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Just havin' a little fun while tying to provide a little info. Trying to stay entertained as we make our way through security, customs, etc., etc., etc.;)
 
Absolutely. Whether you all want to believe my guess as to what's going on is another question.
 
Can anyone recall a wrestler missing weigh-ins at NCAAs in the past?

Not a specific wrestler no. But I know it has happened.

I swear a recall a fairly highly seeded kid from ASU missing weight one year...kinda vague I know but my memory isn't what it used to be.
 
Not a specific wrestler no. But I know it has happened.

I swear a recall a fairly highly seeded kid from ASU missing weight one year...kinda vague I know but my memory isn't what it used to be.

Was it Danny Felix?
 
Can anyone recall a wrestler missing weigh-ins at NCAAs in the past?
ISU had one miss (hospitalized for dehydration) the year Nationals were at Carver Hawkeye about 1995 when Bobby Douglas was the coach. It was a lighter weight I think the guy wrestling Schwaub.
 
Joe LeBlanc missed weight on day 3 before his consolation semifinals match a few years ago and forfeited to 6th. I think he lost his team points but the coaches agreed to let him keep his AA status.
 
Curious how the weights work, even though you are said weight of a 125lber, do they allow for extra pounds as tourney goes on or do you have to be at or below 125 all 3 days
 
Kinda off topic. But Blaize Cabell from uni is missing the tourney bc he had to stay home from sickness.
 
Kinda off topic. But Blaize Cabell from uni is missing the tourney bc he had to stay home from sickness.
Selmon from Nebraska missed weight the second day @ 134 in 1981. He had beaten Jim Gibbons by major decision @ the Big 8 tournament & was the #4. Gibbons was the #6 seed & won the title.
also Inretesting @ this weight was the fact that Harlan Kistler ,wrestling @ ASU at the time lost to Selmon 15-11 in the second round & could not wrestle back when Selmon missed weight.
 
Curious how the weights work, even though you are said weight of a 125lber, do they allow for extra pounds as tourney goes on or do you have to be at or below 125 all 3 days
I think you need to be at or below each session.
But - i'm not an expert. Back in my day in HS we were allowed a pound per month (and 2 more when the year turned?) . Which meant for me - I could wrestle at 138 - but be at 143ish tourney time - from then in tourneys you still needed to be at 143ish for example each day.
I'm not familiar with the current rules for HS or College - but i think it is you must make the wt as stated 138 = 138 or less.
 
I think I remember Cory Cooperman missing weight. Can't remember if it was when he was at Lehigh or Minnesota.
 
Curious how the weights work, even though you are said weight of a 125lber, do they allow for extra pounds as tourney goes on or do you have to be at or below 125 all 3 days
When I was at Big 10 tourney a few weeks ago I asked an Iowa wrestler about weight allowance during NCAAs and he said they're allowed 1 extra pound per day. I don't know if they have to make scratch (the actual weight, e.g. 125) on the first day, then 126 the second day, and 127 the third day. That's my understanding.
 
I think you need to be at or below each session.
But - i'm not an expert. Back in my day in HS we were allowed a pound per month (and 2 more when the year turned?) . Which meant for me - I could wrestle at 138 - but be at 143ish tourney time - from then in tourneys you still needed to be at 143ish for example each day.
I'm not familiar with the current rules for HS or College - but i think it is you must make the wt as stated 138 = 138 or less.

pound extra per day. scratch day one.
 
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This is correct
When I was at Big 10 tourney a few weeks ago I asked an Iowa wrestler about weight allowance during NCAAs and he said they're allowed 1 extra pound per day. I don't know if they have to make scratch (the actual weight, e.g. 125) on the first day, then 126 the second day, and 127 the third day. That's my understanding.
 
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