PSU’s Mark Hall new No. 1 in WIN rankings, as top teams prepare for big holiday events
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by Mike Finn, WIN Magazine
Mark Hall of Penn State controls Zahid Valencia of Arizona State in their dual meet. Photo courtesy of GoPSUSports.com
NEWTON, Iowa — Tis the season for holiday tournaments to begin and there’s a new No. 1-ranked wrestler in WIN Magazine’s Dec. 17 rankings, presented by Cliff Keen Athletic. Penn State’s Mark Hall takes over the top spot at 174 pounds after downing defending champ and rival Zahid Valencia of Arizona State, 4-0, in a dual over the weekend.
Penn State handled Arizona State 41-3 and remains the top team in both the Tournament Power Index and dual-meet rankings. Penn State (4-0) leads WIN’s TPI rankings with 120.5 points and features nine ranked wrestlers, including four top-ranked wrestlers: Jason Nolf (157), Vincenzo Joseph (165), Hall (174) and Bo Nickal (197).
Penn State will now prepare for the Southern Scuffle, which will be held Jan. 1-2 in Chattanooga. Prior to that event, there will be two other significant regular-season tournaments — the Reno Tournament of Champions, Dec. 20, the Midlands in Hoffman Estates, Ill., Dec. 29-30 — as well as the South Beach Duals on Dec. 29-30 in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Second-ranked Ohio State has 79 TPI points and eight ranked wrestlers and is off until Jan. 6. No. 3 Iowa (74.5 TPI, nine ranked wrestlers) will head the field at the 56th annual Midlands, hosted by No. 10 Northwestern University.
No. 4 Oklahoma State, with 66.5 points and 10 ranked wrestlers, will compete in both the Reno TOC and the Southern Scuffle, which also includes No. 9 Virginia Tech.
The South Beach Duals, which will be held at the Ft. Lauderdale Convention Center, is a dual-meet event that features four matches for 16 teams, including four teams that are ranked in WIN’s Top 15 TPI: No. 5 NC State, No. 7 Minnesota, as well as Missouri and Cornell, which are tied for 11th and 15th, respectively.
These are the final rankings of 2018. WIN’s next rankings will be announced on Thursday, Jan. 3.
WIN’s Tournament Power Index (TPI) awards team points for individuals ranked in the respective weight classes based on how many potential All-Americans each school could produce at the 2019 NCAA Championships, March 21-23, in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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.
NEWTON, Iowa — Tis the season for holiday tournaments to begin and there’s a new No. 1-ranked wrestler in WIN Magazine’s Dec. 17 rankings, presented by Cliff Keen Athletic. Penn State’s Mark Hall takes over the top spot at 174 pounds after downing defending champ and rival Zahid Valencia of Arizona State, 4-0, in a dual over the weekend.
Penn State handled Arizona State 41-3 and remains the top team in both the Tournament Power Index and dual-meet rankings. Penn State (4-0) leads WIN’s TPI rankings with 120.5 points and features nine ranked wrestlers, including four top-ranked wrestlers: Jason Nolf (157), Vincenzo Joseph (165), Hall (174) and Bo Nickal (197).
Penn State will now prepare for the Southern Scuffle, which will be held Jan. 1-2 in Chattanooga. Prior to that event, there will be two other significant regular-season tournaments — the Reno Tournament of Champions, Dec. 20, the Midlands in Hoffman Estates, Ill., Dec. 29-30 — as well as the South Beach Duals on Dec. 29-30 in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Second-ranked Ohio State has 79 TPI points and eight ranked wrestlers and is off until Jan. 6. No. 3 Iowa (74.5 TPI, nine ranked wrestlers) will head the field at the 56th annual Midlands, hosted by No. 10 Northwestern University.
No. 4 Oklahoma State, with 66.5 points and 10 ranked wrestlers, will compete in both the Reno TOC and the Southern Scuffle, which also includes No. 9 Virginia Tech.
The South Beach Duals, which will be held at the Ft. Lauderdale Convention Center, is a dual-meet event that features four matches for 16 teams, including four teams that are ranked in WIN’s Top 15 TPI: No. 5 NC State, No. 7 Minnesota, as well as Missouri and Cornell, which are tied for 11th and 15th, respectively.
These are the final rankings of 2018. WIN’s next rankings will be announced on Thursday, Jan. 3.
