Rivera, Pletcher, Marinelli, Hall new No. 1s in final WIN rankings before NCAA Championships
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by Mike Finn, WIN Magazine
Photo of Northwestern's Big Ten champion Sebastian Rivera by Juan Garcia.
NEWTON, Iowa — The 330-wrestler field is set for the 2020 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in Minneapolis, March 19-21, and Big Ten champion Iowa is picked to claim its first national team championship since 2010, according to WIN’s March 10 Tournament Power Index and Individual Rankings, presented by Cliff Keen Athletic.
WIN’s final rankings of the season also features four new No. 1-ranked wrestlers at their weight class following the recent conference tournaments: Northwestern’s Sebastian Rivera (133), Ohio State’s Luke Pletcher (141), Iowa’s Alex Marinelli (165) and Penn State’s Mark Hall (174).
WIN’s TPI is a prediction of where teams could finish in the 2020 NCAA Division I Championships that will be held in U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, and is based on teams’ individual rankings and predictions to where wrestlers might place at the NCAAs. There is more movement in the individuals in this rankings set because WIN is seeking to predict NCAA tournament individual finishes based on projected seeds as well as past NCAA tournament showings and regular season match-ups.
WIN’s TPI point totals are broken down by the following individual rankings: 1st – 20 (16 AA points + 4 advancement points); 2nd – 16 (12+4); 3rd – 13.5 (10+3.5); 4th – 12.5 (9+3.5); 5th – 10 (7+3); 6th – 9 (6+3); 7th – 6.5 (4+2.5); 8th – 5.5 (3+2.5). Additional points for other rankings include: 9th/12th – 2; 13th/16th – 1.5; 17th-20th – 1. TPI points will be lower than the final actual NCAA tournament points because it does not include bonus points.
The Hawkeyes earned 115.5 TPI points and feature a ranked wrestler at all 10 weight classes, including a trio of top-ranked wrestlers: two-time defending champ Spencer Lee (125) and returning All-Americans Pat Lugo (149) and Marinelli. Five other Hawkeyes are also rated in the Top 8, which would earn them an All-American honor: Austin DeSanto (4th at 133), Max Murin (8th at 141), Michael Kemerer (2nd at 174), Jacob Warner (6th at 197) and Anthony Cassioppi (3rd at heavyweight).
Penn State, which has won the last four NCAA team titles and eight over the past nine years, is ranked second with 80 points. The Nittany Lions feature seven ranked wrestlers, including five rated in the Top 8: Roman Bravo-Young (2nd at 133), Nick Lee (2nd at 141), Vincenzo Joseph (2nd at 165), Hall and Aaron Brooks (5th at 184).
Ohio State is ranked No. 3 with 63 TPI points as the Buckeyes feature seven ranked wrestlers, including another top-ranked wrestler in three-time All-American Kollin Moore at 197 pounds.
Oklahoma State is ranked No. 4 with 49 points, followed by Northwestern and Nebraska, which are tied with 46 points. The Cornhuskers finished second in the recent Big Ten Championships and the Wildcats feature another No. 1-ranked wrestler in Ryan Deakin at 157 pounds.
The other top-ranked wrestlers are Northern Iowa’s Taylor Lujan (184) and Minnesota heavyweight Gable Steveson.
NEWTON, Iowa — The 330-wrestler field is set for the 2020 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in Minneapolis, March 19-21, and Big Ten champion Iowa is picked to claim its first national team championship since 2010, according to WIN’s March 10 Tournament Power Index and Individual Rankings, presented by Cliff Keen Athletic.
WIN’s final rankings of the season also features four new No. 1-ranked wrestlers at their weight class following the recent conference tournaments: Northwestern’s Sebastian Rivera (133), Ohio State’s Luke Pletcher (141), Iowa’s Alex Marinelli (165) and Penn State’s Mark Hall (174).
WIN’s TPI is a prediction of where teams could finish in the 2020 NCAA Division I Championships that will be held in U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, and is based on teams’ individual rankings and predictions to where wrestlers might place at the NCAAs. There is more movement in the individuals in this rankings set because WIN is seeking to predict NCAA tournament individual finishes based on projected seeds as well as past NCAA tournament showings and regular season match-ups.
