NCAA Wrestling Bracket Reveal Schedule

donboy6499 said:

Why are we going to Philadelphia?

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Whew. I too was wondering that.

GregPickel said:

Haha, oops. They shared a fresh one. Let me see if I can find it.

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All things considered….

It’s actually a pretty close call.

But while I’m thinking of it, you should repost that to the Iowa board

GregPickel said:

And risk my posting permissions?! Lol.

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Careful, the ban hammers are out lately over there.

Corby2 said:

But you guys had a thread talking about it and most said they're not a rival anymore. Why would I move along it's a forum where people talk about whatever they want so no need

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They aren't a real rival anymore but the people on HR made their own bed with their ridiculous claims about all the things Cael would NEVER do at Penn State. So they will hear about it forever since he's done all those things.

125
1. LL (PSU)
2. Volk (Minn)
3. Ventresca (VT)
4. Robinson (NCST)
5. Seymour (LEH)
6. Spratley (OKST)
7. Bouzackis (OHST)
8. Klinsky (RID)

133
1. Davino (OHST)
2. Siedel (VT)
3. Forrest (OKST)
4. Blaze (PSU)
5. Byrd (ILL)
6. Larkin (ASU)
7. Ayala (IOWA)
8. Betancourt (RID)

141
1. Mendez (OHST)
2. Vega (OKST)
3. Echemendia (ISU)
4. Hardy (NEB)
5. Vombaur (MINN)
6. Stanich (LEH)
7. Olivieri (RUT)
8. Bailey (IOWa)

I got Davis going down in the blood round to Olivieri.

149
1. Joy (COR)
2. SVN (PSU)
3. Swiderski (OKST)
4. Stiles (OHST)
5. McNeil (MICH)
6. Young (MD)
7. Evans (UVU)
8. Block (IOWA)

157
1. Duke (PSU)
2. Taylor (NEB)
3. Larkin (ASU)
4. Watters (WVU)
5. Shapiro (COR)
6. Swisher (PENN)
7. Webster (ILL)
8. Catrabone (MICH)

165
1. Messenbrink (PSU)
2. Caliendo (IOWA)
3. Blaze (PUR)
4. Lockett (OKST)
5. Ruiz (ASU)
6. Sparks (MINN)
7. Downey (UNI)
8. Bianchi (UALR)

174
1. Haines (PSU)
2. Minto (NEB)
3. Kharchla (OHST)
4. Ruiz (COR)
5. Mantanona (MICH)
6. Facundo (OKST)
7. Kennedy (IOWA)
8. Steed (MIZZ)

184
1. Welsh (PSU)
2. Ferrari (IOWA)
3. McEnelly (MINN)
4. Sinclair (MIZZ)
5. Dean (ISU)
6. Fishback (OHST)
7. Dailey (UNC)
8. Rogers (LEH)

197
1. Barr (PSU)
2. Elam (ISU)
3. Merrill (OKST)
4. Little (UALR)
5. Sasso (VT)
6. Geog (OHST)
7. Posada (STAN)
8. McDaniel (NEB)

285
1. Bastida (ISU)
2. Trumble (NCST)
3. Ferrari (NEB)
4. Feldman (OHST)
5. Ghadiali (MICH)
6. Keuter (IOWA)
7. Mirasola (PSU)
8. Amos (WIS)

GregPickel said:

We got Mirasola in the same spot. I'm going to take until the very minute I hit publish on Wednesday to decide on 133. Lol. It's so hard to make a call there, imo.

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It is so hard. There’s so many brackets I could not make up my mind the competition is so tight at that level. Plus I try to throw in some upsets and bracket busters because not everything is going to chalk.

donboy6499 said:

Careful, the ban hammers are out lately over there.