WIN’s Tournament Power Index (TPI) awards team points for individuals ranked in the respective weight classes based on how many potential All-Americans each school could produce at the 2019 NCAA Championships, March 21-23, in Pittsburgh, Pa.
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.
WIN Magazine’s Dec. 17, 2018 Dual-Team Rankings
|
Rk |
School |
Record |
Previous |
|
1. |
Penn State |
4-0 |
1st |
|
2. |
Ohio State |
3-0 |
2nd |
|
3. |
Iowa |
6-0 |
3rd |
|
4. |
Oklahoma State |
5-0 |
4th |
|
5. |
Michigan |
3-0 |
5th |
|
6. |
Missouri |
5-0 |
6th |
|
7. |
NC State |
6-0 |
7th |
|
8. |
Cornell |
3-0 |
8th |
|
9. |
Minnesota |
3-1 |
9th |
|
10. |
Wisconsin |
6-1 |
10th |
|
11. |
Nebraska |
5-2 |
11th |
|
12. |
Virginia Tech |
1-2 |
12th |
|
13. |
North Carolina |
3-1 |
13th |
|
14. |
Arizona State |
1-3 |
14th |
|
15. |
Wyoming |
3-2 |
15th |
|
16. |
Pitt |
3-0 |
16th |
|
17. |
Purdue |
2-1 |
17th |
|
18. |
Northern Iowa |
1-2 |
18th |
|
19. |
North Dakota State |
4-1 |
19th |
|
20. |
Utah Valley |
5-2 |
20th |
|
21. |
Princeton |
2-3 |
21st |
|
22. |
Rutgers |
6-1 |
22nd |
|
23. |
Iowa State |
2-1 |
23rd |
|
24. |
Northwestern |
1-2 |
24th |
|
25. |
Lock Haven |
2-0 |
25th |
WIN Magazine’s Dec. 17, 2018 Tournament Power Index (TPI)
|
Rk |
School |
Total Ranked |
Top 8 |
Points |
|
1. |
Penn State |
9 |
7 |
120.5 |
|
2. |
Ohio State |
8 |
5 |
79 |
|
3. |
Iowa |
9 |
5 |
74.5 |
|
4. |
Oklahoma State |
10 |
5 |
66.5 |
|
5. |
NC State |
9 |
5 |
63.5 |
|
6. |
Michigan |
8 |
5 |
52.5 |
|
7. |
Minnesota |
7 |
4 |
46 |
|
8. |
Nebraska |
8 |
3 |
36 |
|
9. |
Virginia Tech |
6 |
4 |
35 |
|
10. |
Northwestern |
4 |
2 |
35.5 |
|
11t. |
Arizona State |
5 |
3 |
34.5 |
|
11t. |
Missouri |
8 |
2 |
34.5 |
|
11t. |
Princeton |
3 |
2 |
34.5 |
|
11t. |
Rutgers |
4 |
2 |
34.5 |
|
15t. |
Cornell |
6 |
2 |
32.5 |
|
15t. |
Lehigh |
6 |
3 |
32.5 |
|
17. |
Illinois |
5 |
2 |
29 |
|
18. |
Wisconsin |
4 |
1 |
21.5 |
|
19. |
North Carolina |
5 |
2 |
20.5 |
|
20. |
South Dakota State |
1 |
1 |
20 |
|
21. |
Pitt |
4 |
2 |
18.5 |
|
22. |
Northern Iowa |
5 |
2 |
17 |
|
23. |
Iowa State |
5 |
1 |
15 |
|
24. |
Lock Haven |
1 |
1 |
13.5 |
|
25. |
Oregon State |
1 |
1 |
12.5 |
|
26t. |
Clarion |
2 |
1 |
11 |
|
26t. |
Maryland |
2 |
1 |
11 |
|
28t. |
Campbell |
3 |
1 |
9.5 |
|
28t. |
Stanford |
3 |
1 |
9.5 |
|
30. |
Virginia |
3 |
1 |
9 |
|
31t. |
Army |
3 |
1 |
8 |
|
31t. |
Utah Valley |
5 |
0 |
8 |
|
33. |
Buffalo |
2 |
1 |
7.5 |
|
34. |
Michigan State |
2 |
1 |
7 |
|
35. |
Purdue |
4 |
0 |
6 |
|
36t. |
Old Dominion |
3 |
0 |
5 |
|
36t. |
Wyoming |
3 |
0 |
5 |
|
38. |
North Dakota State |
3 |
0 |
4.5 |
|
39. |
Duke |
2 |
0 |
3 |
|
