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Achilles
02-27-2006, 02:01 PM
Big Ten Preseeds from the mat.com
125 lbs.
1. Joe Dubuque, Indiana
2.Nick Simmons, Michigan State
3. John Velez, Northwestern
4. Kyle Ott, Illinois
5. Lucas Magnani, Iowa
6. Michael Watts, Michigan
7. Travis Lang, Minnesota
8. Brad Pataky, Penn State


133 lbs.
1. Mack Reiter, Minnesota
2. Chris Fleeger, Purdue
3. Tom Clum, Wisconsin
4. Mark Moos, Michigan
5. Jake Strayer, Penn State
6. Andrae Hernandez, Indiana
7. Gabe Flores, Illinois
8. Reece Humphrey, Ohio State


141 lbs.
1. Josh Churella, Michigan
2. Andy Simmons, Michigan State
3. Alex Tsirtsis, Iowa
4. DeWitt Driscoll, Penn State
5. Ryan Lang, Northwestern
6. Cassio Pero, Illinois
7.Manuel Rivera, Minnesota
8. Ed Gutnik, Wisconsin


149 lbs.
1. Dustin Schlatter, Minnesota
2. Ty Eustice, Iowa
3. Eric Tannenbaum, Michigan
4. J Jaggers, Ohio State
5. Doug Withstandley, Purdue
6.Tyler Turner, Wisconsin
7. James Woodall, Penn State
8. Darren McKnight, Michigan State


157 lbs.
1. Alex Tirapelle, Illinois
2. Craig Henning, Wisconsin
3. C.P. Schlatter, Minnesota
4. Joe Johnston, Iowa
5. Brandon Becker, Indiana
6.Steve Luke, Michigan
7. Steve Sommer, Ohio State
8. Nathan Galloway, Penn State


165 lbs.
1. Ryan Churella, Michigan
2. Mike Poeta, Illinois
3. Matt Nagel, Minnesota
4. David Erwin, Penn State
5. Eric Luedke, Iowa
6. Jake Donar, Wisconsin
7. Will Durkee, Northwestern
8. Max Dean, Indiana


174 lbs.
1. Jake Herbert, Northwestern
2. Mark Perry, Iowa
3. R.J. Boudro, Michigan State
4.James Yonushonis, Penn State
5. Blake Maurer, Ohio State
6. Donny Reynolds, Illinois
7. Nick Roy, Michigan
8. Gabriel Dretsch, Minnesota


184 lbs.
1. Eric Bradley, Penn State
2. Ben Wissel, Purdue
3. Roger Kish, Minnesota
4.Pete Friedl, Illinois
5. Paul Bradley, Iowa
6. Mike Tamillow, Northwestern
7. Alex Picazo, Ohio State
8. Tyrel Todd, Michigan


197 lbs.
1. Tyrone Byrd, Illinois
2. Philip Davis, Penn State
3. Matt Delguyd, Northwestern
4. Brady Richardson, Indiana
5. Nathan Moore, Purdue
6. Casey White, Michigan
7. Dan Erekson, Iowa
8. Mitch Kuhlman, Minnesota


HWT
1. Cole Konrad, Minnesota
2. Greg Wagner, Michigan
3. Ryan Fuller, Iowa
4. Dustin Fox, Northwestern
5. Joel Edwards, Penn State
6. Lee Kraemer, Wisconsin
7. Kirk Nail, Ohio State
8. Dave Herman, Indiana

Achilles
02-28-2006, 01:28 PM
anybody have any predictions??? here are mine

Simmons
Fleeger
Churella
Schlatter
Henning
Churella
Herbert
Wissel
Davis
Konrad

And i think 9/10 will be in the hunt for a NCAA title two weeks later the one out being Churella because Galick and Teyon are just too good for him. However out of those ten i think Josh is the most likely to win Big Tens, also i noticed that i didn't pick any Illini guys to win it this year partly because none of them were in good shape two weeks ago and if they weren't ready then i dont think they will be ready now.

illinifanMHS
02-28-2006, 03:37 PM
well i will take tirapelle he wrestle tough come big tens. And i will take Poeta in an upset, hes a machine

BARR
02-28-2006, 03:41 PM
my predictions

125-Dubuque (IND)
133-Fleeger (PUR)
141-Churella (MICH)
149-Tannenbaum (MICH)
157-Tirapelle (IL)
165-Poeta (IL)
174-Herbert (NW)
184-Wissel (PUR)
197-Byrd (IL)
285-Konrad (MINN)