WIN’s TPI point totals are broken down by the following individual rankings: 1st – 20 (16 AA points + 4 advancement points); 2nd – 16 (12+4); 3rd – 13.5 (10+3.5); 4th – 12.5 (9+3.5); 5th – 10 (7+3); 6th – 9 (6+3); 7th – 6.5 (4+2.5); 8th – 5.5 (3+2.5). Additional points for other rankings include: 9th/12th – 2; 13th/16th – 1.5; 17th-20th – 1. TPI points will be lower than the final actual NCAA tournament points because it does not include bonus points.
The Hawkeyes earned 115.5 TPI points and feature a ranked wrestler at all 10 weight classes, including a trio of top-ranked wrestlers: two-time defending champ Spencer Lee (125) and returning All-Americans Pat Lugo (149) and Marinelli. Five other Hawkeyes are also rated in the Top 8, which would earn them an All-American honor: Austin DeSanto (4th at 133), Max Murin (8th at 141), Michael Kemerer (2nd at 174), Jacob Warner (6th at 197) and Anthony Cassioppi (3rd at heavyweight).
Penn State, which has won the last four NCAA team titles and eight over the past nine years, is ranked second with 80 points. The Nittany Lions feature seven ranked wrestlers, including five rated in the Top 8: Roman Bravo-Young (2nd at 133), Nick Lee (2nd at 141), Vincenzo Joseph (2nd at 165), Hall and Aaron Brooks (5th at 184).
Ohio State is ranked No. 3 with 63 TPI points as the Buckeyes feature seven ranked wrestlers, including another top-ranked wrestler in three-time All-American Kollin Moore at 197 pounds.
Oklahoma State is ranked No. 4 with 49 points, followed by Northwestern and Nebraska, which are tied with 46 points. The Cornhuskers finished second in the recent Big Ten Championships and the Wildcats feature another No. 1-ranked wrestler in Ryan Deakin at 157 pounds.
The other top-ranked wrestlers are Northern Iowa’s Taylor Lujan (184) and Minnesota heavyweight Gable Steveson.
WIN Magazine’s March 10, 2020 Tournament Power Index
|
Rk. |
School |
Total Rank |
Top 8 |
TPI Pts |
|
1. |
Iowa |
10 |
8 |
115.5 |
|
2. |
Penn State |
7 |
5 |
80 |
|
3. |
Ohio State |
7 |
4 |
63 |
|
4. |
Oklahoma State |
8 |
3 |
49 |
|
5t. |
Nebraska |
9 |
4 |
46 |
|
5t. |
Northwestern |
6 |
2 |
46 |
|
7. |
Princeton |
4 |
4 |
41.5 |
|
8. |
Lehigh |
7 |
4 |
40 |
|
9t. |
Iowa State |
6 |
3 |
37 |
|
9t. |
Minnesota |
6 |
3 |
37 |
|
11t. |
NC State |
7 |
2 |
36.5 |
|
11t. |
Purdue |
6 |
3 |
36.5 |
|
13. |
Northern Iowa |
6 |
2 |
35.5 |
|
14. |
Wisconsin |
4 |
3 |
34.5 |
|
15. |
Stanford |
3 |
2 |
28.5 |
|
16. |
Arizona State |
6 |
3 |
26.5 |
|
17. |
Cornell |
2 |
2 |
26 |
|
18. |
Virginia |
2 |
2 |
25 |
|
19. |
Central Michigan |
4 |
2 |
24.5 |
|
20. |
Pitt |
6 |
2 |
23.5 |
|
21. |
Michigan |
4 |
1 |
20.5 |
|
22. |
Virginia Tech |
3 |
1 |
19 |
|
23. |
South Dakota State |
3 |
3 |
18.5 |
|
24. |
North Carolina |
4 |
1 |
17.5 |
|
25. |
Missouri |
4 |
1 |
16.5 |
|
26. |
West Virginia |
1 |
1 |
16 |
|
27t. |