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Fake news

RealMicah said:

125
1. LL (PSU)
2. Volk (Minn)
3. Ventresca (VT)
4. Robinson (NCST)
5. Seymour (LEH)
6. Spratley (OKST)
7. Bouzackis (OHST)
8. Klinsky (RID)

133
1. Davino (OHST)
2. Siedel (VT)
3. Forrest (OKST)
4. Blaze (PSU)
5. Byrd (ILL)
6. Larkin (ASU)
7. Ayala (IOWA)
8. Betancourt (RID)

141
1. Mendez (OHST)
2. Vega (OKST)
3. Echemendia (ISU)
4. Hardy (NEB)
5. Vombaur (MINN)
6. Stanich (LEH)
7. Olivieri (RUT)
8. Bailey (IOWa)

I got Davis going down in the blood round to Olivieri.

149
1. Joy (COR)
2. SVN (PSU)
3. Swiderski (OKST)
4. Stiles (OHST)
5. McNeil (MICH)
6. Young (MD)
7. Evans (UVU)
8. Block (IOWA)

157
1. Duke (PSU)
2. Taylor (NEB)
3. Larkin (ASU)
4. Watters (WVU)
5. Shapiro (COR)
6. Swisher (PENN)
7. Webster (ILL)
8. Catrabone (MICH)

165
1. Messenbrink (PSU)
2. Caliendo (IOWA)
3. Blaze (PUR)
4. Lockett (OKST)
5. Ruiz (ASU)
6. Sparks (MINN)
7. Downey (UNI)
8. Bianchi (UALR)

174
1. Haines (PSU)
2. Minto (NEB)
3. Kharchla (OHST)
4. Ruiz (COR)
5. Mantanona (MICH)
6. Facundo (OKST)
7. Kennedy (IOWA)
8. Steed (MIZZ)

184
1. Welsh (PSU)
2. Ferrari (IOWA)
3. McEnelly (MINN)
4. Sinclair (MIZZ)
5. Dean (ISU)
6. Fishback (OHST)
7. Dailey (UNC)
8. Rogers (LEH)

197
1. Barr (PSU)
2. Elam (ISU)
3. Merrill (OKST)
4. Little (UALR)
5. Sasso (VT)
6. Geog (OHST)
7. Posada (STAN)
8. McDaniel (NEB)

285
1. Bastida (ISU)
2. Trumble (NCST)
3. Ferrari (NEB)
4. Feldman (OHST)
5. Ghadiali (MICH)
6. Keuter (IOWA)
7. Mirasola (PSU)
8. Amos (WIS)

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I would flop 149. And move lockett down a little at 165

LittleJ said:

Cole not going on bottom cuts against Cael and the wrestlers proclaimed philosophy of getting better in all positions. It makes you wonder if because the prize that they worked for (the NCAA titlle)has arrived that they will now forgo their philosophy and do whatever is necessary to win.

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As if Cael's philosophy does not involve doing everything legal to win in the most important events.

But just in case that's in question: Kasak, RBY, Berge, and Beard all chose neutral during the NCAA Tournament. Doubt they're the only ones.

WV lion said:

I would flop 149. And move lockett down a little at 165

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I read the first 3 words and assumed you were posting about Iowa.

Tom McAndrew said:

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"First undefeated freshman champ since 1947"

explain this to me...

Ok, I'll give it a shot. Subject to change still:

125
1. Lilledahl (PSU)
2. Volk (Minn)
3. Ventresca (VT)
4. Spratley (OKST)
5. Seymour (LEH)
6. Robinson (NCST)
7. Klinsky (RID)
8. Bouzakis (OHST)

133
1. Seidel (VT)
2. Blaze (PSU)
3. Forrest (OKST)
4. Davino (OHST)
5. Larkin (ASU)
6. Ayala (IOWA)
7. Serrano (UNCO)
8. Byrd (ILL)

141
1. Mendez (OHST)
2. Vega (OKST)
3. Stanich (LEH)
4. Hardy (NEB)
5. Echemendia (ISU)
6. Bailey (IOWA)
7. Vombaur (MINN)
8. Olivieri (RUT)

Davis R12

149
1. Joy (COR)
2. SVN (PSU)
3. Gaj (VT)
4. Swiderski (OKST)
5. Wasilewski (PENN)
6. Tyus (SIUE)
7. Buesgens (NCST)
8. Valencia (STAN)

