This weekends probable lineups

[fulsaasfan]

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PROBABLE LINEUPS
#1 Iowa Hawkeyes (18-0, 4-0 Big Ten) 2009-10 Collegiate
Wt. Rank Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Record
125 4/4/4 Matt McDonough *Fr. Marion, IA/Linn-Mar HS 24-0
133 4/3/8 Daniel Dennis Sr. Ingleside, IL/Grant HS 12-1
141 5/7/8 Montell Marion So. Des Moines, IA/Roosevelt HS 15-3
149 1/1/1 Brent Metcalf Sr. Davison, MI/Virginia Tech 24-0
157 Aaron Janssen Jr. Emmetsburg, IA/Emmetsburg HS 10-4
OR Jake Kerr Jr. Oskaloosa, IA/Oskaloosa HS 7-6
165 4/4/5 Ryan Morningstar Sr. Lisbon, IA/Lisbon HS 19-3
174 1/2/1 Jay Borschel Sr. Marion, IA/Virginia Tech 23-0
184 9/12/12 Phillip Keddy Sr. Vernal, UT/Uintah HS 17-6
197 Luke Lofthouse Jr. Avon, UT/Mountain Crest 16-11
HWT 7/10/6 Dan Erekson Sr. Eagle, ID/Eagle HS 3-0

Utah Valley Wolverines (7-2, 2-1 WWC) 2009-10 Collegiate
Wt. Rank Name Yr. Hometown/Last School Record
125 12/11/11 Ben Kjar Jr. Centerville, UT/Viewmont HS 24-6
133 Flint Ray Jr. Roy, UT/Boise State 17-7
141 Jeff Newby Sr. Brigham City, UT/Boise State 11-9
149 Justin Morrill Jr. Logan, UT/Mountain Crest HS 16-8
157 Clay Frost Fr. Orem, UT/Moutain View HS 11-10
165 Jeb Clark Jr. Spanish Fork, UT/Northwest 8-1
174 Brad Darrington So. Shelley, ID/Shelley HS 17-7
184 Casen Eldredge Jr. Monticello, UT/Monticello HS 13-11
197 Josh Wood Fr. Alturas, CA/Modoc HS 16-11
HWT Open

 

[Hawks4life11]

I feel another shutout coming on...

 

[ih8olives]

To me, this is the most important dual on the schedule and I think its far more important to the wrestling community than the hawks (except for, perhaps, phil keddy). Heres a team that started at zero and built a program from nothing, sat and waited 7 years for the ncaa to declare them d1 eligible and now finally gets their chance. With the seemingly constant cutting of programs, its so important to support wrestling at any school (except iowa state, haHA) and the publicity for utah valley to bring the most prolific program in the history of the sport in for a dual is a huge boost for wrestling in the area and definately goes a long way to creating a buzz about not just the program but the sport as a whole, which in the end is great for every program. Granted it gives the hawks a chance to do some recruiting but they didn't have to take this match and yet the top program travels to a team that just became D1, I think it says alot about the hawks and how important they are to the sport of wrestling.

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