For those of you interested in how the At-Large Bids did:

[MSU158]

285: Of the 6, only Garrett Ryan won a contested match

Correnti-0-2 losing 5-2 to Kroells and 7-2 to Hughes
Gillen-0-2 losing by FALL to Coon and 9-4 to Billy Smith
Goodhart-1-2 with injury default win and losses of 16-5 to Walz and 7-3 to Shaw
Hutchison-0-2 losing by tech fall to both Gwiz and O'Donnell
Ryan-1-2 losing 12-2 to Harms, beating Pelusi 2-0 and losing to Butler 1-0
Stoll-0-2 Injury default and med. forfeit

197: Smith was the only one to win a match in the main bracket

Franklin-0-2 losing 8-5 to Scott and 8-6 to Sprenkle
Ness-1-2 losing 3-1 to Boykin in SV1, beating Bonaccorsi 6-0 and losing 5-1 to Haught
Smith-1-2 beating Scott 3-2, losing 8-2 to Burak and 4-0 to Weigel
Woulfe-0-2 losing to Conel 4-2 and Wolfe(Rider) 17-12

184: Krohn was the only one to win a match not against another at large selection

Ayala-Romanchik(alternate when Ayala didn't accept)1-2 losing to Zavatsky, beating Pestano and losing to Stauffer
Courts-0-2 losing to Stauffer and Scheffel
Krohn-1-2 losing to Dudley, beating Christensen and losing to Miller
Lampe-0-2 losing to Brooks and Gravina
Pestano-0-2 losing to Zillmer and Romanchik

174: Kent stands out at this weight as our first guy to win more than once. He won 6 matches!

Campbell-0-2 losing to Ottinger and Kocer
Kent-4th place beating Epperly, losing to Rogers, beating Kocer, Barnes, Reed, Walters and Jackson before losing to Epperly.
Mappes-1-2 losing to Harvey, beating Realbuto(sad injury) and losing to Barnes.
Schleifer-0-2 losing to Kee and Butler.

165:The most competitive group as a whole so far, with 3 of 5 winning a match and the other 2 losing only by regular decisions

Buckwalter-1-2 losing to Jordan, beating Moore and losing to Wilson
Morelli-2-2 beating Staudenmayer, losing to Rodrigues, beating Faust and losing to McFadden
Przybysz-1-2 losing to Perrotti, beating Wiercioch and losing to Welch
Rhoads-0-2 losing to Wilson and Fuller
Wightman-0-2 losing to Moore and White

157: Miller was the highest seeded At Large bid and deserved it

Atkinson-0-2 losing to Lewis and Chino
Flournoy-1-2 losing to Walsh, beating Morse and losing to Scheidel
Miller-6th place beating Walker, Cooper and Murphy before losing to Martinez and then med fft out
Walker-0-2 losing to Miller and Berger

149: TOugh draws for all

Galiardo-0-2 losing to Finesilver and Jeffries
Griffin-0-2 losing to DePalma and Galasso
Hammond-2-2 In pigtail beating Vassar, losing to Retherford, beating Dippery and losing to Lopez
Kocer-0-2 losing to Tsirtsis and Delgado
Short-0-2 losing to Pantaleo and Gardner
Vassar-0-2 losing in both pigtails to Hammond and Jeffries

141: Preston looked to be the At-Large whipping boy

Everett-1-2 Beat Preston before losing to Chisko and Abidin
Oster-0-2 losing to Ward and Abidin
Pongracz-1-2 losing to Chisko, beating Preston before losing to Durso.
Smith-1-2 losing to Zacherl, winning by forfeit over Horan before losing to Cruz

133: Probably the toughest group from top to bottom

Alber-1-2 Beating Harding before losing to Clark and Beckman
Bruno-1-2 Beat Richardson in pigtail before losing to McGuire and Martinez
Martinez-2-2 losing to Hall before beating both Bruno and Dijulius prio to losing to Beckman
Palmer-2-2 losing to RIchards prior to beating both Eicher and Kelly before losing to Taylor
Richardson- 0-2 lost in both pigtails to Bruno and Malone
Synon-0-2 losing to Taylor and Keener

125: Terao was awesome and Macri should be a factor soon

Macri-2-2 beating Bresser, losing to Youtsey, beating Romero before losing to Rodriguez
McCabe-0-2 losing to Oliver and Jeske
Moisey-Laney(alternated when Moisey couldn't accept)-0-2 to Peters and Templeman
Terao-4th place beating Herrman, Dance, and Schram before losing to Megaludis, beating Peters and then losing to Tomasello.
Tolbert-0-2 losing to Megaludis and Fausz.

3 solid AA finishes in Terao, Miller and Kent. Excepting the AA's the At Large bids were 25-92.

 

[Pennstate1985]

Miller at 157 was the 4th seed, so no surprise in his finish.

Terao was the 15th seed, and he did great placing 4th.

Kent of Penn got 19.5 points as the 25th seed. He was the real diamond-in-the-rough of the tournament.

Edit to note that I know they don't seed that low, but that is where they were slotted in the brackets.

 

[goiahawkeyes]

He was the 4th seed, but didn't have an automatic bid since he was injured in the conference tournament. So he was in fact an at-large bid.

 

[Pennstate1985]

He was the 4th seed, but didn't have an automatic bid since he was injured in the conference tournament. So he was in fact an at-large bid.

thanks. Remembered it as I was hitting post and changed it.