157
1. Duke (PSU)
2. Shapiro (COR)
3. Webster (ILL)
4. Cannon (OHST)
5. Larkin (ASU)
6. Taylor (NEB)
7. Robideau (OKST)
8. Swisher (PENN)

165
1. Messenbrink (PSU)
2. Blaze (PUR)
3. Caliendo (IOWA)
4. Lockett (OKST)
5. Ruiz (ASU)
6. Araujo (NEB)
7. Brignola (LEH)
8. Downey (UNI)

174
1. Haines (PSU)
2. Minto (NEB)
3. Kharchla (OHST)
4. Steed (MIZZ)
5. Facundo (OKST)
6. Mantanona (MICH)
7. Ruiz (COR)
8. Kennedy (IOWA)

184
1. McEnelly (MINN)
2. Welsh (PSU)
3. Ferrari (IOWA)
4. Sinclair (MIZZ)
5. Mantanona (MICH)
6. Conway (F&M)
7. Neitenbach (WYO)
8. Allred (NEB)

197
1. Barr (PSU)
2. Elam (ISU)
3. Sasso (VT)
4. Little (UALR)
5. Merrill (OKST)
6. Posada (STAN)
7. Rademacher (ORST)
8. Novak (WYO)

285
1. Bastida (ISU)
2. Trumble (NCST)
3. Ghadiali (MICH)
4. Feldman (OHST)
5. Ferrari (NEB)
6. Doucet (OKST)
7. Mirasola (PSU)
8. Keuter (IOWA)

Team Scores:

Penn State 185.5
Oklahoma State 122
Ohio State 102
Nebraska 77.5
Virginia Tech 76
Iowa 68
Iowa State 60.5
Cornell 55
Minnesota 53.5
NC State 42

How long into the tournament until ESPN remembers to show riding time?

ClarkstonMark said:

"First undefeated freshman champ since 1947"

explain this to me...

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I’m assuming true freshman. Not sure if that’s true but it’s the only thing that makes sense

ClarkstonMark said:

"First undefeated freshman champ since 1947"

explain this to me...

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Maybe he means true freshman- Cael had a redshirt loss

Tom McAndrew said:

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Why not 8 champs?

Tom McAndrew said:

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Wasn’t Cael an undefeated freshman champ since 1947?

PSUer89 said:

Maybe he means true freshman- Cael had a redshirt loss

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Has to be true freshman, as Martinez was undefeated as a redshirt freshman also, but had some losses his true freshman year.

Messed this up. Will try again

Undefeated true freshman champ is definitely what he's saying.

Matter7172 said:

Why not 8 champs?

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8 sounds good! To be fair, you will have six champs if you have 8 champs. Win win.

125
1 (1) Luke Lilledahl (PSU) 20-0
2 (6) Jore Volk (MINN) 22-5
3 (5) Troy Spratley (OKST) 16-3
4 (4) Sheldon Seymour (LEH) 19-0
5 (3) Nic Bouzakis (OHST) 16-2
6 (7) Nico Provo (STAN) 13-5
7 (2) Eddie Ventresca (VT) 19-2
8 (8) Dean Peterson (IOWA) 14-6

133
1 (3) Marcus Blaze (PSU) 21-1
2 (1) Jax Forrest (OKST) 13-0
3 (7) Lucas Byrd (ILL) 20-2
4 (2) Ben Davino (OHST) 27-1
5 (4) Aaron Seidel (VT) 18-1
6 (5) Kyler Larkin (ASU) 18-2
7 (6) Drake Ayala (IOWA) 13-8
8 (11) Tyler Ferrara (COR) 23-7

141
1 (1) Jesse Mendez (OHST) 22-0
2 (2) Sergio Vega (OKST) 19-0
3 (4) Anthony Echemendia (ISU) 19-3
4 (5) Luke Stanich (LEH) 13-0
5 (3) Brock Hardy (NEB) 20-5
6 (7) Nasir Bailey (IOWA) 14-7
7 (8) Vance Vombaur (MINN) 21-6
8 (9) Joey Olivieri (RUT) 19-2