Binghamton |
2 |
1 |
14 |
|
27t. |
Oklahoma |
5 |
1 |
14 |
|
27t. |
Rider |
2 |
1 |
14 |
|
30. |
Campbell |
5 |
1 |
13 |
|
31. |
Army |
5 |
1 |
11 |
|
32. |
Illinois |
3 |
1 |
8.5 |
|
33. |
Harvard |
2 |
1 |
7 |
|
34. |
Wyoming |
4 |
0 |
6 |
|
35t. |
Michigan State |
1 |
1 |
5.5 |
|
35t. |
Navy |
1 |
1 |
5.5 |
|
35t. |
North Dakota State |
3 |
0 |
5.5 |
|
38. |
Northern Colorado |
4 |
0 |
5 |
|
39. |
Utah Valley |
3 |
0 |
4.5 |
|
40t. |
American U. |
3 |
0 |
4 |
|
40t. |
Clarion |
2 |
0 |
4 |
|
42. |
Old Dominion |
2 |
0 |
3.5 |
|
43. |
Lock Haven |
2 |
0 |
3 |
|
44. |
Appalachian State |
2 |
0 |
2.5 |
|
45t. |
Bucknell |
1 |
0 |
2 |
|
45t. |
Fresno State |
1 |
0 |
2 |
|
45t. |
Ohio |
2 |
0 |
2 |
|
45t. |
Rutgers |
1 |
0 |
2 |
|
49t. |
Cal Poly |
1 |
0 |
1.5 |
|
49t. |
Cleveland State |
1 |
0 |
1.5 |
|
49t. |
Northern Illinois |
1 |
0 |
1.5 |
|
49t. |
Oregon State |
1 |
0 |
1.5 |
|
49t. |
Penn |
1 |
0 |
1.5 |
|
54t. |
Buffalo |
1 |
0 |
1 |
|
54t. |
Edinboro |
1 |
0 |
1 |
|
54t. |
George Mason |
1 |
0 |
1 |
|
54t. |
Indiana |
1 |
0 |
1 |
WIN Magazine’s March 10, 2020 Individual Rankings
125 pounds
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1. |
Spencer Lee |
Iowa |
Jr. |
1st |
|
2. |
Pat Glory |
Princeton |
So. |
3rd |
|
3. |
Nick Piccininni |
Oklahoma State |
Sr. |
4th |
|
4. |
Jack Mueller |
Virginia |
Sr. |
2nd |
|
5. |
Devin Schroder |
Purdue |
Jr. |
6th |
|
6. |
Drew Hildebrandt |
Central Michigan |
Jr. |
7th |
|
7. |
Brandon Paetzell |
Lehigh |
Jr. |
5th |
|
8. |
Brandon Courtney |
Arizona State |
So. |
8th |
|
9. |
Michael DeAugustino |
Northwestern |
RS Fr. |
12th |
|
10. |
Alex Mackall |
Iowa State |
Jr. |
14th |
|
11. |
Jakob Camacho |
NC State |
RSFr. |
18th |
|
12. |
Luke Werner |
Lock Haven |
Jr. |
10th |
|
13. |
Michael Colaiocco |
Penn |
Fr. |
9th |
|
14. |
Killian Cardinale |
Old Dominion |
So. |
20th |
|
15. |
Jack Medley |
Michigan |
Jr. |
19th |
|
16. |
Trey Chalifoux |
Army |
Sr. |
17th |
|
17. |
Cage Curry |
American |
Jr. |
15th |
|
18. |
Liam Cronin |
Indiana |
RSFr. |
16th |
|
19. |
Patrick McKee |
Minnesota |
RSFr. |
11th |
|
20. |
Jay Schwarm |
Northern Iowa |
Sr. |
13th |
133 pounds
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1. |
Sebastian Rivera |
Northwestern |
Jr. |
4th |
|
2. |
Roman Bravo-Young |
Penn State |
So. |
2nd |
|
3. |
Seth Gross |
Wisconsin |
Gr. |
1st |
|
4. |
Charles Tucker |
Cornell |
Sr. |
5th |
|
5. |
Austin DeSanto |
Iowa |
Jr. |
3rd |
|
6. |
Micky Phillippi |
Pitt |
So. |
6th |
|
7. |
Travis Piotrowski |
Illinois |
Sr. |
7th |
|
8. |
Noah Gonser |
Campbell |
Sr. |
8th |
|
9. |
Sammy Alvarez |
Rutgers |
Fr. |
9th |
|
10. |
Ridge Lovett |
Nebraska |
Fr. |
11th |
|
11. |
Cam Sykora |
North Dakota State |
Sr. |
14th |
|
12. |
Montorie Bridges |
Wyoming |
Jr. |
10th |
|
13. |
Devan Turner |
Oregon State |
Jr. |
15th |
|
14. |
Nick Farro |
