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Does Lehigh do the shuffle-bump? McGonagle to 141 and Hines to 149? Or does McGonagle have to go 149? I don't think it is foregone that McGonagle beats Hines for he spot at 141. Or Crookham for that matter. I think all three are comparable.

Whatever it is/did it also blocked Track from being able to view Flo.

I was going to do more, but Flo is down now.

Just tag Spey on Twatter.

Franek is gone next year, mate. Alphas = Certs. 'Alpha Weigh-In' = First weight in. Old Michigander talk.

Anyone else having issues with the page even populating? From the app, it is saying there is an issue loading and from Chrome it is also now having issues loading - at first it logged me out and wouldn't log me back in using my credentials.

Being as it was after January 1st, it would have had to be 184.1 or higher. Doesn't Minnesota get a two (2) pound allowance after the first? The match happened January 30th.

Well on that note, Caliendo weighed less than Franek and Siebrecht at the time of their Alpha's... so perhaps he goes down? The guy is a fckn Ox. The only other ~T15 165lber that MIGHT be stronger than him at 165 might be Amine? That was what my push for Caliendo to 184 was from... I knew he could handle the power.

Just a FYI - You are correct in what you have been saying... the beauty is Trackwrestling has all of his matches for Junior and Senior seasons... He wrestled 170 individually, but 182 and 195 for dual/team purposes his Junior season a few times. He wrestled 182 individually, but 195 and 220 for dual/team purposes his Senior season a few times. Furthermore his Frosh and Soph seasons he did the same... 170 Individually and up to 182 for dual/team purposes. EDIT: Actually here is the breakdown by Grade/Year, Record, Results, Record at each weight... Frosh Season, 2016-17 39W - 2L, 170AA States Champion 170lbs: 29W - 1L 182lbs: 10W - 1L Soph Season, 2017-18 23W - 0L, 182AA States Champion 170lbs: 13W - 0L 182lbs: 10W - 0L Junior Season, 2018-19 42W - 0L, 182AA States Champion 170lbs: 19W - 0L 182lbs: 19W - 0L 195lbs: 4W - 0L Senior Season, 2019-20 36W - 0L, 182AA States Champion 182lbs: 30W - 0L 195lbs: 5W - 0L 220lbs: 1W - 0L

197 Pre-Seeds ( 1 ) Tanner Sloan, South Dakota State ( 2 ) Trent Hidlay, NC State ( 3 ) Jacob Cardenas, Cornell ( 4 ) Luke Surber, Oklahoma State ( 5 ) Jaxon Smith, Maryland ( 6 ) Silas Allred, Nebraska ( 7 ) Nick Stemmet, Stanford ( 8 ) Luke Geog, Ohio State ( 9 ) Max Shaw, North Carolina ( 10 ) Evan Bockman, Utah Valley ( 11 ) Evan Bates, Northwestern ( 12 ) Wyatt Voelker, Northern Iowa ( 13 ) Julien Broderson, Iowa State ( 14 ) Levi Hopkins, Campbell ( 15 ) Carson Floyd, Appalachian State ( 16 ) Bobby Striggow, Michigan ( 17 ) Jack Wehmeyer, Columbia Now I don't think seeds hold, but from R16 (+1) on, this is what it might look like (using Wrestlestat)... Preliminary ( 16 ) Bobby Striggow, Michigan ( 17 ) Jack Wehmeyer, Columbia - WIN via DEC 7-3 Round of 16 ( 1 ) Tanner Sloan, South Dakota State - WIN via TECH 19-1 ( 17 ) Jack Wehmeyer, Columbia ( 9 ) Max Shaw, North Carolina ( 8 ) Luke Geog, Ohio State - WIN via DEC 6-5 ---------- ( 5 ) Jaxon Smith, Maryland - WIN via DEC 6-5 ( 12 ) Wyatt Voelker, Northern Iowa ( 13 ) Julien Broderson, Iowa State ( 4 ) Luke Surber, Oklahoma State - WIN via DEC 10-4 ----- ---------- ----- ( 3 ) Jacob Cardenas, Cornell - WIN via DEC 7-4 ( 14 ) Levi Hopkins, Campbell ( 11 ) Evan Bates, Northwestern ( 6 ) Silas Allred, Nebraska - WIN via DEC 10-5 ---------- ( 7 ) Nick Stemmet, Stanford ( 10 ) Evan Bockman, Utah Valley - WIN via DEC 8-7 ( 15 ) Carson Floyd, Appalachian State ( 2 ) Trent Hidlay, NC State - WIN via MAJ 13-3 Quarterfinals ( 1 ) Tanner Sloan, South Dakota State - WIN via DEC 7-4 ( 8 ) Luke Geog, Ohio State ---------- ( 5 ) Jaxon Smith, Maryland - WIN via DEC 9-5 ( 4 ) Luke Surber, Oklahoma State ----- ---------- ----- ( 3 ) Jacob Cardenas, Cornell ( 6 ) Silas Allred, Nebraska - WIN via DEC 6-4 ---------- ( 10 ) Evan Bockman, Utah Valley ( 2 ) Trent Hidlay, NC State - WIN via MAJ 12-3 Semifinals ( 1 ) Tanner Sloan, South Dakota State - WIN via DEC 7-6 ( 5 ) Jaxon Smith, Maryland ----- ---------- ----- ( 6 ) Silas Allred, Nebraska - WIN via DEC 5-4 ( 2 ) Trent Hidlay, NC State Finals ( 1 ) Tanner Sloan, South Dakota State - WIN via DEC 6-5 ( 6 ) Silas Allred, Nebraska

