The results from several of the biggest dual meets and individual matches from Jan. 18 – Jan. 24.
No. 7 Oklahoma 33, No. 15 Iowa State 7
The skinny: Oklahoma showed little mercy against its Big 12 rival, taking 8 of 10 matches. The Sooners collected bonus points in 4 of those wins, as well as receiving a forfeit at 141 pounds.
No. 16 Virginia Tech 18, Maryland 17
The skinny: The lower weights were kind to Virginia Tech as they took 4 of the first 5 matches, including a pin at 133 pounds by No. 8 Devin Carter. Maryland fired back by taking 4 of the final five, but came up just short.
No. 13 Michigan 22, No. 12 Northwestern 12
The skinny: The Wolverines collected wins at 7 of 10 weights, including a major decision at 174 by Justin Zeerip and breezed by the Wildcats for a Big Ten victory.
No. 4 Wisconsin 22, No. 19 Nebraska 15
The skinny: The highly-anticipated rematch between No. 1 Jordan Burroughs (Nebraska) and No. 2 Andrew Howe (Wisconsin) never happened because of an injury to Howe. The Badgers received a fall from Charles York at 157 to help pave the way.
Individual bouts:
165: No. 4 Tyler Caldwell (Oklahoma) major dec. No. 10 Andrew Sorenson (Iowa State), 9-1
HWT: No. 6 Cameron Wade (Penn State) dec. No. 3 Ryan Tomei (Pittsburgh), 3-2
141: No. 5 Andrew Alton (Penn State) dec. No. 7 Tyler Nauman (Pittsburgh), 8-4
184: No. 13 A.J. Kissel (Purdue) dec. No. 7 Kevin Steinhaus (Minnesota), 4-3
174: No. 8 Scott Glasser (Minnesota) dec. No. 9 Luke Manuel (Purdue), 4-2
184: No. 4 Travis Rutt (Wisconsin) dec. No. 12 Josh Ihnen (Nebraska), 3-2
HWT: No. 19 Eric Bugenhagen (Wisconsin) dec. No. 10 Tucker Lane (Nebraska), 2-1 TB 2
157: No. 3 David Taylor (Penn State) major dec. No. 5 Paul Young (Indiana), 14-3
197: No. 19 Chad Hanke (Oregon State) dec. No. 9 Zack Giesen (Stanford), 3-2
174: No. 7 Colby Covington (Oregon State) dec. No. 6 Nick Amuchastegui (Stanford), 3-2