Lehigh |
Jr. |
NR |
|
15. |
Zack Trampe |
Binghamton |
So |
13th |
|
16. |
Tim Rooney |
Kent State |
Sr. |
19th |
|
17. |
Mosha Schwartz |
Northern Colorado |
Fr. |
NR |
|
18. |
Anthony Madrigal |
Oklahoma |
So. |
17th |
|
19. |
Derek Spann |
Buffalo |
Jr. |
16th |
|
20. |
Taylor LaMont |
Utah Valley |
Jr. |
12th |
141 pounds
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1 |
Luke Pletcher |
Ohio State |
Sr. |
2nd |
|
2. |
Nick Lee |
Penn State |
Jr. |
1st |
|
3. |
Real Woods |
Stanford |
RSFr. |
3rd |
|
4. |
Ian Parker |
Iowa State |
Jr. |
7th |
|
5. |
Chad Red |
Nebraska |
Jr. |
5th |
|
6. |
Dom Demas |
Oklahoma |
So. |
4th |
|
7. |
Mitch McKee |
Minnesota |
Sr. |
8th |
|
8. |
Max Murin |
Iowa |
So. |
6th |
|
9. |
Tristan Moran |
Wisconsin |
Sr. |
13th |
|
10. |
Dresden Simon |
Central Michigan |
So. |
18th |
|
11. |
Joshua Heil |
Campbell |
Jr. |
14th |
|
12. |
Dusty Hone |
Oklahoma State |
Jr. |
15th |
|
13. |
Zach Sherman |
North Carolina |
So. |
19th |
|
14. |
Tariq Wilson |
NC State |
Jr. |
11th |
|
15. |
Evan Cheek |
Cleveland State |
Sr. |
20th |
|
16. |
Michael Blockhus |
Northern Iowa |
RSFr. |
12th |
|
17. |
Grant Leeth |
Missouri |
Jr. |
NR |
|
18. |
Shakur Laney |
Ohio |
Sr. |
16th |
|
19. |
Mitch Moore |
Virginia Tech |
So. |
9th |
|
20. |
Kyle Shoop |
Lock Haven |
Sr. |
10th |
149 pounds
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1. |
Pat Lugo |
Iowa |
Sr. |
1st |
|
2. |
Boo Lewallen |
Oklahoma State |
Jr. |
2nd |
|
3. |
Austin O'Connor |
North Carolina |
So. |
3rd |
|
4. |
Brock Mauller |
Missouri |
So. |
4th |
|
5. |
Sammy Sasso |
Ohio State |
RSFr. |
5th |
|
6. |
Matt Kolodzik |
Princeton |
Sr. |
6th |
|
7. |
Henry Pohlmeyer |
South Dakota State |
Sr. |
8th |
|
8. |
Jarrett Degen |
Iowa State |
Jr. |
10th |
|
9. |
Brayton Lee |
Minnesota |
RSFr. |
7th |
|
10. |
Andrew Alirez |
Northern Colorado |
Fr. |
11th |
|
11. |
Brock Zacherl |
Clarion |
Sr. |
12th |
|
12. |
Collin Purinton |
Nebraska |
Sr. |
19th |
|
13. |
Kanen Storr |
Michigan |
Jr. |
14th |
|
14. |
Max Thomsen |
Northern Iowa |
Sr. |
9th |
|
15. |
Kizhan Clarke |
American U. |
Jr. |
18th |
|
16. |
John Milner |
Appalachian State |
So. |
16th |
|
17. |
Griffin Parriott |
Purdue |
Jr. |
20th |
|
18. |
Colston DiBlasi |
George Mason |
Sr. |
13th |
|
19. |
Yahya Thomas |
Northwestern |
So. |
NR |
|
20. |
Jarod Verkleeren |
Penn State |
So. |
15th |
157 pounds
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1. |
Ryan Deakin |
Northwestern |
Jr. |
1st |
|
2. |
Hayden Hidlay |
NC State |
Jr. |
2nd |
|
3. |
David Carr |
Iowa State |
RSFr. |
3rd |
|
4. |
Jesse Dellavecchia |
Rider |
Sr. |
5th |
|
5. |
Kendall Coleman |
Purdue |
RSFr. |
7th |
|
6. |
Josh Humphreys |
Lehigh |
So. |
8th |
|
7. |
Quincey Monday |
Princeton |
So. |
4th |
|
8. |
Markus Hartman |
Army |
So. |
9th |
|
9. |
Kaleb Young |
Iowa |
Jr. |
6th |
|
