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#12 NC State 31, #16 Minnesota 3
125: Sean Fausz (NCSU) dec. #19 Skyler Petry - 8-6; 3-0
133: Jamal Morris (NCSU) dec. Sam Brancale - 5-2; 6-0
141: #3 Kevin Jack (NCSU) dec. #19 Tommy Thorn - 10-4; 9-0
149: Beau Donahue (NCSU) dec. Miles Patton - 8-4; 12-0
157: #8 Tommy Gantt (NCSU) major dec. Brandon Kingsley - 12-3; 16-0
165: #7 Max Rohskopf (NCSU) dec. Dylan Urbach - 6-0; 19-0
174: Nicky Hall (NCSU) dec. Nick Wanzek - 8-6; 22-0
184: #18 Pete Renda (NCSU) fall Chris Pfarr - 5:29; 28-0
197: #6 Brett Pfarr (Minn) dec. Michael Boykin - 7-3; 28-3
285: #1 Nick Gwiazdowski (NCSU) dec. #7 Michael Kroeils - 10-6; 31-3

Quick Recap: The Pack won the first eight matches of the dual - nine of 10 overall - and dominated #16 Minnesota x-x in the final dual of the day. After four straight decisions, Tommy Gantt scored a major decision at 157 and Pete Renda scored a pin at 184 for a commanding 28-0 lead. In the dual, the Pack won 3 of the four matches against ranked Minnesota wrestlers.

Top Match: 125 - Sean Fausz (NCSU) dec. #19 Skyler Petry; 8-6
Like he did in the first two duals of the day, redshirt-freshman Sean Fausz picked up a win and gave the Pack the lead after the opening match. He scored an 8-6 upset of 19th-ranked Skyler Petry. With Fausz pp 4-3 to start the third, Petry scored a reverse and took his first lead at 5-4. A Fausz escape tied it up, then he scored another takedown, and after a Petry escape, Fausz had the extra point for riding time and a 8-6 win.

Honorable Mention: 184 - #18 Pete Renda (NCSU) fall Chris Pfarr; 5:29
With the Pack winning each of its first seven, the lead was big at 22-0. But it was Renda's pin that clinched the dual win, as he put the Pack up 28-0 with only two bouts left. Wrestling at a new weight this year, he was a two-time NCAA Qualifier at 174 pounds, Renda was 3-0 today with a major decision, tech fall and pin.
 
#3 Michigan 47, Sacred Heart 3
125 -- #5 Conor Youtsey (U-M) tech. fall Patrick Skinner, 19-4 (7:00) U-M, 5-0
133 -- #6 Rossi Bruno (U-M) tech. fall Timothy Johnson, 17-1 (3:41) U-M, 10-0
141 -- George Fisher (U-M) pinned Michael Worthington, 1:24 U-M, 16-0
149 -- #11 Alec Pantaleo (U-M) pinned Jordan Velez, 2:03 U-M, 22-0
157 -- Matthew Fisher (SHU) dec. Jordan Amine, 10-6 U-M, 22-3
165 -- #18 Garrett Sutton (U-M) major dec. John Vrasidas, 16-4 U-M, 26-3
174 -- #11 Davonte Mahomes (U-M) dec. Conan Schuster, 9-5 U-M, 29-3
184 -- #14 Domenic Abounader (U-M) pinned Elliot Antler, 1:07 U-M, 35-3
197 -- #5 Max Huntley (U-M) pinned Sasha Oliinyk, 4:01 U-M, 41-3
Hwt -- #3 Adam Coon (U-M) pinned Ray Sherwood, 1:27 U-M, 47-3

