Brackets Here:

http://www.themat.com/events/2010D1Brackets.pdf

The 3 Kansas qualifiers are

Erisman - Oklahoma State
Strawn - Old Dominion
Maple - Oklahoma

Am I missing anybody else?

Caldwell at 165

Where did CJ Napier go?

I looked on the Nebraska wrestling website and CJ Napier was not listed as one of their five qualifiers.

go to ncaa.com and you can watch the D1 wrestling on the net.

Place/Team Score/Champ bracket/Consi bracket
1 21.5 Iowa 9 1
2 16.0 Oklahoma State 7 2
3 15.0 Central Michigan 6 4
3 15.0 Lehigh 6 1
3 15.0 Wisconsin 5 2
6 14.0 Cornell 6 2
7 13.0 Iowa State 5 5
7 13.0 Ohio State 4 5
9 11.5 Oregon State 4 2
10 11.0 Minnesota 4 5
10 11.0 Missouri 4 2
10 11.0 Oklahoma 4 6
13 10.5 Rutgers 4 3
14 10.0 Penn State 5 1
14 10.0 Pittsburgh 5 1
16 9.0 American 3 2
16 9.0 Virginia Tech 3 3
18 8.0 Bucknell 3 1
18 8.0 Maryland 4 2
18 8.0 Nebraska 3 2
18 8.0 Purdue 4 3
22 7.0 Binghamton 3 3
22 7.0 Boise State 4 3
22 7.0 Cal Poly 3 2
22 7.0 Edinboro 3 3
22 7.0 Virginia 3 5

133 pounds
Championship First Round
Borislav Novachkov (Cal Poly) DEC Kendric Maple (Oklahoma) D 6-3

157 pounds
Championship First Round
Justin Lister (Binghamton) DEC Robert Erisman (Oklahoma State) D 3-0

165 pounds
Championship First Round
Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma) DEC Paul Young (Indiana) D 5-2

197 pounds
Championship First Round
Jesse Strawn (Old Dominion) DEC Cody Magrum (Ohio State) D 5-3

C.J. got beat my Kendric Maple in the big 12's, for the 2nd time this year, Kendric was an at large invitation from Oklahoma!! Very deserving!!

Tough loss for Erisman. Dustin Schlatter Med for.

After the first round the only guys seeded in the top eight that got knocked off were #Nick Marable from Missouri at 165, and the #8 seed at 74's. There were several of the lower seeds knocked off.

Just in - Tyler Caldwell - in the quarter finals.

Caldwell wins his second match over the #5 seed!!!!

He must have gotten his toughness from his mama!!!

I just watched Kendric Maple live on the net beat Sentes on the backside

For those Juco fans out there....Bobby Ward of North Carolina State and Brandon Willamson of West Virginia(both formerly of Nassau CC) won their first matches. Williamson won his next one and is now in the quarters. Colby Covington of Oregon St. (formerly ICCC) is in the quartes as well. I didn't spot any other JC transfers.

Jesse Strawn lost a tight one and has to win three on the back side to AA.

Brown from ODU knocked off the #4 seed Reader of Iowa State at 165. Caldwell will see Brown in the quarters.

#3, #4, and #5 have all been sent to the back side in the 165 bracket.

[quote=ike]Tough loss for Erisman. Dustin Schlatter Med for.

****The bracket shows Erisman as moving on. Did he win, but was injured? What exactly happened with this Schlatter/Erisman match? Thanks.

Schlatter entered the tournament with an injury and the injury was further exacerbated in his first round match, which Schlatter injury defaulted!

Schlatter injury defaulted to Erisman in the consolation wrestlebacks.

Bummer deal for Schlatter. Thank you for the info Richard.

Undefeated national champ as a freshman - then to finish this way. Or, will the ncaa give him another year due to this injury? He is a senior - correct?

I highly doubt he will get another year of eligibility. He competed in way to many competitions this year to be granted the medical redshirt.