10. |
Larry Early |
Old Dominion |
Sr. |
12th |
|
11. |
Wyatt Sheets |
Oklahoma State |
So. |
14th |
|
12. |
Jarrett Jacques |
Missouri |
So. |
10th |
|
13. |
Jacori Teemer |
Arizona State |
RSFr. |
13th |
|
14. |
Peyton Robb |
Nebraska |
RSFr. |
16th |
|
15. |
Jared Franek |
North Dakota State |
RSFr. |
15th |
|
16. |
Will Lewan |
Michigan |
RSFr. |
11th |
|
17. |
Justin Thomas |
Oklahoma |
Jr. |
17th |
|
18. |
Taleb Rahmani |
Pitt |
Sr. |
NR |
|
19. |
Logan Parks |
Central Michigan |
Sr. |
18th |
|
20. |
Zac Carson |
Ohio |
Sr. |
NR |
165 pounds
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1. |
Alex Marinelli |
Iowa |
Jr. |
2nd |
|
2. |
Vincenzo Joseph |
Penn State |
Sr. |
1st |
|
3. |
Shane Griffith |
Stanford |
RSFr. |
5th |
|
4. |
Isaiah White |
Nebraska |
Sr. |
4th |
|
5. |
Travis Wittlake |
Oklahoma State |
RSFr. |
7th |
|
6. |
Evan Wick |
Wisconsin |
Jr. |
3rd |
|
7. |
Josh Shields |
Arizona State |
Sr. |
6th |
|
8. |
Tanner Skidgel |
Navy |
Jr. |
8th |
|
9. |
Andrew Fogarty |
North Dakota State |
Sr. |
9th |
|
10. |
David McFadden |
Virginia Tech |
Sr. |
11th |
|
11. |
Ethan Smith |
Ohio State |
So. |
12th |
|
12. |
Zach Hartman |
Bucknell |
So. |
14th |
|
13. |
Philip Conigliaro |
Harvard |
Fr. |
13th |
|
14. |
Quentin Perez |
Campbell |
Jr. |
17th |
|
15. |
Thomas Bullard |
NC State |
Jr. |
16th |
|
16. |
Jake Wentzell |
Pitt |
Jr. |
19th |
|
17. |
Cael McCormick |
Army |
Sr. |
20th |
|
18. |
Shane Oster |
Northwestern |
Sr. |
NR |
|
19. |
Danny Braunagel |
Illinois |
Fr. |
15th |
|
20. |
Kennedy Monday |
North Carolina |
Jr. |
10th |
174 pounds
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1. |
Mark Hall |
Penn State |
Sr. |
2nd |
|
2. |
Michael Kemerer |
Iowa |
Sr. |
1st |
|
3. |
Jordan Kutler |
Lehigh |
Sr. |
3rd |
|
4. |
Dylan Lydy |
Purdue |
Sr. |
4th |
|
5. |
Bryce Steiert |
Northern Iowa |
Sr. |
5th |
|
6. |
Kaleb Romero |
Ohio State |
So. |
6th |
|
7. |
Devin Skatzka |
Minnesota |
Sr. |
9th |
|
8. |
Mikey Labriola |
Nebraska |
So. |
7th |
|
9. |
Anthony Valencia |
Arizona State |
Sr. |
10th |
|
10. |
Anthony Mantanona |
Oklahoma |
So. |
12th |
|
11. |
Joe Smith |
Oklahoma State |
Sr. |
17th |
|
12. |
Sam Colbray |
Iowa State |
Jr. |
11th |
|
13. |
Kimball Bastian |
Utah Valley |
Sr. |
8th |
|
14. |
Ben Harvey |
Army |
Sr. |
14th |
|
15. |
Hayden Hastings |
Wyoming |
So. |
15th |
|
16. |
Clay Lautt |
North Carolina |
So. |
NR |
|
17. |
Gregg Harvey |
Pitt |
Jr. |
19th |
|
18. |
Daniel Bullard |
NC State |
Jr. |
20th |
|
19. |
Connor Flynn |
Missouri |
Sr. |
NR |
|
20. |
Jacob Oliver |
Edinboro |
So. |
18th |
184 pounds
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1. |
Taylor Lujan |
Northern Iowa |
Sr. |
1st |
|
2. |
Hunter Bolen |
Virginia Tech |
So. |
2nd |
|
3. |
Trent Hidlay |
NC State |
RSFr. |
3rd |
|
4. |
Lou DePrez |
Binghamton |
So. |
4th |
|
5. |
Aaron Brooks |
