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I don't have a good source to quickly tell you that other than looking through wrestlestat and manually subtracting. I can tell you that none of these guys would have 100 wins though. Safe to say everyone would be under 100 wins. Just looking around these were the ten most official D1 wins going into this season of active wrestlers, excluding 2021 Daton Fix 92-5 Sammy Sasso 87-12 Trent Hidlay 85-11 Shane Griffith 84-11 Classy Carlson 84-37 David Carr 83-4 Tanner Sloan 83-18 Brock Mauller 79-12 Jon Loew 78-36 Cole Matthews 77-20

@Wrestleknownothing, the above would seem to point toward an increase on parity among individual wrestlers (even if that is not true from a team standpoint). The only thing I might wonder is about is whether there was a decrease in total matches for some reason. If that was the case, these could still be consistent from a percentage point of view.

Wow don't remember that. Did she ever provide an explanation?

MSU really showed his ass on that thread - Jesus

Of all my favorite running jokes on this forum WKN vs Everyone, re: pinfall MPhillips vs Ionel, re: tOsu

Khalid Brinkley from Presbyterian to Morgan State. Speaking of which, this is what WS has for them so far: https://www.wrestlestat.com/team/1519/morgan-state/profile

Older but smaller mastro seems to have become a full-time zookeeper. As for Travis, I can see why teams would think twice about adding him after the way he came out looking from the Ferrari debacle.

Wrestlestat shows that Wask participated primarily at 174 last year and have slated him there for next season. Maybe he has put on some size

Boo Dryden

Sean Logue redshirting for Lock Haven after the incoming Wyatt Henson transfer

I agree with others - he would use the portal if he could, but it is also sort of smart for him to say this, because this sort of thing really resonates with the average fan

Mickey Phillippi

Morgan Mannix from NDSU to Oklahoma

They also still have Cerniglia - no slouch himself

I lived in Cincinnati for two years as a kid and it made a wonderful impression on me. I still think of it as the perfect place for a kid to grow up. Hope you enjoy it there!

there are Ivy League teams - mainly Cornell - that would have some guys on this list if they had not been subject to a lost year

This was my broken clock moment

Daton Fix (105-6) Mekhi Lewis (105-11) Clay Carlson (104-46) Sammy Sasso (103-13) Brock Mauller (100-14) I only counted five if you go by official D1 matches

Koen Kish from Clarion to West Liberty (DII)

Similar to Ridge Lovett this past year trying to avoid Yianni. One the one hand, I understand the rationale, in the other hand it feels like a year long duck and against the spirit of competition

Nice one

I was with him until the Yazdani comment. Why wouldn't Yazdanis underhooks also be from God. Sorry rhetorical question

I also forgot to mention Spencer Moore coming back from a sophomore year redshirt for the Tarheels. Notably, Moore finished high school earlier than usual so that he could attend college early. He started for North Carolina at 125 as a 17 year old freshman and, while he struggled at times, showed grit and improvement through the year.

Also good for him!