Hey, He has a title to his name and two other AA finishes....I don't feel too bad for him. He was (and will continue to be) a helluva competitor. There is a long, long, long list of talented shoulda, woulda, coulda's that had their careers ended or stunted due to injury. It's a big part of this sport unfortunately.

Kendric Maple advances to the next round with a fall over Kelly Kubec in the 133 lb. wrestlebacks.

Caldwell up 1-0

Period 1
Brown in on a single...gets to his feet still hanging on the leg...now back to the mat where a stalemate stops action.
Brown in on a single...gets to his feet...Caldwell sprawls and then tries to score on edge...no pts.
Period 2
Caldwell, Tyler Chooses Bottom
T. Caldwell E1

Erisman in a 3-3 match with Kerr of Iowa.

Erisman/Kerr 5-5

Caldwell wins 2-1 and is in the Semi finals

Erisman loses

Caldwell wins 2-1 and moves into the Semi-Finals assuring him of at least a 6th place finish and All-American honors!

Former DII wrestler Fittery (American) beat Cyler Sanderson this round!

Colby Covington (former JC wrestler) has #1 Mack Lewnes on the ropes at 174, now in OT.

Wow! This is a dogfight...now into the Second SV.

Period 1
Lewnes in on a single leg on the edge of the mat, Covingtton able to scramble out of bounds without giving up the takedown
Period 2
Lewnes, Mack Chooses Bottom
M. Lewnes E1
Lewnes times the whistle VERY well and gets the escape
C. Covington SW
Some excitement as Covington is in deep on a bearhug with the arm trapped but Lewnes shows some great strength and balance and nearly picks up the takedown but the action goes out of bounds
Period 3
Covington, Colby Chooses Bottom
C. Covington E1
Covington in real deep on a single leg. He brings is up and is attempting to kick out the other leg but Lewnes fights out.
OT SV
Covington with a front headlock nearly throws by for the 2 but Lewnes gets free
Covington in on a single. Lewnes reverses he is in on a single. Time expires
TB P1
Lewnes, Mack Chooses Bottom
M. Lewnes E1
TB P2
Covington, Colby Chooses Bottom
C. Covington E1

Right as I post that...Lewnes with the takedown and victory. That would have been a big upset.

Congrats Tyler Caldwell!

Period 1
J. Strawn T2
T. Sorenson R2
T. Sorenson NF3
Period 2
Sorenson, Tyler Chooses Defer
Strawn, Jesse Chooses Bottom
Period 3
Sorenson, Tyler Chooses Top
T. Sorenson NF3
Sorenson, Tyler RT1 5:00
T. Sorenson RT1
Sorenson, Tyler Wins - DEC

Tough loss for Strawn. I thought he would finally get those AA honors this year. He had a great career there and racked up a lot of wins.

Kendric Maple just lost a decision to Mike Grey 7-3

Period 1
M. Grey T2
K. Maple E1
Only 5 sec of riding time favoring Grey
M. Grey T2
Cornell is currently in 2nd with 50 points
Period 2
Maple, Kendric Chooses Bottom
K. Maple C
K. Maple E1
M. Grey T2
Period 3
Grey, Mike Chooses Bottom
K. Maple P1
M. Grey E1
Grey, Mike Wins - DEC

Maple went 2-2 as a freshman at the D1 tourney...that's a great start to a promising career!

ESPNU tonight at 6pm to 8pm and then from 12am to 3am will be showing the quarter finals and the semi-finals on TV today Friday March 19th. On Direct TV ESPNU is in the low 600s on your guide around the Big 10 Network. Thanks for the updates!
Brown

... or 141 on DishNetwork!

165 -- Joining Lister as "those most likely not to be in the NCAA semifinals" is Oklahoma freshman Tyler Caldwell (31-12), a native of Wichita, Kan. Caldwell beat ODU's Chris Brown in the quarterfinals thanks to a riding time point. Caldwell will be a monster underdog against 2009 finalist Andrew Howe, a sophomore for Wisconsin who is 35-0.

