Sunday night at the scuffle

[OSU_orange_waddy]

Quarterfinal pairings

125
unseeded Gabe Townsell (Stanford) vs. No. 8 Nathan Kraisser (Campbell)
No. 5 Jack Mueller (Virginia) vs. No. 4 Sean Russell (Edinboro)
No. 3 Barlow Mcghee (Missouri) vs. No. 6 Nick Piccininni (Oklahoma State)
No. 7 Ethan Lizak (Minnesota) vs. No. 2 Darion Cruz (Lehigh)

133
No. 1 Kaid Brock (Oklahoma State) vs. unseeded John Erneste (Missouri)
No. 5 Mitchell Mckee (Minnesota) vs. No. 4 Mark Grey (Cornell)
No. 3 Kevin Devoy (Drexel) vs. No. 6 Josh Alber (Northern Iowa)
No. 7 Colby Smith (Appalachian St)Scott Parker (Lehigh)

141
No. 1 Dean Heil (Oklahoma State) vs. No. 8 Thomas Thorn (Minnesota)
No. 5 George Dicamillo (Virginia) vs. unseeded Tristan Moran (Oklahoma State)
No. 3 Joey Ward (North Carolina) vs. unseeded Boo Lewallen (Oklahoma State)
No. 7 Jared Prince (Navy) vs. No. 2 Joey McKenna (Stanford)

157
No. 1 Joe Smith (Oklahoma State) vs. No. 8 Mitch Finesilver (Duke)
No. 5 Andrew Atkinson (Virginia) vs. No. 4 Jake Short (Minnesota)
No. 3 Jordan Kutler (Lehigh) vs. unseeded Davey Dolan (Oklahoma State)
unseeded Chase Delande (Edinboro) vs. No. 2 Joey Lavallee (Missouri)

165
No. 1 Daniel Lewis (Missouri) vs. No. 8 Drew Longo (Lehigh)
No. 5 Bryce Steiert (Northern Iowa) vs. No. 4 Nick Wanzek (Minnesota)
No. 3 Chandler Rogers (Oklahoma State) vs. unseeded Cole Walter (Lehigh)
unseeded Keilan Torres (Northern Colorado) vs. unseeded Chad Pyke (North Carolina St)

174
No. 1 Casey Kent (Penn) vs. unseeded Mark Hall (Penn State)
No. 5 Ryan Preisch (Lehigh) vs. No. 4 Taylor Lujan (Northern Iowa)
No. 3 Ethan Ramos (North Carolina) vs. unseeded Connor Bass (Duke)
No. 7 Jadaen Bernstein (Navy) vs. No. 2 Kyle Crutchmer (Oklahoma State)

184
No. 1 Gabe Dean (Cornell) vs. No. 8 Dakota Geer (Edinboro)
No. 5 Hunter Gamble (Gardner Webb) vs. No. 4 Chip Ness (North Carolina)
No. 3 Drew Foster (Northern Iowa) vs. No. 6 Bryce Carr (Chattanooga)
No. 7 Dylan Gabel (Northern Colorado) vs. No. 2 Nolan Boyd (Oklahoma State)

197
No. 1 J'den Cox (Missouri) vs. No. 8 Owen Scott (Cornell)
unseeded Ben Darmstadt (Finger Lakes Prep) vs. No. 4 Frank Mattiace (Penn)
No. 3 Preston Weigel (Oklahoma State) vs. unseeded Jake Anderson (Cornell)
No. 7 Derek White (Oklahoma State) vs. No. 2 Brett Pfarr (Minnesota)

285
No. 1 Austin Schafer (Oklahoma State) vs. No. 8 Joey Goodhart (Drexel)
No. 5 Jacob Kasper (Duke) vs. No. 4 Denzel Dejournette (Appalachian St)
No. 3 Nathan Butler (Stanford) vs. unseeded Craig Scott (Cornell)
No. 7 Billy Miller (Edinboro) Vs. No. 2 Michael Kroells (Minnesota)

 

[skylinepoke]

Without trying to sound like Harley, I hate that most of the guys just do enough to win. I know it is early, but this style will not win a NC.

 

[Cowguy]

Without trying to sound like Harley, I hate that most of the guys just do enough to win. I know it is early, but this style will not win a NC.

Just coming to post something similar. Our offensive output is just not good right now. I know it's early but man I'm concerned at several weights. Hopefully what we are seeing is the results of back to back weigh ins.

Pretty concerned right now though.

 

[BigD_cowboy]

Agree with your point. But I like what I see from 125, 133, 149, 184, hwt. Big win for pic.

 

[osu2082]

Just coming to post something similar. Our offensive output is just not good right now. I know it's early but man I'm concerned at several weights. Hopefully what we are seeing is the results of back to back weigh ins.

Pretty concerned right now though.

I think you are seeing the effects of back to back weigh ins as well as coaches focusing in on some areas for some guys.

That's without taking into account the litany of other things that could be going on individually.

Saying that all out guys are winning and finding ways to win. That is an invaluable asset that many take for granted.

125, 133, 149, 165, 184 and HWT have all been very aggressive and put up multiple bonus point matches.

How good has Shafer been so far?!?

Heil, Crutch, and Weigel are just what they are at varying levels and I think all three will meet expectations with the same nail biting methods.

Smith is still fresh off an injury and I am not at all concerned about him.