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125: Killian Cardinale, West Virginia / Drake Ayala, Iowa 133: Lucas Byrd, Illinois / Derrick Cardinal, South Dakota State / Drake Doolittle, Duke 141: Jared Brant, Eastern Oregon 149: Jake Harrier, Illinois / PJ Crane, Navy / Travis Grebe, Roger Williams 157: Lukas Eagle, Central Methodist 165: Drake Rhoades, Iowa 174: Dennis Robin, West Virginia 184: Colton Hawks, Missouri / Dominic Falcone, Army / Shane Duckworth, Missouri Valley / Khristian Dove, CS Bakersfield 197: Ethan Finch, Pittsburgh / Jack Parrot, Linfield 285: Mason Swanson, Concordia-Moorfield

125: DNQ 133: 1st 141: 3rd 149: 7th 157: 5th 165: R12 174: 1st 184: 1st 197: 3rd 285: 2nd

Wyatt Sheets up 2-1 over Shane Griffith going into the 3rd

Soldano with a deafening duck as Pinto collects a forfeit

Looks like you are right. That has been his only match of the last month it appears.

Jaxon Smith - is he injured? Seems like he's been out awhile

Cronin with a last second takedown in a heartbreaker for Peterson

haha although there is a graphic on the right side of the screen which has something to do with vaults and bars

Lucas Byrd dominated Zach Redding. Not a big surprise.

Davidson got toasted by McDermott. HWT and 133 have been weak spots for the Huskers this season. This 125 battle between Cronin and Peterson has been fun. No points but lots of scrambling

Bravo-Young should put himself to his back a couple times to see if he can get 40 points here

Started at 197 where Allred earned a decision over Janzer. Dual will finish with guaranteed fireworks. Brian Soldano vs Lenny Pinto.

In spite of my avatar, I haven't really looked at this movie through the dimension of sexuality.

some say he was rolling around in hoisin sauce and pickled onion

Good guess. But no luck on the outcome :)

Was Brucki the mustache leader?

Ryan the Thriller Miller rising again at the right time!

Not just Michigan. Look at a lot of competitive teams like ASU and Wisconsin. Both have horrific records

Michigan on the way to being shut out by Iowa.

That is the magic of sports. To see something seemingly impossi­ble, reminding us that if one person can do it, then we all somehow share in that achievement. I'm getting more sentimental with each passing year, but I almost shed a tear just from hearing that monologue again. Time to rewatch the film

I get it - but I tend to gravitate toward scrappy underdogs

He's my favorite current Hawkeye.

I think he makes it this year