Johnnythompsonnum1

but I am anyway. Graduation has left me a little puzzled at 141. 165 seems a little dense as well and 174 seems about empty after the top 4. The move up of Davis and Bergman leaves me at wanderment for 197. Hwt, will be fun to see a battle for the title.

125
1. Jayson Ness Sophomore Minnesota
2. Charlie Falck Junior Iowa
3. Mark McKnight Senior Penn State
4. Angel Escobedo Sophomore Indiana
5. Franklin Gomez Sophomore Michigan State
6. Collin Cudd Senior Wisconsin
7. Gabe Flores Junior Illinois
WC Brandon Tucker Senior Purdue

133
1. Mack Reiter Senior Minnesota
2. Jake Strayer Junior Penn State
3. Andrae Hernandez Junior Indiana
4. Jimmy Kenneddy Sophomore Illinois
5. T.J. Enright Senior Ohio State
6. Zach Tanelli Sophomore Wisconsin
7. Daniel Dennis Sophomore Iowa

141
1. Ryan Lang Senior Northwestern
2. Manuel Rivera Senior Minnesota
3. Alex Tsirtsis Senior Iowa
4. J Jaggers Junior Ohio State
5. Kyle Ruschell Sophomore Wisconsin
6-7 Not sure

149
1. Dustin Schlatter Junior Minnesota
2. Josh Churella Senior Michigan
3. Lance Palmer Sophomore Ohio State
4. Brent Metcalf Sophomore Iowa
5. Matt Coughlin Sophomore Indiana
6. Jake Patacsil Junior Purdue
7. Troy Tirapelle Junior Illinois
WC Dan Vallimont Sophomore Penn State

157
1. Brandon Becker Senior Indiana
2. CP Schlatter Senior Minnesota
3. Craig Henning Senior Wisconsin
4. Michael Poeta Junior Illinois
5. Ryan Morningstar Sophomore Iowa
6. Bubba Jenkins Sophomore Penn State
7. Ryan Needle Senior Ohio State

165
1. Mark Perry Senior Iowa
2. Eric Tannenbaum Senior Michigan
3. Max Dean Senior Indiana
4. Roger Smith-Bergsrud Junior Illinois
5. Tyler Safratowich Junior Minnesota
6. Jake Donar Senior Wisconsin
7 Your guess is as good as mine

174
1. Gabriel Dretsch Senior Minnesota
2. Jay Borschell Sophomore Iowa
3. Steve Luke Junior Michigan
4. Nick Hayes Senior Northwestern
5. Alex Maciag Sophomore Wisconsin
6-7 ?

184
1. Roger Kish Senior Minnesota
2. Mike Pucillo Sophomore Ohio State
3. Tyrell Todd Junior Michigan
4. Marc Bennett Senior Indiana
5. Joe Williams Junior Michigan State
6. Phil Keddy Sophomore Iowa
7. Trevor Brandvold Sophomore Wisconsin

197
1. Mike Tamillow Senior Northwestern
2. Dallas Herbst Junior Wisconsin
3. Pat Bond Sophomore Illinois
4-7 (amazing how I garner 197 as one of the toughest weights Nationally, but yet it's one of the weakest, from what I can gather in the Big 10. Just goes to show you that wrestling is expanding beyond the Big 10/Big 12).

HWT
1. Dustin Fox Senior Northwestern
2. Phil Davis Senior Penn State
3. J.D. Bergman Senior Ohio State
4. Matt Fields Senior Iowa
5. Jon Nord Freshman Minnesota
6-7 Not sure

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Trusty

Little info for ya....Bubba will be @49, Vallimont 57 and Coughlin won't be @49.

Johnnythompsonnum1

Yeah, I had a feeling some things would turn around and be different. Can you believe I forgot Eric Tannenbaum? Jimminy Crickit, Jumping Joesphat Batman!

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JensenS

Top 3 (save for one) because I'm lazy

125
1. Ness
2. Escobedo
3. Falck

133
1. Reiter
2. Hernandez
3. Kennedy

141.
1. Lang
2. Rivera
3. Tsirtsis

149 (If Rumors about Lang moving up are true, stick him at #4 and bump everyone else down one)
1. Schlatter
2. Metcalf
3. Churella
4. Palmer
5. Jenkins
6. Tirapelle
7. Patacsil

157
1. Schlatter
2. Henning
3. Poeta

165
1. Perry
2. Tannenbaum
3. Glasser

174
1. Luke
2. Dretsch
3. Borschel

184
1. Kish
2. Pucillo
3. Todd

197
1. Tamillow
2. Herbst
3. Bond

285
1. Bergman
2. Fox
3. Davis

Johnnythompsonnum1

Do you think Glasser is really that good? I find it hard seeing him Medal at the Big 10's.

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JensenS

Yes I think Glasser is very good. He had a great pedigree coming out of high school, and lost very few matches last year as a redshirt. Maybe Coughlin beats him out for 3rd, but I don't see him any lower than 4th.

He's from Trusty's neck of the woods, I'm sure he can tell you more about him if I don't convince you.

And even if it winds up being Saf at 65 for the Gophers, I can't figure why you put him behind Dean, and Bergsrud when he whupped both of them over the same weekend last year in his first two matches at 165.

ODH

When do Gopher fans start whining about their hole at 197?
Fisrt eigt weight classes Jensen has MN wrestlers placing 1,1,2,1,1,3,2,1.
Think they are going to win the Big Ten?

JensenS

I guess I did go a little Gopher heavy, but I've never pretended not to be first and primarily a fan.

They do bring everyone back from last year's National Champions save for Konrad, so I THINK they're going to be half decent again.

Johnnythompsonnum1

Minnesota will dominate the Big 10's this year and God forbid any underwrestling, will also walk home with the NCAA championship.

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ODH

I agree with you both. Minnesota has the best team in recent memory and even with an injury or two should be able to easily win NCAA's.

Juat poking fun at Gopher fans, who were moaning about 197 last year.