The bottom half has a pair of veterans in Dan Vallimont (30-7) of Penn State against 2009 champion Jarrod King (37-1) of Edinboro. Could it be another King-Howe final?

Exciting Semi-finals...several freshman in the finals. Kyle Terry giving Metcalf a run for his money right now.

Palmer vs. Metcalf rematch in the finals.

Period 1
On Mat 3 165 lb semifinal, its 2009 finalist and undefeated Andrew Howe of Wisconsin and surprise semifinalist Tyler Caldwell of Oklahoma.
We're underway, Howe and Caldwell tie up at the start.
both look for inside position on the tie up, 1st minute passes.
Caldwell loses his headgear, so back to center...
where Howe gets in on a leg, he lifts...
trips, comes down for the TD.
A. Howe T2
Caldwell runs and tries to switch, OB, 1:13 left.
Caldwell again sits, Howe keeps pace, :45 left in the 1st.
Caldwell now on his feet working, Howe brings him down and gets a stall call, :29 left.
A. Howe SW
Caldwell close but just can't break free.
1st period ends, Howe has some RT advantage.

Period 2
Caldwell, Tyler Chooses Bottom
T. Caldwell E1
Now Caldwell up and Howe lets him out.

Now Caldwell up and Howe lets him out.
:45 left in the 2nd no shots since the escape.
Caldwell getting confidence he can hang with Howe with each passing second, :10 left in the 2nd as they go OB.
2nd period ends.

Andrew Howe decision Tyler Caldwell 4-1

Period 3
Howe, Andrew Chooses Bottom
Howe up on the whistle, gets out.
A. Howe E1
More tie ups in neutral, neither pushing the action too much...
:30 left, Howe now in control, his RT will now hold up for a point...
Andrew Howe is 2 for 2 for making the finals!
Howe, Andrew RT1 1:29
A. Howe RT1
Howe, Andrew Wins - DEC

Finalists so far:

125 Andrew Long- Iowa State (RSFR) vs. Matt McDonough- Iowa (RSFR)
133 Daniel Dennis- Iowa (RSSR) vs. Jayson Ness- Minnesotta (RSSR)
141 Kyle Dake- Cornell (FR) vs. Montell Marion- Iowa (RSSO)
149 Brent Metcalf- Iowa (RSSR) vs. Lance Palmer- Ohio St. (RSSR)
157 JP O'Conner- Harvard (SR) vs. Chase Pami- Cal Poly (RSSR)
165 Andrew Howe- Wisconsin (SO) vs. Dan Vallimont –Penn St. (RSSR)

The rest of the finalists:

174 Jay Borschel- Iowa (RSJR) vs. Mack Lewnes- Cornell (SR)
184 Kirk Smith- Boise St. (JR) vs. Maxwll Askren- Missouri (SR)
197 Jake Varner- Iowa State (SR) vs. Craig Brester- Nebraska (RSSR)
HWT Jared Rosholt- Oklahoma St. (RSSR) vs. David Zabriskie- Iowa State(SR)

Iowa has a finalist at 5 of the 10 weights, that's a dominant performance.

Caldwell will face Nick Amuchastegul (RSSO; 32-4)of Stanford in the morning.

Howe is a Sophmore at 165.

Zabriski is from Iowa State.

Tyler Caldwell finishes in 5th place ... as a true freshman!!

Correct on both correction fellas.

Champs so far...
125 McDonough (Iowa)
133 Ness (Minn)
141 Dake (Cornell)
149 Metcalf (Iowa)

157 O'Connor (Harvard)
165 Howe (Wisconsin)

Whether you like Metcalf or not, you have to appreciate the interview he gave after winning!

174 Borschel (Iowa)
184 Askren (Missouri)!

Askren was the 6 seed.

197 Varner (Iowa State)
HWT Zabriskie (Iowa State)

Askren has to get the OW after that performance.