#3 Michigan 21, #19 West Virginia 12
125 -- #3 Zeke Moisey (WVU) dec. #5 Conor Youtsey, 5-4 WVU, 3-(-1)
133 -- #6 Rossi Bruno (U-M) dec. Cory Stainbrook, 6-4 WVU, 3-2
141 -- George Fisher (U-M) dec. Tony Deangelo, 11-5 U-M, 5-3
149 -- #11 Alec Pantaleo (U-M) major dec. Jacob Smith, 18-5 U-M, 9-3
157 -- #16 Dylan Cottrell (WVU) pinned Jordan Amine, 2:27 Tied, 9-9
165 -- #18 Garrett Sutton (U-M) dec. Ross Renzi, 3-1 SV U-M, 12-9
174 -- Parker Vonegidy (WVU) dec. #11 Davonte Mahomes, 9-7 Tied, 12-12
184 -- #14 Domenic Abounader (U-M) dec. Jakob Scheffel, 5-1 U-M, 15-12
197 -- #5 Max Huntley (U-M) dec. #8 Jacob Smith, 5-3 U-M, 18-12
Hwt -- #3 Adam Coon (U-M) dec. A.J. Vizcarrondo, 3-0 U-M, 21-12

#3 Michigan 31, Hofstra 9
125 -- Cory Lester (U-M) dec. Bryan Damon, 6-4 U-M, 3-0
133 -- #6 Rossi Bruno (U-M) wins by forfeit U-M, 9-0
141 -- #15 Jamel Hudson (HU) dec. George Fisher, 5-4 U-M, 9-3
149 -- #11 Alec Pantaleo (U-M) major dec. Aaron Hartmann, 12-3 U-M, 13-3
157 -- Jahlani Callender (HU) dec. Jordan Amine, 8-6 U-M, 13-6
165 -- #18 Garrett Sutton (U-M) dec. Bobby Fehr, 8-2 U-M, 16-6
174 -- Frank Affronti (HU) dec. #11 Davonte Mahomes, 3-2 TB U-M, 16-9
184 -- Ben Ralston (U-M) dec. Cary Damiana, 6-2 U-M, 19-9
197 -- #5 Max Huntley (U-M) pinned Omar Haddad, 1:48 U-M, 25-9
Hwt -- #3 Adam Coon (U-M) pinned Mike Hughes, 0:48 U-M, 31-9
 
The top-ranked Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling team won six of ten bouts and wins 21-15 at No. 7 Virginia Tech.

Results:
125: #6 Joey Dance VT dec. #2 Nico Megaludis PSU, 4-3 (TB) / 0-3
133: #8 Jordan Conaway PSU dec. #18 Kevin Norstrem VT, 4-1 / 3-3
141: Solomon Chishko VT dec. #2 Jimmy Gulibon PSU, 3-1 / 3-6
149: #2 Zain Retherford PSU tech fall #13 Sal Mastriani VT, 15-0 (TF; 4:25) 8-6
157: #6 Jason Nolf PSU dec. #3 Nick Brascetta VT, 4-1 / 11-6
165: Dave McFadden VT dec. (sv) Shakur Rasheed PSU, 10-8 (sv) / 11-9
174: #14 Bo Nickal PSU dec. #3 Zach Epperly VT, 6-2 / 14-9
184: #14 Matt McCutcheon PSU maj. dec. Zack Zavatsky VT, 18-4 / 18-9
197: #1 Morgan McIntosh PSU dec. #17 Jared Haught VT, 9-2 / 21-9
285: #2 Ty Walz VT win by forfeit
Attendance: 5,097 (new Virginia Tech attendance record)
Records: Penn State 2-0, 0-0 B1G; Virginia Tech 1-1, 0-0 ACC
 
tOSU with 34-6 win over No. 23 Virginia.

Results:
125: No. 1 Nathan Tomasello (OSU) major decision over Nick Herrmann (UVA) 14-6 | OSU 4, UVA 0
133: No. 5 Johnni DiJulius (OSU) decision over No. 10 George DiCamillo (UVA) 8-7 | OSU 7, UVA 0
141: No. 19 Micah Jordan major decision over Zach Watson (UVA) 19-8 | OSU 11, UVA 0
149: Cody Burcher (OSU) won by fall over Thomas Miller (UVA) 4:06 | OSU 17, UVA 0
157: Jake Ryan (OSU) won by decision over No. 19 Andrew Atkinson (UVA) 3-2 | OSU 20, UVA 0
165: Garrett Peppelman (UVA) won by decision over Justin Kresevic (OSU) 5-3 | OSU 20, UVA 3
174: No. 1 Bo Jordan (OSU) won by tech fall over Fox Baldwin (UVA) 17-2 | OSU 25, UVA 3
184: No. 5 Kenny Courts (OSU) won by decision over Tyler Askey (UVA) 11-5 | OSU 28, UVA 3
197: No. 10 Zach Nye (UVA) won by decision over Matthew O'Hara (OSU) 10-6 | OSU 28, UVA 6
285: No. 18 Nick Tavanello won by fall over Patrick Gillen (UVA) 5:45 | OSU 34, UVA 6
 
Moisey's box scores were none too impressive this weekend, although I didnt watch any of his matches.

