In week 3, we got our first look at an impressive Hawkeye lineup, saw some serious rankings shakeups, and got a clearer picture of a few rising teams. If you're looking for complete box scores, check those out at this link. Here are the biggest stories of the week.

#1 Iowa cemented they would be  the team to beat this year with a dominant performance against the 6th ranked Nebraska Cornhuskers.  

Week 2 of NCAA wrestling is in the books. Check out some of the biggest stories from around the country. If you're looking for complete results from all the duals, we have them in our box scores. 

We are just a few days away from David Taylor and Jordan Burroughs live from Austin Texas. The action in these matches can be so intense and hard-hitting it’s sometime difficult to be able to understand and truly appreciate the level of technique, athleticism and tactics that go into a match of this caliber. With that in mind it helps to take a look back at the rivalry and and see the way that it was scored so that you have an idea of what to expect in the upcoming match. 

The University of Nebraska Cornhuskers' projected 2021 starting lineup confirmed by coaching staff.

After two months of going back and forth on social media, it's finally happening. Jordan Burroughs and David Taylor will meet on January 9, 2021, exclusively on FloWrestling at 86kg. 

Bader and Bray talk with NCAA finalist Tyler Berger, who will take on Sammy Sasso next week, and Cadet World champion Emily Shilson, who's coming off a win at the 8-man.

Antrell Taylor, the #18 overall recruit in the class of 2022 and #6 at 160, is staying home for college.

As the first major senior level event in the USA since December of 2019, the registration list for Senior Nationals was bound to produce some surprises. In this article, we will attempt to highlight some names that, for whatever reason, didn't capture the attention of the seeding committee, but are worth keeping an eye on in Coralville.

While 97kg has the fewest entries in men's freestyle at Senior Nationals, there's not a lot of fluff which should make for some enticing matchups. Kyle Snyder's at the top, and he'll be joined by four more of the nation's top ten as well as 8 college studs that will look to prove themselves on the senior level.

Nebraska has been getting better and better talent over the past couple of years, with the likes of World team members in Phillip Moomey, Conor Knopick, James, and Jakason Burks. The Cornhusker State also has had numerous UWW and Fargo All-Americans in recent memory. Many of those guys have moved on to college to compete or are currently committed to wrestle at the next level. There's also a lot of talk about wrestlers like Antrell Taylor, Garrett Grice, Evan Canoyer, and more. 

Nebraska high school wrestling has really improved over the recent years, and there's no foreseeable dropoff in the years to come. Below we've identified 10 wrestlers who will be sure to catch many coaches' eyes, hailing from all across Nebraska — from Omaha to Scottsbluff. The list includes a world champion and a wrestler going for his fourth title next year.

A few weeks ago I asked my Twitter followers how they would put together an all-time great college dual team with the current weights using athletes from their home states. The responses were great and really got me curious. So, I did the research and have now putting together the best possible team for some of the top states, including some formidable back-up teams.

On this episode of the Bader Show, Nomad and Bader catch up with Isaiah White, Chad Red, Jon Reader, Nick Piccininni, and Canaan Bower

On this episode of the Bader Show, Bader and Bray talk to Kayla Miracle, Bryan Snyder, and Jason Borrelli.