True freshman, Jesse Mendez, talks about his high wrestling IQ and dealing with the super stingy Lucas Byrd.

It's wrestling season! The Michigan State Open is always one of the marquee opening weekend tournaments and this year is no different.

Wrestling season is here! We've already had two D1 duals and there are a bunch more on tap + some great tournaments this weekend. Opening weekend is an exciting time to see who made jumps in the off-season and who is still isn't in postseason shape yet. Below are all the events going down this weekend plus the five things we'll be zeroing in on.

NCAA wrestling season is here! Check out every single event on this week's calendar with a list of all the ranked wrestlers we could see in action at each event. Please note that not every ranked wrestler will end up competing, but at least we know where their teams are scheduled to wrestle. We have links to previews and where applicable along with links to watch live for events on FloWrestling. All times listed are Eastern Standard Time.

The most notable result in all of this season’s wrestle-offs in D1 wrestling happened at Ohio State last night when Buckeye junior Bryce Hepner took out All-American Carson Kharchla.

The U23 World Team Trials have always been big draws for NCAA participants, and this year is no exception.

All the NCAA D1 schedules for the 2021-22 season in one place!

College wrestling fans will have heaps of high quality future D1 athletes to watch this weekend in Virginia Beach, as the NHSCA National Duals have attracted their deepest and most talented teams yet.

The 2021 MAC Championship finals kick off, and we'll keep you up to date with live updates right here. For results from earlier rounds in the tournament, you can check the following link. If you can't watch the MAC finals live, refresh this page often so you don't miss anything.

In more than six decades of Mid-American Conference wrestling, there have been only eight four-time champions.

The Northern Illinois University Huskie probable 2021 starting lineup confirmed by coaching staff.

With 50 NCAA qualifiers, including 34 who appear in the final national rankings, the expanded Mid-American Conference left its mark on an abbreviated collegiate wrestling season.