The Big 12 bracket at 165 lbs is the only conference bracket featuring two NCAA champions. David Carr, a 2021 NCAA champ at 157 lbs, and Keegan O'Toole, a 2022 champ at 165 lbs will square off in Sunday night's finals in perhaps the most highly anticipated rematch of the season.

6 + 3 + 1 = 10.

There are currently four, four-time Division I NCAA champions with Iowa's Spencer Lee and Cornell's Yianni Diakomihalis a title away from adding their names to the list this year.

CP, Ben, and Bray recap David Carr vs Keegan O'Toole and the Iowa State vs Missouri dual before previewing the weekend's events.

#1 Keegan O'Toole, the 2022 NCAA wrestling 165lb champ, took on #2 David Carr of Iowa State, in Columbia, Missouri on Wednesday Evening of Feb 15.

#1 vs #2. 12-0 vs 18-0. NCAA champ vs NCAA champ. Junior World champ vs Junior World champ. Hodge finalist vs Hodge finalist. Top-five recruit vs top-five recruit. It doesn’t get any bigger or better than Keegan O’Toole vs David Carr. The two will face off Wednesday night at the Hearnes Center in Columbia, Missouri in the biggest regular season match of the year.

The match between Iowa State’s Yonger Bastida and Missouri’s Rocky Elam could be another memorable moment in the wild and wacky 197-pound class. No wrestler appears to be safe from a weird twist or a surprising turn.

It was the bombshell announcement that no one saw coming.

Last February in Cedar Falls, Northern Iowa led Iowa State, 15-9, with two bouts to wrestle. But Yonger Bastida provided the set-up with a major decision and Sam Schuyler proved the closer with a dramatic takedown in the final 12 seconds to give the visiting Cyclones a 16-15 victory.

Iowa State is making the 100 mile trek northeast on Friday evening to take on the UNI Panthers in the McLeod Center. With the increased level of both programs, this has become one of my favorite duals every year. This year will be no different.

Iowa State's Kevin Dresser talks rivalry with UNI, Doug Schwab, Beauty and the Beast dual with Illinois, and more.

There was a time when the Oklahoma State-Iowa State dual held much more weight than Penn State-Iowa. This weekend, all eyes will be on the battle of #1 versus #2 inside a packed Bryce Jordan Center in Pennsylvania.

Rarely do freshmen make it through their first Division-I athletic season unscathed, negotiating that rookie year without any significant forks in the road.

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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.