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Seed is in (), top 8 in each weight class are All-American

Appalachian St.
125 - Dominic Parisi
149 - Dyllan Cottrell (12)

Brown
184 - Ophir Bernstein (12)

Bucknell
125 - Paul Petrov
285 - Joe Stolfi

Cal Poly
133 - Devon Lotito

Chattanooga
133 - Nick Soto (10)
157 - Alex Hudson
165 - Corey Mock (6)
174 - Levi Clemons
285 - Dawson Peck

The Citadel
141 - Undrakhbayar Khishignyam
149 - Matthew Frisch
157 - Aaron Walker
165 - Turtogtokh Luvsandorj (11)
197 - Marshall Haas

Columbia
157 - Markus Scheidel
165 - Josh Houldsworth
174 - Shane Hughes
184 - Zack Hernandez

Cornell
125 - Nahshon Garrett (2)
133 - Mark Grey (15)
141 - Michael Nevinger
149 - Christopher Villalonga (3)
157 - Brian Realbuto (7)
165 - Dylan Palacio (14)
184 - Gabriel Dean (3)
197 - Jace Bennett (10)

Gardner-Webb
165 - Austin Trott

Harvard
141 - Todd Preston (10)
197 - James Fox

Lehigh
125 - Darian Cruz
133 - Mason Beckman (6)
141 - Laike Gardner
149 - Mitchell Minotti (15)
157 - Joseph Napoli
174 - Elliot Riddick (9)
197 - John Bolich
285 - Maximilian Wessell

North Dakota St.
165 - Steven Monk (4)
174 - Hayden Zillmer (13)
184 - Kurtis Julson
285 - Evan Knutson

Penn
125 - Caleb Richardson
165 - Casey Kent
174 - Bradley Wukie
184 - Lawrence Thomas (11)

Princeton
197 - Abram Ayala

South Dakota St.
149 - Alex Kocer
157 - Cody Pack (15)
165 - Joseph Brewster

UNI
125 - Dylan Peters (5)
133 - Joe Colon (1)
141 - Joey Lazor
165 - Cooper Moore (10)
174 - Cody Caldwell
184 - Ryan Loder (15)
285 - Blaize Cabell

Old Dominion has 6 wrestlers in the championships so I'll be following the action.

BTW, Cornell is loaded.

A little more on each UNI guy

BlueHen86 wrote:FCS Entries:

UNI
125 - Dylan Peters (5) - 3rd in nation in falls, 4th on team in falls, 13 match win streak, MAC champion
133 - Joe Colon (1) - 2x qualifier, 20 match win streak, beaten multip top 10 ranked opponents (icluding 2 or 3 top 5), ranked as the #1 LB for LB wrestler in nation, leads nation in tech falls
141 - Joey Lazor - 2x MAC champion, 2x NCAA qualifier, finished 1 match shy of AA status last season, missed much of the season with an injury but entered the ranking last week (After finally get enough matches) at #11
165 - Cooper Moore (10) - rFr, only losses have been to top 10 rated wrestlers
174 - Cody Caldwell Soph - first bid in NCAA
184 - Ryan Loder (15) - 4x NCAA qualifier, AA last sason, 5th in career win % at UNI
285 - Blaize Cabell - first time qualifier

Here is a link to the tournament:

http://s202.trackwrestling.com/tw/Login ... in=0.00202

Starts at noon EST

Gotta give a shout out to my sons F&M teammate Rick Durso.

Durso is the only Franklin & Marshall wrestler to make the tourney this year. Rick is a junior and this is his third trip to the championship tourney. Last year he came up just short of AA, this year he is the 12 seed at 141. Good luck Rick!

This thread is worthless without pics!!

CAA Flagship wrote:Old Dominion has 6 wrestlers in the championships so I'll be following the action.

BTW, Cornell is loaded.

You like to look at their shlongs, just like dbj, huh?

dbackjon wrote:This thread is worthless without pics!!

You can watch on ESPNU.

CAA Flagship wrote:Old Dominion has 6 wrestlers in the championships so I'll be following the action.

BTW, Cornell is loaded.

Yes they are, but I don't think they beat Penn St.

UNI's first three wrestlers advance..

125: #5 Dylan Peters advances with an 8-4 dec
133: #1 Joe Colon advances with a 9-1 major
141: #11 Joey Lazor advanced with a 6-0 dec
149: No wrestler
157: No wrestler
165: #10 Cooper Moore - yet to wrestle
174: Cody Caldwell - yet to wrestle
184: #15 Ryan Loder - yet to wrestle (he only wrestled 14 matches this season but went 12-2)
197: No wreslter
285: Blaize Cabell - yet to wrestle - drew the #1 seed

clenz wrote:UNI's first three wrestlers advance..

125: #5 Dylan Peters advances with an 8-4 dec
133: #1 Joe Colon advances with a 9-1 major
141: #11 Joey Lazor advanced with a 6-0 dec
149: No wrestler
157: No wrestler
165: #10 Cooper Moore - yet to wrestle
174: Cody Caldwell - yet to wrestle
184: #15 Ryan Loder - yet to wrestle (he only wrestled 14 matches this season but went 12-2)
197: No wreslter
285: Blaize Cabell - yet to wrestle - drew the #1 seed

I may have been looking at the wrong score, but I think Peters was down 3-1 at one point.

Biggest upset so far:

At 149 Matt Frisch of The Citadel beats #2 Seed Nick Dardanes of Minnesota 8-5.

BlueHen86 wrote:

clenz wrote:UNI's first three wrestlers advance..