125 Moisey (WVU) DEC Youtsey (MICH) 4-3
125 Moisey (WVU) DEC Akins (BUFF) 5-3
125 Rios (OSU) DEC Moisey (WVU) 3-2 (Also known as Ronnie Bresser)

I really want a rematch of Gilman vs Moisey.
 
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SPOONER said:
I must be missing something but how is Michigan rated ahead of Iowa by some?
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I'm in the same boat Spooner. We must be still living in the past:eek:. We throttled them last year in dual and they placed 11th at NCAAs. Must b 3-5 super freshmen coming in. SMH
 
Jaybird319 said:
I'm in the same boat Spooner. We must be still living in the past:eek:. We throttled them last year in dual and they placed 11th at NCAAs. Must b 3-5 super freshmen coming in. SMH
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I think people are pissed that the football team is ranked so high, and so they are going to rank the wrestling team lower. (Just kidding). Btw, the national outrage about the Hawks fb team being ranked so high is ridiculous imo.
 
LaxHawk174 said:
Moisey's box scores were none too impressive this weekend, although I didnt watch any of his matches.

125 Moisey (WVU) DEC Youtsey (MICH) 4-3
125 Moisey (WVU) DEC Akins (BUFF) 5-3
125 Rios (OSU) DEC Moisey (WVU) 3-2 (Also known as Ronnie Bresser)

I really want a rematch of Gilman vs Moisey.
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Wow. The only scouting report I have on him is that he's a ball of fire in the first, but if you can weather the onslaught he's beatable in the second and third. Would love to see those matches. Quite inconsistent.
 
I am pure homer when comes to football. But this defense the last 2 games. Ouch. Giving up lots of big plays. Eye test is very much alive and we don't pass it east of the Mississippi and west of the Missouri n

"Just win" trumps all short comings/eye test no matter......with a conference title game that is:p
 
Another interesting match

133 Cody Brewer vs Anthony Giraldo (Rutgers)

Giraldo takes Brewer down 3 times in the first period, then towards the end of the first Brewer gets one takedown and Giraldo tried to fight it off too long and didn't bail out in time, Brewer makes him pay and sticks him. Down 6-3 before getting the winning TD to fall. Giraldo looks like he will be a good test for Clark.
 
Thanks for participating. I figured if I got the results out there, you would break it down for me.
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Giraldo seems to be inconsistent check the rest of his results from this weekend he had a close match with true freshman Ac Headlee and then lost to Alber from UNI
 
SPOONER said:
I must be missing something but how is Michigan rated ahead of Iowa by some?
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Not saying they should be rated ahead of Iowa - they shouldn't, but to be fair the lineup you are judging them on is not their full lineup. They should be a heck of a dual team with a lineup that can throw out 8 top 10 guys, and maybe one more if they pull the shirt on little Massa.

I believe andrege's program is one that has them ahead, but it's really too early for computer based rankings like his and/or SHP's to be all that accurate. Need more data to get the new starters rankings correct.
 
#10 Nebraska 25, #20 Oregon State 6
125: #12 Ronnie Bresser (ORST) dec. #10 Tim Lambert (NEB), 4-3 (ORST 3, NEB 0)
133: #11 Eric Montoya (NEB) dec. Joey Palmer (ORST), 3-2 (NEB 3, ORST 3)
141: #7 Anthony Abidin (NEB) dec. Jack Hathaway (ORST), 4-0 (NEB 6, ORST 3)
149: #5 Jake Sueflohn (NEB) dec. Joey Delgado (ORST), 9-6 (NEB 9, ORST 3)
157: Tyler Berger (NEB) dec. Abraham Rodriguez (ORST), 4-1 (NEB 12, ORST 3)
165: #5 Austin Wilson (NEB) dec. #12 Seth Thomas (ORST), 9-6 (NEB 15, ORST 3)
174: Micah Barnes (NEB) major dec. Tyler Chay (ORST), 12-4 (NEB 19, ORST 3)
184: #10 TJ Dudley (NEB) dec. Corey Griego (ORST), 8-4 (NEB 22, ORST 3)
197: #9 Aaron Studebaker (NEB) dec. #11 Cody Crawford (ORST), 6-3 (NEB 25, ORST 3)
HWT: Amarveer Dhesi (ORST) dec. #14 Collin Jensen (NEB), 13-7 (NEB 25, ORST 6)

