Team Scores

1. Iowa: 127
2. Minnesota: 112.5
3. Michigan: 97.5 (Only team with more than one champ, they had 3)
4. Illinois: 94
5. Ohio State: 92.5
6. Wisconsin: 85.5
7. Penn State: 84.5
8. Indiana: 80
9. Northwestern: 80
10. Purdue: 51.5
11. Michigan State: 34

Individual Results

125
1. Angel Escobedo
2. Jayson Ness
3. Gabe Flores
4. Charlie Falck
5. Collin Cudd
6. Nikko Triggas
7. Brandon Precin
8. Mark McKnight

133
1. Franklin Gomez
2. Jimmy Kennedy
3. Joey Slaton
4. Mack Reiter
5. Zach Tanelli
6. Andrae Hernandez
7. Reece Humphrey
8. Tim Haas

141
1. Kellen Russell
2. Manny Rivera
3. J. Jaggers
4. Keith Sulzer
5. Dan LeClere
6. Kyle Ruschell
7. Garrett Scott
8. Jeff Wimberly

149
1. Brent Metcalf
2. Dustin Schlatter
3. Josh Churella
4. Jake Patacsil
5. Bubba Jenkins
6. Lance Palmer
7. Ryan Lang
8. Kurt Kinser

157
1. Mike Poeta
2. Dan Vallimont
3. Brandon Becker
4. Jason Johnstone
5. Jeff Marsh
6. CP Schlatter
7. Ryan Morningstar
8. Nick Pertucci

165
1. Eric Tannenbaum
2. Mark Perry
3. Luke Manuel
4. Dave Rella
5. Matt Coughlin
6. Roger Smith-Bergsrud
7. Jake Donar
8. Tyler Safratowich

174
1. Steve Luke
2. Gabe Dretsch
3. Jay Borschel
4. Nick Hayes
5. John Dergo
6. Trevor Perry
7. Dan Clum
8. John Murphy

184
1. Mike Pucillo
2. Tyrel Todd
3. Phil Keddy
4. Trevor Brandvold
5. Phil Bomberger
6. Roger Kish
7. AJ Kissel
8. Nick Palmieri

197
1. Phil Davis
2. Mike Tamillow
3. Dallas Herbst
4. Patrick Bond
5. Logan Brown
6. Joe Fagiano
7. Justin Bronson
8. John Weakly

285
1. Dustin Fox
2. JD Bergman
3. Matt Fields
4. Kyle Massey
5. John Wise
6. Ben Berhow
7. Nathan Everhart
8. Chris Kasten

Awards (My Guesses)

Freshman of the Year: Kellen Russell
Wrestler of the Year: Brent Metcalf
OW: Brent Metcalf (Maybe Escobedo, beating the #1, and #2. They seem to hesitate giving both awards to the same guy)
Coach of the Year: Tom Brands
Wild Cards: Mark McKnight, Tyler Safratowich

Total Attendance: 19,891

Kudos to Iowa rallying today to take it home after their awful session last night.

Should be a fun one in St. Louis in two weeks, hopefully everyone on every team can manage to get healthy, and me and Schlottke can get the servers healthy so you all can be on here uninterrupted all weekend.

I've got work I need to do now since basically all I've done all weekend is follow the tournament, so I really don't want to have to come back in here and find all kinds of anger and indignation all up in the threads.

So, to all. Please try and keep the taunting from getting excessive, and responses to taunting from getting too heated.

glad i made the sig bet for NCAA's not big 10's...

Originally Posted by goldengopher

Sweet and MN sends all 10 let's hope E1 is healthy by then. If healthy we give Iowa a run for their money. I see Ness taking it all but Escobedo is one tough mother.

Ness has some work ahead of him. He only rode Escobedo for two seconds, and Escobedo rode the hell out of him.

Well you can certainly enlighten us on who you'd give it to, if not Saf...

Originally Posted by JensenS

Well you can certainly enlighten us on who you'd give it to, if not Saf...

I'd have to look at the final top 8 spots at each weight. But I'd pass on an 8th placer @65.

Well you can commence your jumping for joy, as he didn't get one according to the Gopher press release he was named the first alternate.

The only other person I could think of looking at the eighth place finishers is Kinser, maybe his upset of Lang got it for him.

Originally Posted by JensenS

Well you can commence your jumping for joy, as he didn't get one according to the Gopher press release he was named the first alternate.

The only other person I could think of looking at the eighth place finishers is Kinser, maybe his upset of Lang got it for him.

Jumping for joy?
Just don't think he deserves it. That's all. And I agree that Kinser is a better choice, especially wrestling in a mini NCAA's @49.