149
1 (1) Shayne Van Ness (PSU) 21-0
2 (2) Jaxon Joy (COR) 24-1
3 (3) Cross Wasilewski (PENN) 24-3
4 (7) Ethan Stiles (OHST) 15-5
5 (9) David Evans (UVU) 20-5
6 (12) Carter Young (MD) 15-4
7 (8) Casey Swiderski (OKST) 14-5
8 (4) Collin Gaj (VT) 20-8

157
1 (1) PJ Duke (PSU) 19-1
2 (3) Meyer Shapiro (COR) 15-1
3 (2) Antrell Taylor (NEB) 22-3
4 (5) Landon Robideau (OKST) 16-2
5 (4) Kaleb Larkin (ASU) 24-2
6 (6) Jude Swisher (PENN) 20-3
7 (11) Ty Watters (WVU) 22-3
8 (21) Charlie Millard (MINN) 18-9

165
1 (1) Mitchell Mesenbrink (PSU) 22-0
2 (3) Mikey Caliendo (IOWA) 18-4
3 (5) LaDarion Lockett (OKST) 16-2
4 (2) Joey Blaze (PUR) 22-1
5 (7) Max Brignola (LEH) 17-4
6 (8) Matty Bianchi (UALR) 19-2
7 (4) Nicco Ruiz (ASU) 23-5
8 (11) Ryder Downey (UNI) 21-5

174
1 (1) Levi Haines (PSU) 21-0
2 (3) Christopher Minto (NEB) 20-5
3 (5) Patrick Kennedy (IOWA) 18-4
4 (2) Simon Ruiz (COR) 16-0
5 (8) Alex Facundo (OKST) 16-6
6 (4) Carson Kharchla (OHST) 18-4
7 (9) Beau Mantanona (MICH) 21-7
8 (7) Cam Steed (MIZZ) 15-5

184
1 (3) Max McEnelly (MINN) 19-2
2 (1) Rocco Welsh (PSU) 20-0
3 (2) Aeoden Sinclair (MIZZ) 30-1
4 (7) Angelo Ferrari (IOWA) 11-3
5 (5) Brock Mantanona (MICH) 19-6
6 (8) Silas Allred (NEB) 17-7
7 (4) James Conway (F&M) 32-2
8 (22) Zack Ryder (OKST) 12-8

197
1 (1) Josh Barr (PSU) 19-0
2 (2) Rocky Elam (ISU) 18-0
3 (7) Cody Merrill (OKST) 17-4
4 (4) Sonny Sasso (VT) 25-5
5 (12) Luke Geog (OHST) 16-7
6 (3) Stephen Little (UALR) 15-2
7 (6) Justin Rademacher (ORST) 23-3
8 (9) Angelo Posada (STAN) 16-5

285
1 (1) Yonger Bastida (ISU) 25-0
2 (3) Taye Ghadiali (MICH) 23-2
3 (4) AJ Ferrari (NEB) 15-3
4 (5) Nick Feldman (OHST) 23-5
5 (2) Isaac Trumble (NCST) 16-0
6 (12) Braxton Amos (WIS) 20-7
7 (6) Nathan Taylor (LEH) 16-3
8 (9) Cole Mirasola (PSU) 17-6

Scooter - R12 loss to Vombaur

Team Standings
1 Penn State 200
2 Oklahoma State 125.5
3 Ohio State 120
4 Nebraska 83
5 Iowa 82
6 Iowa State 77
7 Cornell 62
8 Minnesota 61.5
9 Lehigh 50
10 Virginia Tech 48

GregPickel said:

And risk my posting permissions?! Lol.

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Bwahahahaha. Funny stuff. Just tell them you know me. You'll be fine.

Dogwelder said:

8 sounds good! To be fair, you will have six champs if you have 8 champs. Win win.

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And the 6 champs will happen before 8, no matter what year....

ClarkstonMark said:

"First undefeated freshman champ since 1947"

explain this to me...

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Yeah, that can't be right since in 1947 freshman were not even allowed to wrestle varsity.

Does anyone know if the brackets have changed since it is the day before all fun begins ?
I’m looking to print the most up to date brackets, heading to camp.
TIA