11-21-17 Intermat Rankings

[Judoka]

Weekly Intermat Rankings are up. Storr falls to #19 after taking a couple of losses at Lindenwood. Nobody else is ranked currently.

Big XII guys, #1s, Iowa, and Rider listed below. Rider has top ten guys at 157 and 165, so not giving up bonus to them is probably going to be important on Sunday. Last week their 184 pounder was ranked 20th, but he dropped out of the rankings this week.

125
1. Nathan Tomasello - Ohio State
4. Nick Piccininni - Oklahoma State
16. Taylor LaMont - Utah Valley
17. Zeke Moisey - West Virginia

133
1. Seth Gross - South Dakota State
4. Kaid Brock - Oklahoma State
13. Cam Sykora - North Dakota State

141
1. Dean Heil - Oklahoma State
3. Bryce Meredith - Wyoming
13. Josh Alber - Northern Iowa
18. Mike Longo - Oklahoma
19. Kanen Storr - Iowa State

149
1. Zain Retherford - Penn State
2. Brandon Sorensen - Iowa
3. Max Thomsen - Northern Iowa
11. Geo Martinez - Oklahoma State
18. Davion Jeffries - Oklahoma

157
1. Jason Nolf - Penn State
3. Michael Kemerer - Iowa
7. B.J. Clagon - Rider
12. Clayton Ream - North Dakota State
13. Luke Zilverberg - South Dakota State
20. Archie Colgan - Wyoming

165
1. Vincenzo Joseph - Penn State
4. Chad Walsh - Rider
6. Chandler Rogers - Oklahoma State
12. Branson Ashworth - Wyoming
13. Keilan Torres - Northern Colorado
14. Alex Marinelli - Iowa

174
1. Zahid Valencia - Arizona State
8. Taylor Lujan - Northern Iowa
12. Jacobe Smith - Oklahoma State
13. Yoanse Mejias - Oklahoma
14. David Kocer - South Dakota State

184
1. Bo Nickal - Penn State
7. Drew Foster - Northern Iowa
15. Dylan Gabel - Northern Colorado

197
1. Kollin Moore - Ohio State
4. Preston Weigel - Oklahoma State
6. Jake Smith - West Virginia
7. Nate Rotert - South Dakota State
10. Cash Wilcke - Iowa

HWT
1. Kyle Snyder - Ohio State
7. Sam Stoll - Iowa
11. Derek White - Oklahoma State

 

[Judoka]

Forgot to include Tournament/Dual rankings because we aren't in them. They have Rider 23rd as a dual team.

Tournament
1. Penn State - 138.5
4. Oklahoma State - 87
10. Iowa - 49
14. South Dakota State - 37.5
15. Northern Iowa - 32
17. Rider - 25
18. Wyoming - 21

Dual
1. Penn State (3-0)
3. Oklahoma State (2-0)
7. Iowa (3-0)
15. Northern Iowa (1-1)
16. South Dakota State (0-1)
19. Oklahoma (1-2)
23. Rider (0-0)

 

[Judoka]

Somebody help me out here, is that Coleman on the left?



Edit: I take that back, it's Colbray.

 

[lionnusmb]

Wow... No judgement here, but it looks like Iowa might be in a rebuilding year. Especially at those lower weights.

 

[Judoka]

Wow... No judgement here, but it looks like Iowa might be in a rebuilding year. Especially at those lower weights.

There's a reason they are rolling the dice on Downey. Plus it wouldn't surprise me to see them pull Spencer Lee's redshirt. If they miss the top ten the heat would be on in Iowa City.

 

[Judoka]

I wouldn't fault them for pulling Lee's shirt though. I'm all for letting a guy who is ready to wrestle do so, especially at a need weight. You never know what a 5th year is going to look like so you might as well let them wrestle while they are healthy and engaged.

 

[SimpsonCyclone]

I wouldn't fault them for pulling Lee's shirt though. I'm all for letting a guy who is ready to wrestle do so, especially at a need weight. You never know what a 5th year is going to look like so you might as well let them wrestle while they are healthy and engaged.

I would let him and Warner go this year if it were me..they both could compete for a title imo

 

[cyclonenation5]

Agreed. We've all seen examples of guys who just didn't have anything left in their 5th year. Injuries can take a toll, and bodies don't always hold up. Gabe Moreno comes to mind (not that he should've wrestled his true freshman year, but that in his 5th year he just couldn't get healthy), and I'm sure there are numerous others who were in similar situations.

I'm still torn on Coleman's RS though. Iowa is looking for a Top 5 to trophy finish if they let Lee and Warner go. We're not really shooting for anything of significance.

On the other side, it'd be nice to see him go, since he sure seems to be our best option. Swalla got a tough draw at Lindenwood, certainly not ready to give up on him.

 

[Judoka]

Flo has Parker #17 at 133, Storr #17 at 141, and Degen #17 at 149.

For Rider they have Clagon #8 at 157 and Walsh #6 at 165

 

[Judoka]

The Open Mat has Parker #17 at 133, Storr #19 at 141, and Degen #15 at 149.

For Rider they have Clagon #8 at 157, and Walsh #6 at 165.

 

[buf87]

Agreed. We've all seen examples of guys who just didn't have anything left in their 5th year. Injuries can take a toll, and bodies don't always hold up. Gabe Moreno comes to mind (not that he should've wrestled his true freshman year, but that in his 5th year he just couldn't get healthy), and I'm sure there are numerous others who were in similar situations.

I'm still torn on Coleman's RS though. Iowa is looking for a Top 5 to trophy finish if they let Lee and Warner go. We're not really shooting for anything of significance.

On the other side, it'd be nice to see him go, since he sure seems to be our best option. Swalla got a tough draw at Lindenwood, certainly not ready to give up on him.

We need to see how Coleman would do against ranked D1 guys. He is definitely a high ranked true freshman. I wish he was in the Open division at Lindenwood. But it is possible he would have wrestled mainly Iowa State guys. (Swalla, Stickland, Entzel)

 

[cywr89]

Somebody help me out here, is that Coleman on the left?



Edit: I take that back, it's Colbray.

That is Colbray.