Does anyone know if this is going to be televised? I know that in the past it has been on TV when it was in Omaha. My brother has a wrestling meet during the day and there is no way I can make it to Omaha in time for the dual. GO LOPERS!!!!

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These are the tentative rosters for the dual. I am not for certain on UNO's lineup because I really don't see them that much. If anyone knows anything different about them go ahead and post it.

UNK
125 Trevor Charbonneau #3
133 Brett Allgood #1
141 Jeff Rutledge #5
149 Matt True #8
157 Joe Ellenberger #7
165 Taylor May
174 Dan Hospodka
184 Matt Farrell #3
197 Kelsey Empting #8
285 Tervel Dlagnev #1

UNO
125 Cody Garcia #1 (assuming he's healthy if not it will be Jimmy Ball again)
133 Jeff Rau
141 Yasiim Bribieseca #8
149 Todd Meneely #1
157 Derek Keasling
165 Ross Taplin #1
174 JD Naig #1
184 Austin Boehm
197 Jacob Marrs #2
285 Tony Lewis #7

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Will Keenan McCurdy take May's spot?

They split the duals at National Duals, so Im guessing that coach will go with whoever he feels is wrestling best. I went with taylor may because that is who wrestled agaisnt UNO at national Duals, although keenan has been varsity the last two duals, so we'll see.

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May was pinned by Taplin at the National Duals and that could play a part as well.

The new ranking just came out, so you may want to edit your previous post. Meneely went to #1 and Farrell went to #3, and their are others. UNK is #1 and UNO is #2. The new rankings are on themat.com. Kearney has someone ranked in every weight except 165 & 174. Uno has 3 unranked 133, 157 & 184. That is incredible!

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Nebraska-Kearney grabs No. 1 spot in new Division II rankings
Mike Kirk University of Central Oklahoma
01/24/2007

EDMOND, Okla. - Nebraska-Kearney took over the top spot in the NCAA Division II wrestling rankings Wednesday on the strength of its championship showing at the NWCA Division II National Duals, according to the poll released by the NCAA Division II Wrestling Coaches’ Association.

The Antelopes, who edged Nebraska-Omaha 20-19 in the finals of that 16-team dual tournament on Jan. 14 in Cedar Falls, Iowa, received six of the eight first-place votes cast in finishing with 157 points to take the No. 1 ranking from Central Oklahoma.

UNO, which defeated UCO 20-16 in the semifinals of the NWCA Division II National Duals, was second with 151 points and the Bronchos had the other two first-place votes to come in third with 148 points.

Rounding out the top 10 was Minnesota State-Mankato, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.), Adams State, Upper Iowa, West Liberty State (W.Va.) and Fort Hays State (Kan.), with WLSU moving from 15th to eighth in making the biggest jump in the poll.

UNK, which will host the 2007 NCAA Division II Wrestling Championships on March 9-10, is led by top-ranked individuals Brett Allgood (133 pounds) and Tervel Dlagnev (285). The three-time defending national champion Mavericks have four No. 1 wrestlers in 125 Cody Garcia, 149 Todd Meneely, 165 Ross Taplin and 174 J.D. Naig, while UCO is paced by No. 1s Kyle Evans (141) and Jason Leavitt (157).

The other two top-ranked individuals are 184 Mike Corcetti of UPJ and 197 Casey Woodall of ASC.

The NCAA Division II Wrestling Coaches’ Association Top 20 poll, with points and last ranking:

Rank School (State) Points Last Ranking
1. Nebraska-Kearney 157 2nd
2. Nebraska-Omaha 151 4th
3. Central Oklahoma 148 1st
4. Minnesota State-Mankato 135 3rd
5. Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.) 129 5th
6. Adams State (Colo.) 120 6th
7. Upper Iowa 100 8th
8. West Liberty State (W.Va.) 97 15th
9. Western State (Colo.) 86 9th
10. Fort Hays State (Kan.) 81 7th
11. Wisconsin-Parkside 76 18th
12. Ashland (Ohio) 75 10th
13. Mercyhurst (Pa.) 63 17th
14. Augustana (S.D.) 54 11th
15. Indianapolis (Ind.) 45 13th
16. Newberry (S.C.) 43 12th
17. Chadron State (Neb.) 26 20th
18. Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 23 14th
19. Findlay (Ohio) 22 16th
T20. Minnesota State-Moorhead 20 19th
T20. Kutztown (Pa.) 20 20th

Others receiving votes: Central Missouri, Shippensburg (Pa.).

