You can put the 2023-24 NCAA D1 college wrestling dual meet season in the books! Another outstanding four months of collegiate grappling, wrapped up by a stellar weekend featuring some of the best matches of the year.

Many regular season conference championships were sewn up and Senior Days abounded in the penultimate week of the regular season.

How about that Super Bowl huh? Pretty amazing, all the things that happened, as well as the final score. Very happy for the winners, for the halftime performers, and for all the branded content featured in the advertisements.

It's the dead of winter, but the dual meet season is heating up! Week 13 of the 2023-24 NCAA D1 wrestling season ushered forth a new batch of stellar dual meets replete with noteworthy happenings, which we will recount below in our award-winning roundup!

The dual season continues to race by as we reach the conclusion of week 12 of the 2023-24 NCAA D1 college wrestling season. Just five more weeks left of the regular season. Savor them. Cherish them even!

Hope everyone is staying warm as the NCAA college wrestling dual meet season heats up!

Welcome to the start of dual meet season! One week in and it’s already delivering!

Happy New Year wise and learned wrestling fans! I hope everyone had an excellent 2023 and is in position to have a tremendous 2024.

The week after a monstrous Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational was a relatively light one as far as the NCAA D1 schedule is concerned. Which is a good thing for me since I spent most of the weekend celebrating the happy nuptials of our very own JD Rader.

A ludicrously loaded Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational generated most of the headlines in week 5 of the 2023-24 NCAA wrestling season. There's lots to unpack from Vegas, plus a heap of regular season dual meets to discuss, so let's get to it!

It was an abbreviated week of college wrestling due to the intrusion of America’s most gluttonous and least weight-cutting-friendly holiday. However, there was still room left to cram in some awesome wrestling events, even if there was no room in our stomachs to cram any more Thanksgiving leftovers.

Greetings from the Empire State, where I’ve been since Wednesday, covering both the Army/NC State dual meet on Thursday and the Bill Farrell Memorial on Friday and Saturday.

Greetings from Kansas City, Missouri, a destination to which I’ve ventured for the purpose of covering the 2nd annual Tiger Style Invite and where I have begun tapping out this week’ Roundup.

Rejoice, dear friends and comrades, for another NCAA wrestling season is here, and it already rules.