I’ve been sketching rough drafts out of all weights so far and have a good idea about some maybe not quite as good an idea about others.
Obviously given that we’re still months out from the season starting these are going to be very touch and go in terms of weight changes and redshirts but they’re still fun to do.
Team Scores (Courtesy of SHP)
1. Cornell, 88.5
2. Oklahoma State, 87
3. Minnesota, 66
4t. Boise State, 65
4t. Wisconsin, 65
6. Penn State, 57.5
7. Central Michigan, 42
8. Iowa, 41.5
9. Iowa State, 39.5
10. Pittsburgh, 33
125
1. Matt McDonough (Iowa)
2. Brandon Precin (Northwestern)
3. Zach Sanders (Minnesota)
4. Anthony Robles (Arizona State)
5. Logan Stieber (Ohio State)
6. Frank Perrelli (Cornell)
7. James Nicholson (Old Dominion)
8. Brad Pataky (Penn State)
R12. Jarrod Patterson (Oklahoma), Jon Morrison (Oklahoma State), Anthony Zanetta (Pittsburgh), Ryak Finch (Iowa State)
133
1. Tyler Graff (Wisconsin)
2. Andrew Hochstrasser (Boise State)
3. Andrew Long (Iowa State)
4. Boris Novachkov (Cal Poly)
5. Jarrod Garnett (Virginia Tech)
6. Mike Grey (Cornell)
7. Lou Ruggirello (Hofstra)
8. Scott Sentes (Central Michigan)
R12. Nikko Triggas (Ohio State), Michael Martinez (Wyoming), David Thorn (Minnesota), Nic Bedelyon (Kent State)
141
1. Jordan Oliver (Oklahoma State)
2. Kellen Russell (Michigan)
3. Jimmy Kennedy (Illinois)
4. Tyler Nauman (Pittsburgh)
5. Mike Thorn (Minnesota)
6. Zack Bailey (Oklahoma)
7. Chris Diaz (Virginia Tech)
8. Chris Villalonga (Cornell)
R12. Germane Lindsey (Ohio), Michael Mangrum (Oregon State), Filip Novachkov (Cal Poly), Colin Palmer (Ohio State)
149
1. Darrion Caldwell (NC State)
2. Kyle Dake (Cornell)
3. Bubba Jenkins (Arizona State)
4. Frank Molinaro (Penn State)
5. Kevin LeValley (Bucknell)
6. Jason Chamberlain (Boise State)
7. Torsten Gillespie (Edinboro)
8. Desi Green (Buffalo)
R12. Cole Schmitt (Wisconsin), Jamal Parks (Oklahoma State), Donnie Vinson (Binghamton), Mario Mason (Rutgers)
157
1. Steve Fittery (American)
2. Adam Hall (Boise State)
3. David Taylor (Penn State)
4. Colt Sponseller (Ohio State)
5. Jason Welch (Northwestern)
6. Jake Deitchler (Minnesota)
7. Bryce Saddoris (Navy)
8. Justin Lister (Binghamton)
R12. Justin Gaethje (Northern Colorado), Kurt Kinser (Indiana), Peter Yates (Virginia Tech), Dan Gonsor (Missouri)
165
1. Andrew Howe (Wisconsin)
2. Jordan Burroughs (Nebraska)
3. Jon Reader (Iowa State)
4. Scott Winston (Rutgers)
5. Nick Amuchastegui (Stanford)
6. Alex Meade (Oklahoma State)
7. Derek St. John (Iowa)
8. Zach Toal (Missouri)
R12. Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma), Jarrion Beets (Northern Iowa), Paul Young (Indiana), Josh Asper (Maryland)
174
1. Mack Lewnes (Cornell)
2. Chris Henrich (Virginia)
3. Jordan Blanton (Illinois)
4. Ben Bennett (Central Michigan)
5. Mike Benefiel (Oklahoma State)
6. Ethan Lofthouse (Iowa)
7. Scott Glasser (Minnesota)
8. Colby Covington (Oregon State)
R12. Mike Letts (Maryland), Luke Manuel (Purdue), Ed Ruth (Penn State), Austin Meys (Lehigh)
184
1. Kirk Smith (Boise State)
2. Quentin Wright (Penn State)
3. Dustin Kilgore (Kent State)
4. Chris Perry (Oklahoma State)
5. Joe LeBlanc (Wyoming)
6. Chris Honeycutt (Edinboro)
7. Mike Miller (Central Michigan)
8. AJ Kissel (Purdue)
R12. Steve Bosak (Cornell), Grant Gambrall (Iowa), Brent Haynes (Missouri), Jon Fausey (Virginia)
197
1. Cam Simaz (Cornell)
2. Trevor Brandvold (Wisconsin)
3. Clayton Foster (Oklahoma State)
4. Sonny Yohn (Minnesota)
5. Anthony Biondo (Michigan)
6. Cayle Byers (George Mason)
7. Jerome Ward (Iowa State)
8. Michael Salopek (Virginia)
R12. Riley Orozco (Cal State Bakersfield), Matt Wilps (Pittsburgh), Logan Brown (Purdue), Micah Burak (Penn)
285
1. Zach Rey (Lehigh)
2. Dom Bradley (Missouri)
3. Jarod Trice (Central Michigan)
4. Ryan Tomei (Pittsburgh)
5. Alan Gelogaev (Oklahoma State)
6. DJ Russo (Rutgers)
7. David Marone (Virginia Tech)
8. Ben Berhow (Minnesota)
R12. Eric Bugenhagen (Wisconsin), Cam Wade (Penn State), Brandon Williamson (West Virginia), Brendan Barlow (Kent State)
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do you have any opinion on John Trumbetti from Lock Haven at 133lbs.?
Is Derrick St. John that good or is it just because hes at Iowa, Toal is too inconsistant to be ranked that high, but he s pretty good, High hopes for Winston, has not hit the wall with Asper yet, Amuchasti will drop unless he gets as much help from the refs as last year. Watched my video of most of the match and Josh had two, yes TWO takedowns during regulation that where called out of bounds, Amuch lost 1 pt. to fleeing and 1 pt. to stalling. Ref didn’t have the balls to take the last and winning pt for stalling to Asper. Now im starting to understand why they didnt want me to film at NCAAs
As a native Pennsylvanian, I love seeing Wright ranked so high, but I believe he would lose to Perry most of the time. Will Grajales make the Michigan lineup? Before his redshirt year, Nick Nelson from Virginia had a pretty good NCAA tournament, so why not rank him?
Thanks.