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I'm jealous and wish I was going. Tulsa is a place I've only driven through (and during the pandemic) but I would like to get to see it properly some time. As I've gotten a little older, I prefer to go to mid-sized cities compared to mega cities.

Iowa is: 125: 1 133: 8 141: 1 149: 4 157: 5 165: 3 174: 7 184: 5 197: 5 285: 3

Penn State is: 125: 10 133: 1 141: 2 149: 5 157: 2 165: 4 174: 1 184: 1 197: 1 285: 2

Dr. Michael Carr

after dropping his match to Jaivon Jones, McKenzie Bell MFF on the backside and will need to rely on an at-large bid in order to qualify for the national tournament. I like watching him and Rider are a secret team I root for, so I hope he can recover by then and manage to qualify

Probably someone who really opens up, and has more matches by dropping down to the back side early, and then winning third. I'll guess Patrick Kennedy

Finals tomorrow: 125: Anthony Noto (Lock Haven) vs Jake Ferri (Kent State) 133: Gable Strickland (Lock Haven) vs Richie Koehler (Rider) 141: Josh Mason(Bloomsburg) vs Seth Koleno (Clarion) 149: Johnny Lovett (Central Michigan) vs Nate Higley (George Mason) 157: Peter Pappas (George Mason) vs Ashton Eyler (Lock Haven) 165: Izzak Olejnik (Northern Illinois) vs Enrique Munguia (Kent State) 174: Alex Cramer (Central Michigan) vs John Worthing (Clarion) 184: Will Feldkamp (Clarion) vs Zayne Lehman (Ohio) 197: Ethan Laird (Rider) vs Carson Brewer (Ohio) 285: Colton McKiernan (Southern Illinois Edwardsville) vs Terrese Aaron (Northern Illinois)

I would like if someone could identify who those announcers were for the MAC championships, because they were very good

After day 1: Team Scores 1Lock Haven 90.0 2Central Michigan 78.0 2Clarion 78.0 4George Mason 63.5 5Northern Illinois 62.0 6Ohio 59.5 7Rider 59.0 8Kent State 54.0 9Cleveland State 53.5 10SIU Edwardsville 49.5 11Buffalo 33.5 12Bloomsburg 20.5 13Edinboro 20.0

Team scores going into Semis: 1Lock Haven 62.0 2Clarion 44.0 3Central Michigan 43.5 4SIU Edwardsville 39.0 5Cleveland State 38.0 5George Mason 38.0 7Northern Illinois 34.0 8Rider 30.0 9Ohio 23.5 10Kent State 21.5 11Buffalo 15.5 12Bloomsburg 11.0 13Edinboro 10.0

Semis are as follows: 125: Noto vs Baker; Fischer vs Ferri 133: Strickland vs Schulist; Manley vs Koehler 141: Jones vs Mason; Koleno vs Ervin 149: Tyus vs Lovett; Higley vs Burgos 157: Munson vs Pappas; Robinson vs Eyler 165: Olejnik vs Hubbard; Munguia vs Bassett 174: Cramer vs Messer; Worthing vs Stoltzfus 184: Feldkamps vs Nassar; Lehman vs Fegley 197: Laird vs Mitchell; Brewer vs Bagoly 285: McKiernan vs Bucknavich; Aaron vs Reid

Tough round for Rider as two of their 1 seeds fall in the quarters. McKenzie Bell loses by a late takedown to Jaivon Jones of Northern Illinois Quinn Kinner pinned by George Masons' Nate Higley

Must have been a forfeit because I missed it. Szuba of Rider just pinned someone in 24 seconds though

The MAC announcer just said "Goodnight Irene" after Olenjik got his tech fall. Good stuff

Thanks for the reminder!

It's all being televised! Woo hoo! This is a great surprise

https://getsomemaction.com/watch/default.aspx?Live=450

Starting any minute now

Thanks for posting. MAC is possibly my favorite conference. Very unfortunate that we will only be able to watch the finals on TV (ESPN+)

I'll go one step further from not hating it: I love it

But truly sad for Heinselman. I enjoyed watching him and congrats on a great career - even if he didn't quite finish the way he'd like.

Andre Gonzalez is a good backup. Send him in his place

NC State will depend on Faison and Trombley - otherwise should be good to go

tOSU is another ;)

Missouri could do it, but it would need a good tournament from Colton Hawks