40. |
Indiana |
2 |
0 |
2.5 |
|
41t. |
Appalachian State |
1 |
0 |
2 |
|
41t. |
Binghamton |
1 |
0 |
2 |
|
41t. |
Brown |
2 |
0 |
2 |
|
41t. |
George Mason |
1 |
0 |
2 |
|
41t. |
Northern Colorado |
2 |
0 |
2 |
|
41t. |
Ohio U. |
1 |
0 |
2 |
|
41t. |
Oklahoma |
1 |
0 |
2 |
|
48t. |
American U. |
1 |
0 |
1.5 |
|
48t. |
Columbia |
1 |
0 |
1.5 |
|
48t. |
Fresno State |
1 |
0 |
1.5 |
|
48t. |
Gardner-Webb |
1 |
0 |
1.5 |
|
52t. |
CSU Bakersfield |
1 |
0 |
1 |
|
52t. |
Drexel |
1 |
0 |
1 |
|
52t. |
Navy |
1 |
0 |
1 |
|
52t. |
Penn |
1 |
0 |
1 |
WIN Magazine’s Dec. 17, 2018 Individual Rankings
125 pounds
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Spencer Lee |
Iowa |
So. |
1st |
|
2 |
Sebastian Rivera |
Northwestern |
So. |
2nd |
|
3 |
Nick Piccininni |
Oklahoma State |
Jr. |
3rd |
|
4 |
Ronnie Bresser |
Oregon State |
Sr. |
4th |
|
5 |
Sean Russell |
Minnesota |
Sr. |
5th |
|
6 |
Sean Fausz |
NC State |
Sr. |
6th |
|
7 |
Ryan Millhof |
Arizona State |
Sr. |
7th |
|
8 |
Rayvon Foley |
Michigan State |
So. |
8th |
|
9 |
Drew Mattin |
Michigan |
So. |
9th |
|
10 |
Vitali Arujau |
Cornell |
Fr. |
NR |
|
11 |
Pat Glory |
Princeton |
Fr. |
10th |
|
12 |
Shakur Laney |
Ohio U. |
Jr |
11th |
|
13 |
Brent Fleetwood |
North Dakota State |
Sr. |
12th |
|
14 |
Louie Hayes |
Virginia |
So. |
13th |
|
15 |
Travis Piotrowski |
Illinois |
Jr. |
14th |
|
16 |
Zeke Moisey |
Nebraska |
Sr. |
15th |
|
17 |
Devin Schroder |
Purdue |
So. |
16th |
|
18 |
Gabe Townsell |
Stanford |
Jr. |
17th |
|
19 |
Rico Montoya |
Northern Colorado |
Sr. |
18th |
|
20 |
Colby Smith |
Missouri |
So. |
19th |
133 pounds
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Seth Gross |
South Dakota State |
Sr. |
1st |
|
2 |
Nick Suriano |
Rutgers |
Jr. |
2nd |
|
3 |
Stevan Micic |
Michigan |
Jr. |
3rd |
|
4 |
Tariq Wilson |
NC State |
So. |
4th |
|
5 |
Daton Fix |
Oklahoma State |
RS Fr. |
5th |
|
6 |
Luke Pletcher |
Ohio State |
Jr. |
6th |
|
7 |
Micky Phillippi |
Pitt |
Fr. |
7th |
|
8 |
Ethan Lizak |
Minnesota |
Jr. |
8th |
|
9 |
John Erneste |
Missouri |
Sr. |
9th |
|
10 |
Austin Gomez |
Iowa State |
RS Fr. |
10th |
|
11 |
Montorie Bridges |
Wyoming |
So. |
11th |
|
12 |
Chas Tucker |
Cornell |
Jr. |
12th |
|
13 |
Austin DeSanto |
Iowa |
So. |
13th |
|
14 |
Korbin Myers |
Virginia Tech |
Jr. |
14th |
|
15 |
Josh Terao |
American U. |
Sr. |
15th |
|
16 |
Cam Sykora |
North Dakota State |
Jr. |
16th |
|
17 |
Dylan Duncan |
Illinois |
So. |
17th |
|
18 |
Sean Nickell |
CSU Bakersfield |
Sr. |
18th |
|
19 |
Ben Thornton |
Purdue |
Sr. |
19th |
|
20 |
Roman Bravo-Young |
Penn State |
Fr. |
20th |
141 pounds
