As one of the great bards of the modern era once wrote: "The hits start coming and they don't stop coming." A phrase that perfectly encapsulated the first three weeks of the 2023-24 NCAA D1 wrestling season, as nearly 60 more upsets were registered by the field in week 3. 

Check out our national rankings, upon which our upset calculations were based.

To help parse the large number of upsets, we've grouped this week's results into categories, listed in descending order of the ga between the upseter's rank and the rank of the upsetee. 

Double Digit Upsets Over A Top 10 Guy

133: John Hildebrandt, Drexel over #7 Michael Colaiocco, Penn (D;6-4)

165: Terrell Barraclough, Penn State over #8 Caleb Fish, Michigan State (F;7:20 SV)

184: Josh Barr, Penn State over #9 Jacob Nolan, Binghamton (D;2-1)

157: #32 DJ Mcgee, George Mason over #8 Michael Blockhus, Minnesota (D;4-2)

184: #29 Dylan Fishback, NC State over #9 Jacob Nolan, Binghamton (D;3-2)

184: #20 Sam Fisher, Virginia Tech over #7 Brian Soldano, Rutgers (D;10-9)

125: #17 Kysen Terukina, Iowa State over #5 Eric Barnett, Wisconsin (M;14-3)

Double Digit Upsets Over Guys Outside The Top 10

133: Tyler Wells, Minnesota over #12 Kurt Phipps, Bucknell (D;11-5)

174: Tyler Brennan, Little Rock over #13 Tate Picklo, Oklahoma (D;4-3)

197: #32 John Crawford, Franklin & Marshall over #12 Evan Bockman, Utah Valley (D;12-5)

157: Joseph Roberts, Illinois over #16 Johnny Lovett, Central Michigan (D;2-1 TB)

149: Jayden Scott, North Carolina over #16 Corbyn Munson, Central Michigan (D;4-1)

133: Alex Almeyda, Penn over #17 Ethan Oakley, Appalachian State (D;2-1 TB)

125: #26 Brandon Kaylor, Oregon State over #10 Drake Ayala, Iowa (D;7-6)

125: Max Gallagher, Penn over #18 Eddie Ventresca, Virginia Tech (D;8-5 SV)

149: Tyler-Xavier McKnight, Davidson over #19 Derek Raike, Ohio (D;11-9)

165: Tyler Lillard, Indiana over #19 Connor Brady, Virginia Tech (D;4-2)

149: Jackson Polo, Penn over #20 Cody Bond, Appalachian State (D;4-2)

149: Kelly Dunnigan, Penn over #20 Cody Bond, Appalachian State (D;5-4)

157: Landen Johnson, North Dakota State over #20 Jared Hill, Oklahoma (D;7-3)

165: #26 Giano Petrucelli, Air Force over #12 Noah Mulvaney, Bucknell (M;12-4)

133: Derrick Cardinal, South Dakota State over #21 Julian Farber, Northern Iowa (D;8-3)

133: #31 Braden Basile, Army West Point over #18 Dylan Shawver, Rutgers (D;8-5 SV)

174: Gunner Filipowicz, Army West Point over #21 Alex Faison, NC State (M;15-7)

149: Dylan Gilcher, Michigan over #22 Richard Fedalen, Columbia (D;4-1 SV)

133: Anthony Madrigal, Illinois over #22 Caden McCrary, North Carolina (M;8-0)

165: Mitchell Mesenbrink, Penn State over #22 Brevin Cassella, Binghamton (T;25-6)

197: Aidan Conner, Princeton over #23 Benjamin Smith, Cleveland State (D;4-1)

125: Braeden Davis, Penn State over #23 Ethan Berginc, Army West Point (D;5-1)

133: Alex Almeyda, Penn over #24 Mason Leiphart, Franklin & Marshall (D;6-0)

Even More Upsets

149: Carter Young, Oklahoma State over #25 Sam Cartella, Northwestern (D;11-4)

133: Alex Almeyda, Penn over #25 Haiden Drury, Utah Valley (D;3-2)

197: #15 Luke Stout, Princeton over #6 Silas Allred, Nebraska (D;4-1 SV)

157: #33 Alejandro Herrera-Rondon, Clarion over #24 Caleb Dowling, West Virginia (M;10-0)

149: Teague Travis, Oklahoma State over #25 Sam Cartella, Northwestern (M;16-5)

184: Adam Cherne, North Dakota State over #25 Giuseppe Hoose, Oklahoma (M;18-6)

197: Bobby Striggow, Michigan over #26 Jack Wehmeyer, Columbia (D;5-4)

165: #20 Garrett Thompson, Ohio over #12 Noah Mulvaney, Bucknell (T;17-2)

165: Rafael Hipolito, Virginia Tech over #27 Anthony White, Rutgers (D;13-7)

165: Mitchell Mesenbrink, Penn State over #27 Anthony White, Rutgers (F;2:15)

149: Matthew Williams, Army West Point over #28 Zach Price, Gardner-Webb (D;6-5)

184: Jaden Bullock, Michigan over #28 Aaron Ayzerov, Columbia (D;9-5)

149: Drew Roberts, Minnesota over #29 Dylan Chappell, Bucknell (D;2-1)

165: #24 Antrell Taylor, Nebraska over #20 Garrett Thompson, Ohio (D;10-3)

165: Rafael Hipolito, Virginia Tech over #30 Will Miller, Appalachian State (D;10-5)

141: Sergio Lemley, Michigan over #30 McKenzie Bell, Rider (T;19-4)

133: Jarrett Trombley, NC State over #31 Braden Basile, Army West Point (D;7-6)

184: #29 Dylan Fishback, NC State over #26 Benjamin Pasiuk, Army West Point (M;15-7)

285: Matthew Cover, Princeton over #32 William Jarrell, American (D;10-4)

285: #13 Dayton Pitzer, Pittsburgh over #11 Nathan Taylor, Lehigh (D;2-0)

149: Jeffrey Boyd, The Citadel over #32 Nick Stonecheck, Lock Haven (D;7-4 SV)

184: #22 James Conway, Franklin & Marshall over #20 Sam Fisher, Virginia Tech (D;8-5 SV)

157: #13 Vincent Zerban, Northern Colorado over #11 Chase Saldate, Michigan State (D;9-5)

133: Jacob Van Dee, Nebraska over #32 Gable Strickland, Lock Haven (D;9-5 SV)

133: Kyle Burwick, Nebraska over #32 Gable Strickland, Lock Haven (F;3:28)

197: #30 Zach Glazier, Iowa over #28 Justin Rademacher, Oregon State (M;14-6)

184: #14 Lenny Pinto, Nebraska over #12 David Key, Navy (M;18-8)

125: #20 Ryan Miller, Penn over #19 Diego Sotelo, Harvard (D;4-1)

125: Sean Spidle, Central Michigan over #33 Justin Cardani, Illinois (D;5-0)

The usual caveats apply, namely, that some of these upsets won't look like upsets in hindsight, and that some unranked guys are only unranked because they are not the presumed starter at the moment for whatever reason, and thus the upset is on paper only.