Penn State |
Fr. |
6th |
|
6. |
Nino Bonaccorsi |
Pitt |
So. |
5th |
|
7. |
Zach Carlson |
South Dakota State |
Sr. |
7th |
|
8. |
Cameron Caffey |
Michigan State |
So. |
9th |
|
9. |
Taylor Venz |
Nebraska |
Jr. |
15th |
|
10. |
Abe Assad |
Iowa |
Fr. |
11th |
|
11. |
Anthony Montalvo |
Oklahoma State |
RSFr. |
10th |
|
12. |
Andrew Morgan |
Campbell |
Sr. |
14th |
|
13. |
Tanner Harvey |
American U. |
Jr. |
13th |
|
14. |
Chris Weiler |
Lehigh |
Jr. |
8th |
|
15. |
Brit Wilson |
Northern Illinois |
So. |
16th |
|
16. |
Noah Stewart |
Army |
Jr. |
18th |
|
17. |
Rocky Jordan |
Ohio State |
RSFr. |
20th |
|
18. |
Zac Braunagel |
Illinois |
Fr. |
NR |
|
19. |
Max Lyon |
Purdue |
Jr. |
NR |
|
20. |
Owen Webster |
Minnesota |
Sr. |
NR |
197 pounds
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1. |
Kollin Moore |
Ohio State |
Sr. |
1st |
|
2. |
Noah Adams |
West Virginia |
So. |
2nd |
|
3. |
Ben Darmstadt |
Cornell |
Jr. |
4th |
|
4. |
Jay Aiello |
Virginia |
Jr. |
6th |
|
5. |
Patrick Brucki |
Princeton |
Jr. |
5th |
|
6. |
Eric Schultz |
Nebraska |
Jr. |
7th |
|
7. |
Jacob Warner |
Iowa |
So. |
3rd |
|
8. |
Tanner Sloan |
South Dakota State |
RSFr. |
9th |
|
9. |
Lucas Davison |
Northwestern |
RSFr. |
11th |
|
10. |
Greg Bulsak |
Clarion |
Jr. |
10th |
|
11. |
Kordell Norfleet |
Arizona State |
Jr. |
13th |
|
12. |
Christian Brunner |
Purdue |
Sr. |
8th |
|
13. |
Nathan Traxler |
Stanford |
Jr. |
12th |
|
14. |
Thomas Lane |
Cal Poly |
Sr. |
14th |
|
15. |
Dakota Geer |
Oklahoma State |
Jr. |
17th |
|
16. |
Ethan Laird |
Rider |
Jr. |
16th |
|
17. |
Jake Woodley |
Oklahoma |
So. |
15th |
|
18. |
Shakur Rasheed |
Penn State |
Sr. |
20th |
|
19. |
Jacob Seely |
Northern Colorado |
Jr. |
NR |
|
20. |
Stephen Buchanan |
Wyoming |
Fr. |
18th |
Heavyweight
|
Wt/Rk |
Name |
School |
Yr |
Prev |
|
1. |
Gable Steveson |
Minnesota |
So. |
1st |
|
2. |
Mason Parris |
Michigan |
So. |
2nd |
|
3. |
Anthony Cassioppi |
Iowa |
RSFr. |
3rd |
|
4. |
Matt Stencel |
Central Michigan |
Jr. |
5th |
|
5. |
Trent Hillger |
Wisconsin |
So. |
6th |
|
6. |
Tanner Hall |
Arizona State |
Gr. |
7th |
|
7. |
Jordan Wood |
Lehigh |
Jr. |
8th |
|
8. |
Yaraslau Slavikouski |
Harvard |
Fr. |
9th |
|
9. |
Demetrius Thomas |
Pitt |
Sr. |
11th |
|
10. |
Jere Heino |
Campbell |
Jr. |
10th |
|
11. |
Tate Orndorff |
Utah Valley |
So. |
4th |
|
12. |
Josh Hokit |
Fresno State |
Sr. |
14th |
|
13. |
Brian Andrews |
Wyoming |
Jr. |
18th |
|
14. |
Gannon Gremmel |
Iowa State |
Jr. |
12th |
|
15. |
Carter Isley |
Northern Iowa |
Jr. |
13th |
|
16. |
David Jensen |
Nebraska |
Sr. |
15th |
|
17. |
Dalton Robertson |
Northern Colorado |
Jr. |
19th |
|
18. |
Deonte Wilson |
NC State |
So. |
NR |
|
19. |
Gary Traub |
Ohio State |
Jr. |
NR |
|
20. |
Cary Miller |
Appalachian State |
Sr. |
NR |
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