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Yianni Diakomihalis |
Cornell |
So. |
1st |
|
2 |
Joey McKenna |
Ohio State |
Sr. |
2nd |
|
3 |
Jaydin Eierman |
Missouri |
Jr. |
3rd |
|
4 |
Nick Lee |
Penn State |
So. |
4th |
|
5 |
Mitch McKee |
Minnesota |
Jr. |
5th |
|
6 |
Michael Carr |
Illinois |
So. |
6th |
|
7 |
Bryan Lantry |
Buffalo |
Sr. |
7th |
|
8 |
Kanen Storr |
Michigan |
So. |
8th |
|
9 |
Dom Demas |
Oklahoma |
RS Fr. |
9th |
|
10 |
Kaid Brock |
Oklahoma State |
Jr. |
10th |
|
11 |
Josh Alber |
Northern Iowa |
Sr. |
11th |
|
12 |
Matt Findlay |
Utah Valley |
So. |
13th |
|
13 |
Max Murin |
Iowa |
RS Fr. |
14th |
|
14 |
Cole Weaver |
Indiana |
Sr. |
15th |
|
15 |
Sa’Derian Perry |
Old Dominion |
Jr. |
16th |
|
16 |
A.C. Headlee |
North Carolina |
Jr. |
NR |
|
17 |
Ian Parker |
Iowa State |
So. |
20th |
|
18 |
Chad Red |
Nebraska |
So. |
19th |
|
19 |
Jamal Morris |
NC State |
Sr. |
12th |
|
20 |
Nick Gil |
Navy |
Sr. |
18th |
149 pounds
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Matt Kolodzik |
Princeton |
Jr. |
1st |
|
2 |
Anthony Ashnault |
Rutgers |
Sr. |
2nd |
|
3 |
Micah Jordan |
Ohio State |
Sr. |
3rd |
|
4 |
Justin Oliver |
NC State |
Sr. |
4th |
|
5 |
Brock Zacherl |
Clarion |
Sr. |
5th |
|
6 |
Austin O'Connor |
North Carolina |
RS Fr. |
6th |
|
7 |
Paul Fox |
Stanford |
Sr. |
7th |
|
8 |
Max Thomsen |
Northern Iowa |
Jr. |
8th |
|
9 |
Jarrett Degen |
Iowa State |
So. |
9th |
|
10 |
Pat Lugo |
Iowa |
Sr. |
10th |
|
11 |
Kaden Gfeller |
Oklahoma State |
RS Fr. |
11th |
|
12 |
Cole Martin |
Wisconsin |
Jr. |
12th |
|
13 |
Mitch Finesilver |
Duke |
Sr. |
14th |
|
14 |
Tommy Thorn |
Minnesota |
Sr. |
15th |
|
15 |
Khristian Olivas |
Fresno State |
Jr. |
16th |
|
16 |
Josh Heil |
Campbell |
So. |
17th |
|
17 |
Brady Berge |
Penn State |
RS Fr. |
NR |
|
18 |
Josh Maruca |
Arizona State |
Jr. |
13th |
|
19 |
Alfred Bannister |
Maryland |
Sr. |
18th |
|
20 |
Anthony Artalona |
Penn |
Fr. |
19th |
157 pounds
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Jason Nolf |
Penn State |
Sr. |
1st |
|
2 |
Ryan Deakin |
Northwestern |
So. |
2nd |
|
3 |
Tyler Berger |
Nebraska |
Sr. |
4th |
|
4 |
Hayden Hidlay |
NC State |
So. |
3rd |
|
5 |
Alec Pantaleo |
Michigan |
Sr. |
5th |
|
6 |
Taleb Rahmani |
Pitt |
Jr. |
6th |
|
7 |
Kennedy Monday |
North Carolina |
So. |
7th |
|
8 |
Kaleb Young |
Iowa |
So. |
8th |
|
9 |
Ke-Shawn Hayes |
Ohio State |
Jr. |
9th |
|
10 |
Larry Early |
Old Dominion |
Jr. |
10th |
|
11 |
Gordon Wolf |
Lehigh |
Sr. |
11th |
|
12 |
Steve Bleise |
Minnesota |
Sr. |
12th |
|
13 |
Andrew Shomers |
Oklahoma State |
Jr. |
13th |
|
14 |
Austin Kraisser |
Campbell |
Jr. |
14th |
|
15 |
Danny Reed |
