Anyone know how Klein's season is going? I havent seen much on him but i think he should be all-american again. When i saw him over Christmas he looked pretty good.

I believe he is currently ranked 3rd as of their dual with Oklahoma. He's lost a couple latley but one was to the #1 ranked wrestler from OSU. I believe he was also named Big 21 wrestler of the week, he beat 2 ranked opponets at the National Duals.

he actullay got pinned by the #1 kid from mizzou a few weeks ago in lincoln and then lost to the kid from osu i belive...he did beat the kid from oklahoma in their dual in which the #4 huskers lost to #11 Oklahoma...He is my cousin actually...so i know these things lol..but if u wanna follow a little closer on him the webiste is http://www.huskerwrestling.com they usually have pictures and updates after each dual or whats upcomming..so far hes having a pretyt good season and is looking forward to nationals...and a big 12 rematch against some of these guys

He looked great in dismantling a wrestler from Oklahoma who was wrestling up a weight class.

Yeah that guy was from mizzou my bad.

That guy is Ben Askren, probably the most dominant wrestler in Div I this year. He has destroyed a lot of solid wrestlers.

... and Ben is the King of Funk!

As of this post, Mr. Askren has major decisioned 35 straight opponents.

Mr. Sayler, please note.

MU vs. OU

174 - #1 Ben Askren (MU) dec. #12 Wes Roberts (OU): 8-6

Strive to be a reliable pursuer and presenter of fact!

as well i do belive that Jacob pinned his guy from oklahoma in his last home dual as a Cornhusker in the 2nd period even though NU still lost the dual to Oklahoma 19-16 with the upset going to OU

No. 10 Tigers Upset No. 7 Iowa State 16-15

No. 10 Tigers Upset No. 7 Iowa State 16-15
...No. 5 Pell Earns Decision Over No. 9 Paulson...

Feb. 12, 2006

Ames, Iowa - Facing No. 7 Iowa State for the second time this season, the No. 10 Missouri Tigers upset the Cyclones for the second time this season, 16-15. Competing at the NWCA National Duals Jan. 14, Missouri earned a 21-18 victory in a match that also came down to the 197-pound bout.

No. 1 Ben Askren, a junior from Hartland, Wis., picked up two takedowns in the first two minutes of the 174-pound bout, establishing a 4-1 lead heading into the second frame. Pressing the action with a series of shots at his opponent's legs, Askren socred six more points in the second two-minute period. Needing eight points to pick up a bonus point with a major decision, Askren took down David Bertolino twice, adding a point for riding time to get his 35th win in a row by major decision, 15-6.

Stench:

It appears I misread the press release I received from the University of Missouri.

Richie, just striving to help you be a reliable pursuer and presenter of fact!

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