loses at 197 and 285, which are two wins they expected given that they were favored there and both gents have been wrestling well.

Snyder is on the good side of 30, still. He will wait around until 2028 at least. Cox might hang them up at OTT. Ot maybe he goes up to 125 KG afterwards... not sure. As long as Bradley keeps winning the Open or Senior Nats he will keep wrestling. I think we may see Dake and Taylor hang them up but I kind of expect them to make a run at OTT because of it being in LA. JB likely has the 1 seed with Nolf having the 2 seed. That means Nolf will need yo beat O'Toole or someone equally as badass then beat Retherford to face JB. JB will be the onr against Dake in the Bo3.

We are on the same page here. There clearly needs to be some sort of concussion protocol with USAW. Some people can take those hits and it doesn't phase them. Some can get nudged 10x lighter and they are gonzo. We need to ensure the safety of the latter.

Sparty came to wrestle this weekend. A 29 - 10 beating on Illinois and shutting Indiana out through thr first four matches 18 - 0. Of note: No Lillard or Gilcher in for Indiana at 165lbs, either. They forfeited to Fish.

The Penn State gent is solid and has even bumped up for the team. With how he has performed, Penn State may be able to give the Mirasola brothers a year to grow in tk the weight. Also of note: Zach Ryder was entered in to the same tournament at 174lbs.

The one that was bolded won! Hahaha This was a bucket list item for me, gents.

It happened today, gents. The match we all wanted and needed.

No, I got all that. They let him go, though, and it didn't look that bad of a hit when I first watched it.

No it didn't. Quit making them so soft up there.

The thread title says that he lost. I was simply stating the fact that he did, in fact, not lose.

My thinking is does he go 70 KG then 74 KG in Olympic years? He is extremely lean at 36 hour before weigh-ins. He even dabbled up at 155lbs for a bit.

He was right there with Yazdani (the 86 KG one) through their Age level careers, wasn't he? Why wouldn't he be able to maintain the same levels of success?

Well it looks like Velti - Mollinari w we e supposed to wrestle but aren't, so there should have been another match.

Because it is only one match on the schedule right now.

I didn't think the head bang was as hard as it might have been. To the point I thought it could have been something else.

Nick Lee wins Match #1 12-3 to take his Freestyle record against Johnny D to 4W - 0L. After the Takedown to go up 4-3, Lee poured it on and it honestly looked like Johnny D was broken. He might have gotten injured there (somehow).