Columbia |
Sr. |
15th |
|
16 |
Tyler Marinelli |
Gardner Webb |
Sr. |
16th |
|
17 |
John Van Brill |
Rutgers |
Sr. |
17th |
|
18 |
Christian Pagdilao |
Arizona State |
Gr. |
19th |
|
19 |
Luke Weiland |
Army |
Jr. |
20th |
|
20 |
Jarrett Jacques |
Missouri |
Fr. |
NR |
165 pounds
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Vincenzo Joseph |
Penn State |
Jr. |
1st |
|
2 |
Evan Wick |
Wisconsin |
So. |
2nd |
|
3 |
Chance Marstellar |
Lock Haven |
Sr. |
3rd |
|
4 |
Alex Marinelli |
Iowa |
So. |
4th |
|
5 |
Josh Shields |
Arizona State |
Jr. |
5th |
|
6 |
Isaiah White |
Nebraska |
Jr. |
6th |
|
7 |
Mekhi Lewis |
Virginia Tech |
RS Fr. |
7th |
|
8 |
Logan Massa |
Michigan |
Jr. |
8th |
|
9 |
Branson Ashworth |
Wyoming |
Sr. |
9th |
|
10 |
Chandler Rogers |
Oklahoma State |
Sr. |
10th |
|
11 |
Demetrius Romero |
Utah Valley |
Jr. |
11th |
|
12 |
Bryce Steiert |
Northern Iowa |
Sr. |
12th |
|
13 |
Andrew Fogarty |
North Dakota State |
Jr. |
13th |
|
14 |
Cole Walter |
Lehigh |
Jr. |
14th |
|
15 |
Connor Flynn |
Missouri |
Jr. |
15th |
|
16 |
Joey Gunther |
Illinois |
Jr. |
16th |
|
17 |
Cam Coy |
Virginia |
RS Fr. |
17th |
|
18 |
Bryce Martin |
Indiana |
Sr. |
18th |
|
19 |
Thomas Bullard |
NC State |
So. |
19th |
|
20 |
Jon Viruet |
Brown |
Sr. |
20th |
174 pounds
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Mark Hall |
Penn State |
Jr. |
2nd |
|
2 |
Zahid Valencia |
Arizona State |
Jr. |
1st |
|
3 |
Myles Amine |
Michigan |
Jr. |
3rd |
|
4 |
Daniel Lewis |
Missouri |
Sr. |
4th |
|
5 |
David McFadden |
Virginia Tech |
Jr. |
5th |
|
6 |
Jordan Kutler |
Lehigh |
Jr. |
6th |
|
7 |
Jacobe Smith |
Oklahoma State |
Sr. |
7th |
|
8 |
Taylor Lujan |
Northern Iowa |
Jr. |
8th |
|
9 |
Mikey Labriola |
Nebraska |
RS Fr. |
9th |
|
10 |
Dylan Lydy |
Purdue |
Jr. |
10th |
|
11 |
Johnny Sebastian |
Northwestern |
Sr. |
11th |
|
12 |
Brandon Womack |
Cornell |
Jr. |
12th |
|
13 |
Matt Finesilver |
Duke |
So. |
13th |
|
14 |
Ben Harvey |
Army |
Jr. |
14th |
|
15 |
Seldon Wright |
Old Dominion |
Sr. |
15th |
|
16 |
Ryan Christensen |
Wisconsin |
Sr. |
16th |
|
17 |
Daniel Bullard |
NC State |
So. |
17th |
|
18 |
Devin Skatzka |
Minnesota |
Jr. |
18th |
|
19 |
Kimball Bastian |
Utah Valley |
Jr. |
19th |
|
20 |
Te’Shan Campbell |
Ohio State |
Sr. |
20th |
184 pounds
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Myles Martin |
Ohio State |
Sr. |
1st |
|
2 |
Emery Parker |
Illinois |
Sr. |
2nd |
|
3 |
Shakur Rasheed |
Penn State |
Sr. |
4th |
|
4 |
Nick Reenan |
NC State |
Jr. |
6th |
|
5 |
Zack Zavatsky |
Virginia Tech |
Sr. |
7th |
|
6 |
Ryan Preisch |
Lehigh |
Sr. |
8th |
|
7 |
Taylor Venz |
Nebraska |
So. |
