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Iowa/Nebraska 125 - Peterson MDec Koehler 4-0 133 - Ayala Dec Van Dee 7-0 141 - Hardy MDec Bailey 7-4 149 - Block Dec Lamer 10-4 157 - Taylor Dec Williams 10-7 165 - Caliendo MDec Araujo 14-7 174 - PK Dec Minto 17-7 184 - Angelo Dec Allred 20-7 197 - McDanel TF Sampson 20-12 285 - Ferrari Dec Keuter 20-15 tOSU/Nebraska 125 - Bouzakis TF Koehler 5-0 133 - Davino Dec Van Dee 8-0 141 - Mendez Dec Hardy 11-0 149 - Lamer Dec Stiles 11-3 157 - Cannon Dec Taylor 14-3 165 - Araujo Dec Paddy 14-6 174 - Kharchla Dec Minto 17-6 184 - Allred Dec Fishback 17-9 197 - McDanel Dec Geog 17-12 285 - Ferrari Dec Feldman 17-15

I could see this happening.

125 - Bouzakis Dec Lilledahl 3-0 133 - Davino Dec Blaze 6-0 141 - Mendez MDec Davis 10-0 149 - SVN MDec Stiles 10-4 157 - Duke Dec Cannon 10-7 165 - MM TF Gallagher 10-12 174 - Haines Dec Kharchla 10-15 184 - Welsh Dec Fishback 10-18 197 - Barr TF Geog 10-23 285 - Feldman Dec Mirasola 13-23

125 - Spratley Dec Mauger 3-0 133 - Jax TF Moore 8-0 141 - Vega MDec Seltzer 12-0 149 - Edmond Dec Swiderski 12-3 157 - Robideau Dec Travis 15-3 165 - Lockett Dec Mayfield 18-3 174 - Steed Dec Facundo 18-6 184 - Sinclair MDec Ryder 18-10 197 - Merrill Dec Bates 21-10 285 - Doucet MDec Stoner 25-10

ISU will be solid. Will need transfers at 184/197, but should be competitive everywhere else.

I see the Bucks winning this one fairly comfortably.

I would echo Endene. He may go into NCAAs as a top 6 seed and be a guy who struggles to get to R16.

I guess that was my way of saying, I think he will take some losses to guys not named Barr, thus not separating from this class.

I don’t see a scenario where Endene is separated from anyone around the top 10. That’s not a slight at him, just think he will have plenty of close matches this year.

I don’t think that is set in stone but I do believe so.

Similar for me, although I think Jacob Frost controls Block, and Iowa wins either 125 or 157.

Of all of the shocking things this dual can produce, Endene majoring Elam would be high on the list of shockers.

125 - Lilledahl 133 - Davino 141 - Mendez 149 - Larkin 157 - PJ 165 - Messenbrink 174 - Haines 184 - Sinclair 197 - Barr 285 - Bastida

Endene could certainly win, Elam too mat savvy and technical. Endene’s best chance is Rocky fading having not gone a full 7 awhile.

Iowa wins 125 - Iowa 3-0 133 - Iowa 6-0 141 - ISU 6-3 149 - ISU 6-6 157 - ISU 9-6 165 - Iowa 9-9 174 - Iowa 13-9 184 - Iowa 16-9 197 - ISU 16-12 285 - ISU 16-15 Iowa bonus at 174 is the difference.

Amos great sized. I believe he weighed in around 270? outweighed Bastida by 30 or so.

Definitely. Going to be fun. I’ll also say this, Evan needs to get the weight dialed in soon or he won’t be a factor at 133 first semester. He can do it, just needs to get it dialed.

I will say this. A lot of good info you’ve got there. Grice may win 133 regardless, and Ech is a bad match up for Evan as far as a wrestle off goes. With that said, there is a reason that Paniro is trying to go 149 instead of challenging Zerban at 157 (aside from that he is better suited for 149). Zerban is tough as nails and gives him problems on the mat.

Garrett Grice at Iowa State.

UNI will have a solid squad regardless. Not sure they have a Keckeisen type of AA lock on that roster, but 10 guys who could be threats to make blood round.

Certainly won’t project him to be a contender, or to even AA, but Isaac Dean at ISU intrigues me. Mostly because he was 19-30 in his career before going 26-9 last year and making R16. Curious to see if he continues that trajectory or has already hit his peak.

Strickenberger needs to go 133. Feel he can be much more consistent there if he stays healthy and commits. Think he’d be an AA contender, though 133 is going to be tough this year.

UNI will be solid for sure, very good dual team that takes a step back in tournament scoring.

I do believe it would be surprising to see both Evan Frost and Echemendia making big cuts back down.