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February 01, 2024 03:26 PM | Wrestling
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – The No. 17 West Virginia University wrestling team (9-3, 2-3 Big 12) begins its final road trip of the regular season by challenging No. 4 Iowa State in Ames, Iowa, on Friday, Feb. 2, at 8 p.m. ET.
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"It's very similar to the Missouri matchup," sixth-year head coach Tim Flynn said. "You have a team where every kid at every weight class is ranked, so it's going to be another big challenge."
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Fans can stream all the action on Big 12 Now on ESPN+ as well as follow along with live stats on Trackwrestling.
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West Virginia meets Iowa State (10-2, 3-1 Big 12) for the 23rd time in program history and 11th in Ames, Iowa. ISU currently holds a 20-2 advantage in the all-time series, including a 20-13 road win last season in Morgantown. Redshirt sophomores Davin Rhoads and Jordan Titus each scored victories over two ranked opponents to push the Mountaineers to a 10-0 lead through the first three bouts. Rhoads recorded a 6-2 decision, before Titus claimed a 11-3 major decision at 141 pounds over now No. 10 Casey Swiderski, who moved up this season to 149.
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WVU's last win over the Cyclones came in 2017, when the Mountaineers sealed five of the final seven bouts to escape with a 22-20 win after falling behind 9-0 out of the gate.
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The Cyclones are led by seventh-year head coach Kevin Dresser, who has guided the program to a 68-26 record during his tenure. Dresser spent 11 seasons as the head coach at Virginia Tech (160-51) prior to taking over Iowa State's program in 2017.
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In the polls, eight Mountaineers landed in the first NCAA Coaches' rankings: junior Jett Strickenberger (No. 31-125), Titus (No. 10-141), true freshman Ty Watters (No. 7-149), senior Caleb Dowling (No. 31-157), senior Peyton Hall (No. 9-165), redshirt freshman Brody Conley (No. 15-174), redshirt junior Dennis Robin (No. 29-184) and redshirt senior Michael Wolfgram (No. 31-HWT), while ISU had nine – Kysen Terukina (No. 24-125), Evan Frost (No. 5-133), Anthony Echemendia (No. 9-141), Cody Chittum (No. 10-157), David Carr (No. 2-165), MJ Gaitan (No. 21-174), Will Feldkamp (No. 7-184), Julien Broderson (No. 27-197) and Younger Bastida (No. 2-HWT).
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For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVUWrestling on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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"It's very similar to the Missouri matchup," sixth-year head coach Tim Flynn said. "You have a team where every kid at every weight class is ranked, so it's going to be another big challenge."
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Fans can stream all the action on Big 12 Now on ESPN+ as well as follow along with live stats on Trackwrestling.
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West Virginia meets Iowa State (10-2, 3-1 Big 12) for the 23rd time in program history and 11th in Ames, Iowa. ISU currently holds a 20-2 advantage in the all-time series, including a 20-13 road win last season in Morgantown. Redshirt sophomores Davin Rhoads and Jordan Titus each scored victories over two ranked opponents to push the Mountaineers to a 10-0 lead through the first three bouts. Rhoads recorded a 6-2 decision, before Titus claimed a 11-3 major decision at 141 pounds over now No. 10 Casey Swiderski, who moved up this season to 149.
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WVU's last win over the Cyclones came in 2017, when the Mountaineers sealed five of the final seven bouts to escape with a 22-20 win after falling behind 9-0 out of the gate.
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The Cyclones are led by seventh-year head coach Kevin Dresser, who has guided the program to a 68-26 record during his tenure. Dresser spent 11 seasons as the head coach at Virginia Tech (160-51) prior to taking over Iowa State's program in 2017.
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In the polls, eight Mountaineers landed in the first NCAA Coaches' rankings: junior Jett Strickenberger (No. 31-125), Titus (No. 10-141), true freshman Ty Watters (No. 7-149), senior Caleb Dowling (No. 31-157), senior Peyton Hall (No. 9-165), redshirt freshman Brody Conley (No. 15-174), redshirt junior Dennis Robin (No. 29-184) and redshirt senior Michael Wolfgram (No. 31-HWT), while ISU had nine – Kysen Terukina (No. 24-125), Evan Frost (No. 5-133), Anthony Echemendia (No. 9-141), Cody Chittum (No. 10-157), David Carr (No. 2-165), MJ Gaitan (No. 21-174), Will Feldkamp (No. 7-184), Julien Broderson (No. 27-197) and Younger Bastida (No. 2-HWT).
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For more information on the Mountaineers, visit WVUsports.com and follow WVUWrestling on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
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