NCAA Division II
Individual Rankings
125 Pounds
1. Cody Garcia, Nebraska-Omaha
2. Nick Smith, Minnesota State-Mankato
3. Trevor Charboneau, Nebraska-Kearney
4. Arsenia Barksdale, Adams State (Colo.)
5. Kody Pierson, Carson-Newman (Tenn.)
6. Tyler Mumbulo, Upper Iowa
7. Chas Welch, Northern State (S.D.)
8. Chris Trampe, Augustana (S.D.)

133 Pounds
1. Brett Allgood, Nebraska-Kearney
2. Andy Uhl, Findlay (Ohio)
3. Jeff Pfaffinger, Minnesota State-Mankato
4. Jake Brumbelow, Carson-Newman (Tenn.)
5. Shane Perkey, Indianapolis (Ind.)
6. Joe Kemmerer, Kutztown (Pa.)
7. Brandon Reasy, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
8. Reimark Neidermaier, Belmont Abbey (N.C.)

141 Pounds
1. Kyle Evans, Central Oklahoma
2. Shane Valko, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
3. Travis Elg, Minnesota State-Mankato
4. Tony Washington, Newberry (S.C.)
5. Jeff Rutledge, Nebraska-Kearney
6. Doug Sura, West Liberty State (W.Va.)
7. Tony Iovine, Ashland (Ohio)
8. Yasiim Bribieseca, Nebraska-Omaha

149 Pounds
1. Todd Meneely, Nebraska-Omaha
2. Jason Rhoten, Minnesota State-Mankato
3. Mikel Delk, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
4. Shea Timothy, Central Oklahoma
5. Don Cummings, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
6. Marcus Gordon, Ashland (Ohio)
7. Charlie Pingleton, Indianapolis (Ind.)
8. Matt True, Nebraska-Kearney

157 Pounds
1. Jason Leavitt, Central Oklahoma
2. Brad Becker, Wisconsin-Parkside
3. Tony Guerra, Findlay (Ohio)
4. Austin Scarset, Augustana (S.D.)
5. Mike Gallegos, Adams State (Colo.)
6. Brandon Girtz, Minnesota State-Mankato
7. Joe Ellenberger, Nebraska-Kearney
8. Danny Grater, Fort Hays State (Kan.)

165 Pounds
1. Ross Taplin, Nebraska-Omaha
2. Andy Pickar, Minnesota State-Mankato
3. Nate Baker, Minnesota State-Moorhead
4. Mitch Norton, Upper Iowa
5. Eric Lakia, Ashland (Ohio)
6. Brett Hunter, Chadron State (Neb.)
7. Kevin Kalbach, Kutztown (Pa.)
8. Justin Wood, Central Oklahoma

174 Pounds
1. J.D. Naig, Nebraska-Omaha
2. Zach Shafer, Mercyhurst (Pa.)
3. Tom Clark, West Liberty State (W.Va.)
4. Michael Jackson, Indianapolis (Ind.)
5. Cody Henriksen, Augustana (S.D.)
6. Quinn Tolbert, Newberry (S.C.)
7. Eli Garshnick, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
8. Brady Hakeman, Upper Iowa

184 Pounds
1. Mike Corcetti, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
2. Nate Jones, Carson-Newman (Tenn.)
3. Matt Farrell, Nebraska-Kearney
4. Jared Hess, Central Oklahoma
5. Jared Deaguero, Adams State (Colo.)
6. Travis Krinke, Minnesota State-Mankato
7. Dan Scanlan, Limestone (S.C.)
8. Mark Murphy, Shippensburg (Pa.)

