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Monday, March 2, 2020

BIG XII 2020 Preview = 174 lbs

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In my opinion this could turn out to be the craziest of all the weight classes at the BIG XII tournament.  For one the parity is qui...

BIG XII 2020 Preview = 165 lbs

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The irony of this weight class is rather astonishing.  Allocating the top four, one of the wrestlers that should be seeded rather high i...

BIG XII 2020 Preview = 157 lbs

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Cyclone freshman sensation David Carr obviously takes the honor of the #1 seed although I don't know if the match is as signed, seal...

2020 BIG XII Preview = 149 lbs

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Oklahoma State's Boo Lewallen has established himself as the forerunner for this year's title.  With a major decision over Nor...

2020 BIG XII Preview = 141 lbs

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Despite a fluke loss by fall to West Virginia's Caleb Rea,  Oklahoma's Dom Demas looks poised to win his second BIG XII title wi...

BIG XII 2020 Wrestling Preview = 133 lbs

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All eight of this year's place-winners will qualify for the NCAA championships & good thing as an immense amount of parity m...

2020 BIG XII Wrestling Preview = 125 lbs

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A weight class that will be taking the top four to the NCAA tournament, in an all in all out dog fight between eight wrestlers.  The ob...
Thursday, February 27, 2020

2020 BIG 10 Tournament Preview = HWT

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If only it were as predictable as Minnesota's Gable Steveson seems to be.  Being undefeated and last year's BIG 10 runner up, ev...
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2020 BIG 10 Preview = 197 lbs

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I can see as many as ten allocations at this weight class for the BIG 10. Still a bit of parity but not near the mental asylum seeking i...
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2020 BIG 10 Preview = 184 lbs

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This weight class is insane. Matter of fact if we resurrected Noah Webster & showed him 2020 BIG 10 184 lbs he might even let us use i...
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2020 BIG 10 Preview = 174 lbs

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I really, really appreciate this weight class because nearly everyone has wrestled everyone.  There's a bit up for debate in some of...
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Wednesday, February 26, 2020

2020 BIG 10 Preview = 165 lbs

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What a fun, deep tough weight class. The semi-finals are going to be a treat!  From where I sit this should be a fairly straight forward...
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2020 BIG 10 Preview = 157 lbs

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This weight class interest me for a variety of reasons.  First and foremost I think it is perhaps the most straight forward as far as se...
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2020 BIG 10 Preview = 149 lbs

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What an incredibly tough weight class full of some off the wall parity.  I see as many as eleven allocations given given at this weight...
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2020 BIG 10 Tournament Preview = 141 lbs

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A weight class where I feel eight wrestlers have wrestled well enough this season to have earned allocations. I feel at least on paper t...
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2020 BIG 10 Tournament Preview = 133 lbs

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The clear favorite here is Wisconsin's Seth Gross. He avenged a 6-2 loss to Iowa's Austin DeSanto and turned it into a 6-5 win. ...
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2020 BIG 10 Tournament Preview = 125 lbs

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An historic year for the BIG 10 as this year's tournament will be held for the first time in New Jersey, hosted by the Rutgers Scarle...
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Monday, February 24, 2020

Gone, Lost & Forgotten: Their Best = The University of the South

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When one thinks of collegiate wrestling and the south, the two often seem antonyms of one another.  Yet for a period of twenty tw...
Sunday, February 23, 2020

Gone, Lost & Forgotten: Their Best = Moravian

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The Greyhounds of Moravian at one time provided a Division III home nearby Division I powerhouse Lehigh in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.  The...
Saturday, February 22, 2020

Gone, Lost & Forgotten: Their Best = Denison

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Another small college in Ohio, Denison's best years on the mat were during the late 60's when the Big Red won championships in both ...

Gone, Lost & Forgotten: Their Best = Long Beach State

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The 1971 BIG WEST conference champions, the 49er's of Long Beach State at one time provided a home for the vast California high school...

Gone, Lost & Forgotten: Their Best = Portland State

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In the discussion of the best Division II team that the sport of wrestling has ever lost, Nebraska-Omaha as it rightly deserves is often ...
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