Top 3 teams

1-MINN
2-MICH
3-ILL

illinifanMHS
02-28-2006, 03:50 PM
i have a hard time seeing tannenbaum over schlatter

Carthage Illini
02-28-2006, 05:59 PM
125 lbs.
Nick Simmons, Michigan State over Kyle Ott, Illinois 7-5 in OT

133 lbs.
Mack Reiter, Minnesota over Tom Clum, Wisconsin by fall

141 lbs.
Josh Churella, Michigan over Andy Simmons, Michigan State 4-2

149 lbs.
Ty Eustice, Iowa over Dustin Schlatter, Minnesota 6-3

157 lbs.
Alex Tirapelle, Illinois over Craig Henning, Wisconsin 5-2

165 lbs.
Mike Poeta, Illinois over Ryan Churella, Michigan 5-3 in OT

174 lbs.
Jake Herbert, Northwestern over Don Reynolds, Illinois 8-3

184 lbs.
Ben Wissel, Purdue over Pete Freidl, Illinois 5-4

197 lbs.
Brady Richardson, Indiana over Philip Davis, Penn State 5-2

HWT
Cole Konrad, Minnesota over Greg Wagner, Michigan 6-2

Achilles
02-28-2006, 09:56 PM
125 lbs.
Nick Simmons, Michigan State over Kyle Ott, Illinois 7-5 in OT

133 lbs.
Mack Reiter, Minnesota over Tom Clum, Wisconsin by fall

141 lbs.
Josh Churella, Michigan over Andy Simmons, Michigan State 4-2

149 lbs.
Ty Eustice, Iowa over Dustin Schlatter, Minnesota 6-3

157 lbs.
Alex Tirapelle, Illinois over Craig Henning, Wisconsin 5-2

165 lbs.
Mike Poeta, Illinois over Ryan Churella, Michigan 5-3 in OT

174 lbs.
Jake Herbert, Northwestern over Don Reynolds, Illinois 8-3

184 lbs.
Ben Wissel, Purdue over Pete Freidl, Illinois 5-4

197 lbs.
Brady Richardson, Indiana over Philip Davis, Penn State 5-2

HWT
Cole Konrad, Minnesota over Greg Wagner, Michigan 6-2

Did u select these results out of a hat? j/k but i just cant see Eustice beating dustin 6-3, that would require taking him down 2-3 times and dustin hastn' been takin down by anyone besides espo all year. Eustice beating dustin would only happen in the 3-1 or the 2-1 fashion, but none the less dustin will not loose for the next 4 years unless he moves up to 157. Also Tirapelle beating Henning 5-2 would require Tirapelle (who may be my least favorite wrestler of all time) to do sometihng, and it seems he wins matches by doing nothing. Also Clum has never lost to Reiter but if he were to loose to him it would prob be off a bear hug and he would have to get pinned, Clum will have to get through the mighty Fleeger to even wrestle Reiter. Which leads me to Herbert over reynolds, i personaly think that Herbert would major or pin Reynolds (he did last time) but i dont think Reynolds has the capacity to beat Perry. Also I dont know about Ott and simmons in the finals i think Dubuqe will beat him but other than that simmons last beat ott by a score of 14-0, so 7-5 in OT is unlikely, maybe 3-1 in OT like last year, but still doubtfull. I haven't seen Richardson wrestle but you must like him to stick him in hte finals beating Davis. Needless to say this weekend will be great i cant wait to get down there.

BARR
03-01-2006, 08:15 AM
i have a hard time seeing tannenbaum over schlatter

Your right it would be an upset, but stranger things have happened. I think there will be a couple of upsets and Tannenbaum is one of my upset picks. I find it interesting that no one is picking Dubuque to win, he is the defending NCAA champ. As Achilles said it is going to be a great weekend. I wish I could go.

Conquistadors
03-01-2006, 08:51 AM
..it is going to be a great weekend. I wish I could go. I hereby grant you permission:p .

BARR
03-01-2006, 10:34 AM
I hereby grant you permission:p .

Thanks for the permission, but this weekend is IKWF sectionals and I need to be there.

illinifanMHS
03-02-2006, 12:14 PM
I am stoked i found out the other day that i was going my girlfriend gave me permission