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#24 Owen Pentz added to the chaos at 197 lbs by taking out #2 Ethan Laird in the Southern Scuffle semis.

#2 Kendall Coleman of Purdue and #12 Jarrett Jacques of Missouri had a wild Scuffle semi that ended in sudden-victory.

The 2023 Southern Scuffle is taking place January 1-2 and features some of the country’s best wrestlers. With so many top guys in action, there are sure to be numerous upsets that we’ll be tracking in the below article. As the event unfolds, we'll update the results at the end of every round.

Virginia true freshman Michael Gioffre took out Stanford All-American Jaden Abas in the round of 32 at the Southern Scuffle.

The New Year's Ball in Times Square isn't the only thing dropping tonight. We've got brackets for the Southern Scuffle, the premier holiday tournament of the 2022-23 college wrestling season, right here!

Time to ring in the new year with another stellar Southern Scuffle! Preseeds are here. Check them out and prepare for the most righteous of all the NCAA college wrestling holiday tournaments!

Most people watch college football on New Year's Day. But wrestling fans know where the real action will be on Tuesday morning: Chattanooga,

What better way to ring in the new year and the second half of the college season than by sitting on your couch all day and watching wrestling? It’s going to be easy this year with the Southern Scuffle set to be one of the best ever.

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We're back in Chattanooga to ring in the new year with yet another star-studded Southern Scuffle.

The Southern Scuffle continues to be the best first tournament of the new year and an ideal way to kick off the second half of the college season. The lightweight field is formidable but some of the suspense comes from not knowing who will compete. Some programs are sending full rosters plus reserves while others are only sending back-ups.

It won't be long til many of the nation's toughest teams head to Chattanooga for the 2023 Southern Scuffle. While we don't have a complete registration list just yet, take a look at a list of every ranked wrestler who could compete at this year's Scuffle based on the teams who hare planning to attend.

In week one of NCAA wrestling, freshman Jesse Mendez stole the first-year spotlight when he knocked off 2x All-American Lucas Byrd in the MSU Open finals. This week, Mendez took a tough loss to All-American Sam Latona, but several other freshmen announced themselves as major players with impressive victories. Here are the five that jumped off the page.

Illinois' Edmond Ruth takes out Missouri's #9 Peyton Mocco in a Tiger Style Invite finals thriller.