3rd |
|
8 |
Max Dean |
Cornell |
So. |
9th |
|
9 |
Chip Ness |
North Carolina |
Sr. |
11th |
|
10 |
Dakota Geer |
Oklahoma State |
So. |
10th |
|
11 |
Drew Foster |
Northern Iowa |
Sr. |
5th |
|
12 |
Lou DePrez |
Binghamton |
Fr. |
12th |
|
13 |
Cash Wilcke |
Iowa |
Jr. |
13th |
|
14 |
Nino Bonaccorsi |
Pitt |
Fr. |
14th |
|
15 |
Nick Gravina |
Rutgers |
Sr. |
15th |
|
16 |
Cameron Caffey |
Michigan State |
So. |
16th |
|
17 |
Dylan Wisman |
Missouri |
Jr. |
17th |
|
18 |
CJ LaFragola |
Brown |
Sr. |
18th |
|
19 |
Samuel Colbray |
Iowa State |
So. |
19th |
|
20 |
Jelani Embree |
Michigan |
Fr. |
20th |
197 pounds
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Bo Nickal |
Penn State |
Sr. |
1st |
|
2 |
Kollin Moore |
Ohio State |
Jr. |
2nd |
|
3 |
Preston Weigel |
Oklahoma State |
Sr. |
4th |
|
4 |
Patrick Brucki |
Princeton |
So. |
5th |
|
5 |
Jacob Warner |
Iowa |
RS Fr. |
6th |
|
6 |
Willie Miklus |
Iowa State |
Sr. |
7th |
|
7 |
Jay Aiello |
Virginia |
So. |
8th |
|
8 |
Rocco Caywood |
Army |
Sr. |
9th |
|
9 |
Nathan Traxler |
Stanford |
So. |
10th |
|
10 |
Christian Brunner |
Purdue |
Jr. |
11th |
|
11 |
Randall Diabe |
Appalachian State |
Sr. |
14th |
|
12 |
Jake Jacobsen |
Lehigh |
So. |
17th |
|
13 |
Eric Schultz |
Nebraska |
So. |
12th |
|
14 |
Jackson Striggow |
Michigan |
Jr. |
16th |
|
15 |
Tom Sleigh |
Virginia Tech |
Sr. |
18th |
|
16 |
Malik McDonald |
NC State |
Sr. |
19th |
|
17 |
Jacob Seely |
Northern Colorado |
Jr. |
15th |
|
18 |
Tanner Orndorff |
Utah Valley |
Jr. |
NR |
|
19 |
Stephen Loiseau |
Drexel |
Sr. |
20th |
|
20 |
Greg Bulsak |
Clarion |
So. |
NR |
Heavyweight
|
Rk. |
Name |
School |
Year |
Previous |
|
1 |
Sam Stoll |
Iowa |
Sr. |
1st |
|
2 |
Gable Steveson |
Minnesota |
Fr. |
2nd |
|
3 |
Derek White |
Oklahoma State |
Sr. |
3rd |
|
4 |
Anthony Cassar |
Penn State |
Sr. |
4th |
|
5 |
Youssif Hemida |
Maryland |
Sr. |
5th |
|
6 |
Jordan Wood |
Lehigh |
So. |
6th |
|
7 |
Jere Heino |
Campbell |
Sr. |
7th |
|
8 |
Bill Miller |
Virginia Tech |
Sr. |
8th |
|
9 |
Trent Hillger |
Wisconsin |
RS Fr. |
9th |
|
10 |
Tate Orndorff |
Utah Valley |
Jr. |
11th |
|
11 |
Zach Elam |
Missouri |
Jr. |
12th |
|
12 |
Matt Voss |
George Mason |
Sr. |
13th |
|
13 |
Chase Singletary |
Ohio State |
RS Fr. |
14th |
|
14 |
Cory Daniel |
North Carolina |
Sr. |
10th |
|
15 |
Conan Jennings |
Northwestern |
Sr. |
15th |
|
16 |
Demetrius Thomas |
Pitt |
Jr. |
16th |
|
17 |
Brian Andrews |
Wyoming |
So. |
17th |
|
18 |
Jake Gunning |
Buffalo |
Sr. |
18th |
|
19 |
Jeramy Sweany |
Cornell |
Sr. |
19th |
|
20 |
David Jensen |
Nebraska |
Jr. |
NR |
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