#10 Nebraska 24, #7 Lehigh 6
125: #10 Tim Lambert (NEB) dec. #15 Darian Cruz (LEH), 10-6 (NEB 3, LEH 0)
133: #11 Eric Montoya (NEB) dec. Mason Beckman (LEH), 6-1 (NEB 6, LEH 0)
141: #10 Randy Cruz (LEH) dec. #7 Anthony Abidin (NEB), 6-4 (NEB 6, LEH 3)
149: #5 Jake Sueflohn (NEB) dec. #20 Laike Gardner (LEH), 8-5 (NEB 9, LEH 3)
157: Tyler Berger (NEB) sudden victory-1 #5 Mitch Minotti (LEH), 7-5 (NEB 12, LEH 3)
165: #5 Austin Wilson (NEB) dec. Ryan Preisch (LEH), 3-1 (NEB 15, LEH 3)
174: Micah Barnes (NEB) dec. #12 Elliott Riddick (LEH), 3-2 (NEB 18, LEH 3)
184: #10 TJ Dudley (NEB) sudden victory-1 #4 Nathaniel Brown (LEH), 5-3 (NEB 21, LEH 3)
197: John Bolich (LEH) sudden victory-1 #9 Aaron Studebaker (NEB), 3-1 (NEB 21, LEH 6)
HWT: #14 Collin Jensen (NEB) dec. Max Wessell (LEH), 5-0 (NEB 24, LEH 6)
 
No. 9 Illinois 27, No. 25 Arizona State 9
125: Ares Carpio (ARST) over Francis Edelen (ILLI) (Dec 8-6)
133: Zane Richards (ILLI) over Cordero Coronado (ARST) (TF 22-6 5:47)
141: Brock Ervin (ILLI) over Robert Mathers (ARST) (Dec 10-5)
149: Matthew Kraus (ARST) over Kyle Langenderfer (ILLI) (SV-1 7-5)
157: Isaiah Martinez (ILLI) over Gene `Oliver` Pierce (ARST) (Dec 2-0) - Just noting Imart only scoring 2.
165: Steven Rodrigues (ILLI) over Jacen Petersen (ARST) (MD 17-5)
174: Zach Brunson (ILLI) over Zachary Smith (ARST) (Fall 2:21)
184: Blake Stauffer (ARST) over Jeffrey Koepke (ILLI) (Dec 5-4)
197: Andre Lee (ILLI) over Joshua Dasilveira (ARST) (Dec 3-1)
285: Brooks Black (ILLI) over Tanner Hall (ARST) (Dec 4-3)

157 summary: No. 1 Isaiah Martinez fought tooth and nail with Oliver Pierce at 157 pounds. The two fought to a stalemate after the first period, but Isaiah Martinez nabbed an escape in period two before tacking on a riding time point to claim a 2-0 victory, and give the Orange and Blue an 11-6 lead.
 
Won't throw to much into the Martinez result the kid just lost his father not too long ago is it safe to say his heads probably not completely in the game?
 
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Pierce was a highly touted recruit and had a solid season as a redshirt freshman last season. Still, 2-0 can be a very one-sided and dominant match. Also, it may be a sign that ASU is moving up quickly. Next season could be VERY interesting with ASU in the mix........
 
Also Oli Pearce was a pretty highly regarded recruit. But James Green
is the only other college wrestler to not give up a takedown to Imar. That's world bronze medalist James Green. Pearce has to be pumped.
 
