If you're wondering who we will see on the mat for Iowa v Oklahoma State on Sunday, February 24 (2PM CT on Flo), we have a little more clarity now.  

The final regular season weekend of the year is here in D1 wrestling. We have 13 D1 duals for your enjoyment along with one of the nation's best high school state tournaments, National Preps, and the third ranking event of the year. 

The headline from Saturday was that Oklahoma State ended Missouri's 35-match winning streak in an excellent dual meet. But the real juice came at weigh-ins, before the teams even took the mat.

From pre-season speculation as to what weight Nick Suriano and Daton Fix were going to the weekly upsets, 133 has been the biggest story of the season. As we approach the end of the regular season we wanted to take you on a trip down memory lane and recap the madness it has brought us this year. 

The penultimate weekend of dual meets has already come and gone. Below, we recap who made the most of their second-to-last regular-season matches, and who has been slipping in the top 20 rankings. 

FRL 354: The 133lb Pecking Order, Iowa Puts It On Wisconsin, and Oklahoma State Ends Missouri's Streak

This is one of the best dual meet rivalries in NCAA wrestling. Iowa and Oklahoma State have arguably the most historical programs to date with iconic history making coaches at the helm for both of them. 

There were a multitude of state championships staged around the country this week. And the "I's" take precedence: Iowa, Illinois and Indiana offer the most results of national impact.

With each of the 2019 National Prep qualifiers wrapped up, we now have the complete list of qualifiers.

One of the Top Juniors comes off the board today as Canon McMillian's Gerrit Nijenhuis has made his decision.