125: #5 Dylan Peters advances with an 8-4 dec
133: #1 Joe Colon advances with a 9-1 major
141: #11 Joey Lazor advanced with a 6-0 dec
149: No wrestler
157: No wrestler
165: #10 Cooper Moore - yet to wrestle
174: Cody Caldwell - yet to wrestle
184: #15 Ryan Loder - yet to wrestle (he only wrestled 14 matches this season but went 12-2)
197: No wreslter
285: Blaize Cabell - yet to wrestle - drew the #1 seed

I may have been looking at the wrong score, but I think Peters was down 3-1 at one point.

I didn't have the line stats running yet when he took the mat. I'll see what I can find

BlueHen86 wrote:I may have been looking at the wrong score, but I think Peters was down 3-1 at one point.

I thought I saw that too, then it may have been a reversal with back points. but trackwrestling was a bit weird with that match. at one point they said Peters had gotten a pin at 5:00

I don't know what the actual score was...but it sounds like Peters got a reversal with back points. Ohio State took issue with it and were docked a team point for unsportsmanlike conduct after the match. No word on twitter what actually happened though

BlueHen86 wrote:

dbackjon wrote:This thread is worthless without pics!!

You can watch on ESPNU.

JayJ79 wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:I may have been looking at the wrong score, but I think Peters was down 3-1 at one point.

I thought I saw that too, then it may have been a reversal with back points. but trackwrestling was a bit weird with that match. at one point they said Peters had gotten a pin at 5:00

I worked a table at the Franklin & Marshall Open earlier this year and the tourney used Trackwrestling software. It's really easy to use, but it's also pretty easy to make (and fix) mistakes.

BlueHen86 wrote:

JayJ79 wrote: I thought I saw that too, then it may have been a reversal with back points. but trackwrestling was a bit weird with that match. at one point they said Peters had gotten a pin at 5:00

I worked a table at the Franklin & Marshall Open earlier this year and the tourney used Trackwrestling software. It's really easy to use, but it's also pretty easy to make (and fix) mistakes.

I understand. I had just gotten excited about the pin (Peters is pretty good at pinning, and the bonus points would have been nice)

JayJ79 wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:
I worked a table at the Franklin & Marshall Open earlier this year and the tourney used Trackwrestling software. It's really easy to use, but it's also pretty easy to make (and fix) mistakes.

I understand. I had just gotten excited about the pin (Peters is pretty good at pinning, and the bonus points would have been nice)

I'm always wary of trackwrestling software when following along on the internet. I always wait until the score is posted in the bracket (usually takes a minute of two after the match).

When my younger son was in 8th grade he wrestled for Team PA Red in the schoolboy national duals in Indianapolis. I couldn't get out for the first day and a half of competition so I had to follow along on trackwrestling. Anyway, his team made the Greco-Roman medal round and faced Team PA Blue first. Sam was up against the PA state champ (who had beaten Sam in freestyle a few weeks earler). Sam won the first period 3-0, but was losing the second period 3-0 when all of the sudden the match was over. I was thinking "crap, he got pinned", turned out Sam got the pin, I was really sorry that I missed that match.

dbackjon wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:
You can watch on ESPNU.

I thought you'd like the UNI guys....I was going to go through a and grab some photos from the UNI wrestling twitter for you later tonight when I got home.

UNI off to pretty good start, winning 5 of first 6 matches. Only loss was 184 lb #15 seed Ryan Loder in OT. He should make some noise in consy's. Had he won he would have gotten #2 seed Ed Ruth of Penn St next, Ruth is defending champ.

BlueHen86 wrote:UNI off to pretty good start, winning 5 of first 6 matches. Only loss was 184 lb #15 seed Ryan Loder in OT. He should make some noise in consy's. Had he won he would have gotten #2 seed Ed Ruth of Penn St next, Ruth is defending champ.

shitgrad was quick to dismiss UNI in the UNI wrestling thread but UNI wrestling is going in the right direction, and quickly. We have 2 freshman and I think 2 soph at NCAAs right now. If the middle weights get caught up UNI is in real good shape.

The Citadel won three of its five first round matches. Ugi, who finished 4th last year but is unranked now, drew the #3 seed. The NCAA screwed him by causing him to miss half of the season with a bogus eligibility ruling. If he had been allowed to wrestle all of this season, he would have gone into the tournament with a high seed and would have likely won his first round match.

clenz wrote:

BlueHen86 wrote:UNI off to pretty good start, winning 5 of first 6 matches. Only loss was 184 lb #15 seed Ryan Loder in OT. He should make some noise in consy's. Had he won he would have gotten #2 seed Ed Ruth of Penn St next, Ruth is defending champ.

shitgrad was quick to dismiss UNI in the UNI wrestling thread but UNI wrestling is going in the right direction, and quickly. We have 2 freshman and I think 2 soph at NCAAs right now. If the middle weights get caught up UNI is in real good shape.

You're still not going to beat Penn State or the other big boys.

CitadelGrad wrote:The Citadel won three of its five first round matches. Ugi, who finished 4th last year but is unranked now, drew the #3 seed. The NCAA screwed him by causing him to miss half of the season with a bogus eligibility ruling. If he had been allowed to wrestle all of this season, he would have gone into the tournament with a high seed and would have likely won his first round match.

I don't like the way the NCAA does the seeding. If you are a returning medalist you should get seeded. Ridiculous that they seeded the top 16 out of 32, and he wasn't seeded. Returning medalist and 22-4 this season.

That pairing also could have screwed the #3 seed, Retherford should have opened with an easier match.