Wrestling championship preview boldens Iowa wrestlers at Kiel Center
A weight by weight preview from the Kiel Center in St Louis with top seeds from Iowa Penn State and Oklahoma State. Key figures include Jody Strittmatter Jeremy Hunter LeRoy Vega Cody Sanderson Tony Davis Cael Sanderson and Brock Lesnar. Predictions favor Strittmatter Hunter Sanderson Schwab Williams Koscheck Sanderson Hynek and Lesnar across several finals.
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Kiel Center
St. Louis
Iowa
Jody Strittmaier
Penn State
Jeremy Hunter
InterMat
Minnesota
LeRoy Vega
Strittmater
Iowa State
Matt Azebedo
Gazette
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Hunter
T.J. Williams
Brett Matter
Penn
Bryan Snyder
Nebraska
David Kjeldgaard
Oklahoma
Williams
ISU
Cole Sanderson
Cowboys on the upswing in NCAA wrestling run
Oklahoma State coach John Smith eyes a strong NCAA tournament showing as his team shifts from near miss losses to sharper play. OSU, 12-5-1 duals this season, seeks its first NCAA title bid amid Big 12 glory and notable rival notes including Jeremy Spates and Kjeldgaard’s comebacks.
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Smith
Cowboys
Iowa
Dan Gable
Spates
Jeremy
Council Bluffs Lewis Central
David Kjeldgaard
Oklahoma
Kjeldgaard
Oklahoma State
John Smith
Iowa State
Golden weekend looms as wrestling rosters line up
Iowa and Iowa State lead a stacked field with defending national champ Cael Sanderson at 184 pounds and Doug Schwab and T J Williams at 141 and 157. The field also features Cody Sanderson, Joe Heskett, Trent Hynek, Zach Thompson and others eyeing finals berths as Oklahoma State Illinois Minnesota and Oklahoma State join in. The coaches stress consistency and big tournament focus as fans anticipate a tense event.
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Doug Schwab
T.J. Williams
Iowa State
Cael Sanderson
Hawkeyes
Cody Sanderson
Joe Heskett
Trent Hynek
Zach Thompson
Iowa
Schwab
Williams
Eric Juergens
Jody Strittmatter
Wes Hand
Jim Zalesky
Oklahoma State
Illinois
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Hester's 3 in 3rd OT lifts Georgetown past Virginia 115 111
In Charlottesville Virginia Gharon Hester hit a right corner 3 with 31 seconds left in the third overtime to lift Georgetown to a 115 111 win over Virginia in the NIT first round. Kevin Braswell scored a career high 40 for the Hoyas while Virginia's Adam Hall and Chris Williams led the Cavaliers.
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Georgetown
Virginia
Charlottesville
Hoyas
Hester
Anthony Perry
Adam Hall
Kevin Braswell
Cavaliers
Braswell
Chris Williams
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