285 Pre-Seeds have changed - Captain Jr (Hendrickson) of Air Force is out. 1 - Lucas Davison, Michigan 2 - Yonger Bastida, Iowa State 3 - Tyrell Gordon, Northern Iowa 4 - Grady Griess, Navy 5 - Owen Trephan, NC State 6 - Taye Ghadiali, Campbell 7 - Konner Doucet, Oklahoma State 8 - Nick Feldman, Ohio State 9 - Hunter Catka, Virginia Tech 10 - Seth Nevills, Maryland 11 - Keaton Kluever, Hofstra 12 - Lewis Fernandes, Cornell 13 - Boone McDermott, Oregon State 14 - Cory Day, Binghamton 15 - Hayden Copass, Purdue 16 - David Szuba, Rider Now I don't think seeds hold, but from R16 on, this is what it might look like (using Wrestlestat)... Round of 16 ( 1 ) Lucas Davison, Michigan - WIN via DEC 10-3 ( 16 ) David Szuba, Rider ( 9 ) Hunter Catka, Virginia Tech ( 8 ) Nick Feldman, Ohio State - WIN via DEC 5-2 ---------- ( 5 ) Owen Trephan, NC State - WIN via DEC 9-3 ( 12 ) Lewis Fernandes, Cornell ( 13 ) Boone McDermott, Oregon State ( 4 ) Grady Griess, Navy - WIN via DEC 5-4 ----- ---------- ----- ( 3 ) Tyrell Gordon, Northern Iowa ( 14 ) Cory Day, Binghamton - WIN via DEC 5-4 ( 11 ) Keaton Kluever, Hofstra ( 6 ) Taye Ghadiali, Campbell - WIN via DEC 8-4 ---------- ( 7 ) Konner Doucet, Oklahoma State ( 10 ) Seth Nevills, Maryland - WIN via DEC 6-4 ( 15 ) Hayden Copass, Purdue ( 2 ) Yonger Bastida, Iowa State - WIN via MAJ 12-4 Quarterfinals ( 1 ) Lucas Davison, Michigan ( 8 ) Nick Feldman, Ohio State - WIN via DEC 7-4 ---------- ( 5 ) Owen Trephan, NC State - WIN via DEC 7-3 ( 4 ) Grady Griess, Navy ----- ---------- ----- ( 14 ) Cory Day, Binghamton ( 6 ) Taye Ghadiali, Campbell - WIN via DEC 7-4 ---------- ( 10 ) Seth Nevills, Maryland ( 2 ) Yonger Bastida, Iowa State - WIN via DEC 11-5 Semifinals ( 8 ) Nick Feldman, Ohio State - WIN via DEC 6-2 ( 5 ) Owen Trephan, NC State ----- ---------- ----- ( 6 ) Taye Ghadiali, Campbell ( 2 ) Yonger Bastida, Iowa State - WIN via DEC 6-4 Finals ( 8 ) Nick Feldman, Ohio State - WIN via DEC 6-4 ( 2 ) Yonger Bastida, Iowa State

Is it the MAC... No Mizzou, UNI, or CMU of old.

Braeden Davis Wrestlestat's ratings favor Davis.

Penn is favored in two matches and there are 3 or 4 other matches some folks would would considee toss-ups. There is one, maybe two toss-ups if Davis doesn't go at 125. Penn State is a heavy favorite at every other weight. Penn has a better chance to win 4 matches against Iowa than Lehigh does to win two against Penn State.

I think you are correct, but for his Junior year. He dropped back to 170lbs at least for WNO his senior season.

It is Iowa, so that would be par for the course wouldn't it? On the ole Spencer Lee diet?

Is it possible he isn't eligible to compete for the team yet? Was he officially attached and donning the Lock Haven garb at the tournaments?

That should have gone without saying, although thank you for saying it. Sta(l)rocci isn't going to weigh in at any weight other than 174lbs for NCAA Collegiate Folkstyle wrestling.

I know and I know the match could go very different if they meet again. What I meant by it was regarding potential size problems with going Heavyweight.

Ah! To me he is still nearly an unknown at heavyweight. I could see him blowing through this weight and winning a neutral battle with Hendrickson. I could also see him struggling against a guy like Nevills because that would be his second dancing bear in a row (at least) and maybe the weight gets to him a bit - in a tournament setting. I don't think it will. I think he is a rather safe bet to see the semi-finals. I am more concerned about Davison's potential match with Ghadiali than I am about any of Bastida's pre-semi (potential) opponents.

He beat Fernandes last year. I accepted then that if the rumors that he was coming in over 220lbs the Mondays after tournaments were true that he would have very little difficulty being a 235lbs HWT while maintaining his neutral prowess.

Having trouble reading the beginning of this one.

Iowa State looks like it has major potential to overperform their seeds at 125, 141, 149, 157, and 184. I almost put 197 in there, but as of right now I wouldn't even pick him last in a 3rd grade dodgeball tournament. Not after that lifeless effort on Sunday.

I see what you did there... I wouldn't mind that.