197 Pounds
1. Casey Woodall, Adams State (Colo.)
2. Jacob Marrs, Nebraska-Omaha
3. Nate Buys, Augustana (S.D.)
4. Derek Brunson, North Carolina-Pembroke
5. Ryan Phillips, Upper Iowa
6. Mike Fowler, Pittsburgh-Johnstown (Pa.)
7. Chris Taylor, West Liberty (W.Va.)
8. Kelsey Empting, Nebraska-Kearney

285 Pounds
1. Tervel Dlagnev, Nebraska-Kearney
2. Josh LeadingFox, Central Oklahoma
3. Brady Wilson, Minnesota State-Mankato
4. Andrew Ubben, Fort Hays State (Kan.)
5. Josh Ohl, Ashland (Ohio)
6. Jose Navarro, Indianapolis (Ind.)
7. Tony Lewis, Nebraska-Omaha
8. Dan Goodson, Upper Iowa

What time does this start and where is it being held?? Also, nobody answered the question above whether or not this is being televised?? Should be an awesome opportunity to see some fantastic wrestling!!

NETV next Saturday.

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ratings are updated...It starts at 7 pm and its being held at Sapp fieldhouse on the UNO campus.

125: Cody Garcia UNO wins over Trevor Charboneau UNK think this is going to be a good match.
133: Brett Allgood UNK
141: This is going to be a good match against Rutledge and Bribieseca. Jeff Rutledge with the win UNK
149: Todd Meneely UNO
157: Joe Ellenberger UNK
165: Ross Taplin UNO
174: J.D. Naig UNO
184: Matt Farrell UNK
197: Going to be another good match with Jacob Marrs UNO beating Kelsey Empting UNK
285: Tervel Dlagnev UNK
UNo: 20 UNK 19
This is just my own opiton on how this is going to turn out. My Predicitons.

UNO took a hit with Oviatt going down to a knee injury Wednesday. OWH article states he won't be back for the season. Boehm is being pulled from his redshirt.

i updated the lineup, thanks for the heads up

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Farrell is beating whomever UNO sends out at 184lbs, IMO.

I don't know if anyone else watched the UNO dual on TV tonight, but I'm going to be very upset if Vincentini refs the UNO vs UNK dual. Even though Augsburg is winning the dual at this point, Vincentini is doing a mediocre job at best. I think he has forgot this is college and not high school. Jeez, stick to reffing the high school kids on saturday.

Vincentini (sp) should've retired 15 years ago.

maybe he never should have started!!! jk that a was a low blow, but seriously...he's terrible

I wouldn't say he is a bad offical. He is just a hommer of for UNO. Against Augsburg he gave UNO the favorable call every chance he got. But I wasn't surprised. Nothing new. It will happen against UNK also. The beauty of the home field.

BAM got it right. He is good official but a BIG TIME homer. The worst I have ever seen as far as that goes. Does anyone remember the match last year (it was televised) where Allibone was done to the Mankato kid and the Mankato kid is chasing Allibone all over and Vincentini dinged the Mankato kid to tie things up.

He has always done what he could to make sure that UNO has the best opportunity to win.

I think that is absolutely ridiculous to let him referee UNO's duals. I am embarrassed for the wrestlers and coaches when I watch him screw over team after team that comes here to wrestle.

In my opinion he ruins the integrity of the sport when he makes call after call to support UNO. These young men work too hard to have an obviously biased official doing everything that he can to help determine the outcome of these close matches.

You Know, I did see that match that you are referring to last year and it was a disgrace to the sport and an insult to Mankato. However, I am never surprised as I have seen Vincentini do this for as long as I can remember.

It just blows my mind why Coach Denney and his staff would continually support him as their home referee. I am a fan of UNO wrestling and what for the most part is a program that is run with integrity and class. They are not the 3 time defending national champions for nothing. They certainly do not need to stoop to having a "homer" referee to be successful.