Pierce has losses to guys this season alone who can't hold a candle to Isaiah Martinez I remember how good he was coming out of HS but that was then this is now I just don't think to much should be put into that match given the circumstances
 
Pierce was a top recruit out of Allen...graduated a year ahead of Bo Nickal. Two dudes just killed the competition wherever they went. Initially, he went to Oklahoma but jumped ship real quick to ASU. Had Pierce been 6'2+, we probably would see him starting at an elite school in football...kid is a hell of an athlete.
 
Spicolli said:
#12 NC State 31, #16 Minnesota 3.... man, when's the last time Minny got spanked like that... wait until B1G comes around
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Minny baffles me. I don't understand why they had such a big group of seniors last year and didn't have a more balanced lineup... eligibility wise. Did Robinson make a concerted effort to win it all last year at the expense of sucking this season?

They have maybe 3-4 chances at AAs this year. And none of those will be top 5 guys, imo.

It's going to be fun listening to their excuses all season long.
 
Spicolli said:
#12 NC State 31, #16 Minnesota 3.... man, when's the last time Minny got spanked like that... wait until B1G comes around
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Minny baffles me. I don't understand why they had such a big group of seniors last year and didn't have a more balanced lineup... eligibility wise. Did Robinson make a concerted effort to win it all last year at the expense of sucking this season?

They have maybe 3-4 chances at AAs this year. And none of those will be top 5 guys, imo.

It's going to be fun listening to their excuses all season long.
 
Glad to see Minny getting thumped, because I know with Brands at the helm we will never be in that position.
Also because The Guillotine bashes Iowa more than any other forum that I read, except maybe the mat but thats expected with fans from everywhere. And probably due to the fact I go to school in La Crosse, WI. Right on the border of MN and WI so there are gopher fans everywhere, and I hear about it so much "Oh Iowa is just pushing and shoving and stalling" "Minnesota wrestles aggressively, they're better.. etc." Which is a joke by itself. I guess thumping the preseason #1 team last year in their own house, and then them melting down and finishing 8th at NCAA's, along with Iowa scoring the most total match points at NCAAs last year, of any team, means Iowa only pushes and stalls.

Rant over, thats just something that always irks the crap out of me about the goofs.
 
LaxHawk174 said:
I guess thumping the preseason #1 team last year in their own house, and then them melting down and finishing 8th at NCAA's, along with Iowa scoring the most total match points at NCAAs last year, of any team, means Iowa only pushes and stalls.
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Lax - this is the first time I recall seeing this claim. Please provide more info. Thanks.
 
AFHawk86 said:
Lax - this is the first time I recall seeing this claim. Please provide more info. Thanks.
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Go to trackwrestling, search for the 2015 ncaa d1 championships, enter the event, go to 'results', then 'statistics', then 'Team', then click 'stats list', and then select most total match points.
1. Iowa 286
2. Nebraska 281
3. Ohio St. 264
4. Mizzou 255
5. Okie St. 252
 
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Wow, never would've guessed that 2 teams had more match points than team champ OSU. Did OSU have more pinfalls that cut some of their matches short?
 
That certainly could be a factor, I was mainly using it as a stat to suggest that, Yes Iowa still scores points to all the blind Iowa haters out there.

Most pins - least time.
1. IA State - 6
2. Ohio St. - 5
3. Ediboro - 4
4. Iowa - 3
5. Okie st. - 3
 
Wow...Hopefully, TnT and M* are using this data for recruiting.

Because we all know that Hawks are just pushing and pushing in every single match to induce a stalling call. :eek:
 
LaxHawk174 said:
Go to trackwrestling, search for the 2015 ncaa d1 championships, enter the event, go to 'results', then 'statistics', then 'Team', then click 'stats list', and then select most total match points.
1. Iowa 286
2. Nebraska 281
3. Ohio St. 264
4. Mizzou 255
5. Okie St. 252
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Not that I agree with what the idiot fans were claiming, but what about points per match? Maybe that evens things up a bit.
 
Right, you get more matches in consolation brackets, so points per match would be the accurate way to use those numbers.
 
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Weight---total match pts---highest match pt

125--34--14
133--41--12
141--36--18
149--42--11
157--11--8
165--7--4
174--15--4
184--18--10
197--51--18
285--31--9

Extrapolate what you will. Unable to break down into points per match. Maybe track can add this function
 
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