the Cluster f**k of 125

[G-imJustafan]

can anyone recall so many loses by top guys in any one weight class even close to what we are witnessing @ 125 this season

just this week alone


125: Cooper Flynn, Virginia Tech over #1 Nico Provo, Stanford - 5-2

125: #11 Jore Volk, Wyoming over #3 Richard Figueroa, Arizona State - 6-4

125: Colton Camacho (Pitt) dec. #6 Brett Unger (Cornell), 3-1

125: Greg Diakomihalis (CORN) WBF #22 Kysen Terukina (ISU), 6:34

125: #4 Anthony Noto (Lock Haven) dec. #1 Jakob Camacho (NC State), 4-2

125: #32 Trever Anderson (UNI) def. #1 Jakob Camacho (NCST), 4-2

125: #30 Brendan McCrone (OHST) def. #1 Jakob Camacho (NCST), Fall;0:37

 

[G-imJustafan]

last week

125: #25 Jett Strickenberger, West Virginia over #6 Stevo Poulin, Northern Colorado - 11-6

125: #17 Noah Surtin, Missouri over #10 Jore Volk, Wyoming - 7-4 SV

125: Colton Camacho, Pittsburgh over #19 Brendan McCrone, Ohio State - 14-9

125: Trever Anderson, Northern Iowa over #20 Nick Babin, Columbia - Fall 5:20

125: Vinny Kilkeary, Ohio State over #29 Ethan Berginc, Army West Point - 2-2 TB RT

 

[crablegs]

I’m not sure I’ve ever seen such a wide open weight. Surtin is up to #2 right now? No freaking way!

If I had to pick today, i still like either Figs or Ramos. Also, I know he hasn’t looked great this year, but I’m staying woke on Ayala given his training environment and talent level.

 

[CorpusCyclone]

Just makes it so aggravating that Kysen is so inconsistent. He could be right there and AA.

 

[06_CY]

J. Camacho had a rough three matches.

 

[stuclone]

Just makes it so aggravating that Kysen is so inconsistent. He could be right there and AA.

a consistent Kysen would be a national title contender this year at 125. He has that kind of talent, and 125 is that weak. Unfortunately I am not sure we will ever get a consistent Kysen

 

[DantheFan]

Come March, they might have to just draw names out of a hat to fill in that bracket.

 

[SouthJerseyCy]

J. Camacho had a rough three matches.

He certainly did. The first loss to Noto, not so bad. The second two Woof! Makes you think injury or illness. Commend him for toughing it out if that was the case.

 

[G-imJustafan]

He certainly did. The first loss to Noto, not so bad. The second two Woof! Makes you think injury or illness. Commend him for toughing it out if that was the case.

 

[G-imJustafan]

#8steveo Poulin dec #2niko Provo 6-5 in finals of southern scuffle

via riding time pt



Nico
Provo
Stanford
5

Stevo
Poulin
N. Colorado
6

		PERIOD 1
			3	Takedown	1:46
0:57	Escape	1
	Bottom
		PERIOD 2
0:48	Escape	1
				Bottom
		PERIOD 3
			1	Escape	1:55
				Stall Warning	1:31
0:35	Takedown	3
			1	Escape	0:29
				Riding Time

 

[G-imJustafan]

125: #14 Jore Volk (WYO) over #2 Caleb Smith (NEB) (Dec 5-1)

125: Tyler Klinsky (RID) over #4 Dean Peterson (RU) by dec., 9-6

125: #20 Troy Spratley, Ok St dec #15 Jakob Camacho, NC State 7-2

 

[stuclone]

I really wish Vito wasn’t going down to 125 just for the chaos in March. Without Vito, I could be talked into anyone seeded 1-33 of winning this weight

 

[1CycloneWrestlingFan]

Agreed. Sounds like Fix is too from what Willie said. Weighed in at 130.1 vs NcSt. From team perspective, could be better for us team point wise if Frost can move up a couple spots

 

[G-imJustafan]

I was always under the assumption 125 was difficult cut for Vito

and while stated fix was at 130

he hasn't been at 125 since 2017/2018 season.

 

[TheJackWePack5]

I can see one of, but not both going 125.

133 opens up a bunch if they do though.

 

[Cycsk]

Just makes it so aggravating that Kysen is so inconsistent. He could be right there and AA.

I'm hoping that Kysen takes advantage of situation. It is certainly there for his taking.

 

[G-imJustafan]

125lbs: #26 Diego Sotelo, Harvard over #9 Anthony Noto, Lock Haven 11-8

125lbs: #28 Elijah Griffin, California Baptist over #16 Stevo Poulin, Northern Colorado 7-4

 

[DantheFan]

125lbs: #26 Diego Sotelo, Harvard over #9 Anthony Noto, Lock Haven 11-8

125lbs: #28 Elijah Griffin, California Baptist over #16 Stevo Poulin, Northern Colorado 7-4

Kysen's win over Griffin certainly looks nicer.
If he can finally put together a nice run to the end of the season, he'll be able to garner a nice seed...for whatever that will be worth this season at 125.

 

[G-imJustafan]

125: Jarrett Trombley, NC State over #25 Colton Camacho, Pittsburgh 13-4

125: Greg Diakomihalis, Cornell over #26 Diego Sotelo, Harvard 14-2

125: Conrad Hendriksen, Oklahoma over #22 Trever Anderson, Northern Iowa 7-6

125: Jeremiah Reno, Little Rock over #5 Brandon Kaylor, Oregon State F 4:26

125: #19 Stevo Poulin, Northern Colorado over #7 Jore Volk, Wyoming 3-1

 

[buf87]

Wasn't Poulin a top 5 guy a couple weeks ago?