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NEBRASKA 2014-15 Wrestling 2014-15 Schedule Date Opponent/Tournament Time/Result Huskers Set to Clash with Wolverines, Spartans Nov tough together NEBRASKA 2014-15 WRESTLING 2014-15 Schedule Date Opponent/Tournament Time/Result Huskers Set to Clash with Wolverines, Spartans Nov. 1 NWCA All-Star Classic% No Team Score Nov. 7 at #25 Wyoming (Flo) W, 22-13 No. 10 Nebraska (9-1, 6-1 Big Ten) Nov. 8 Cowboy Open& (Flo) No Team Score vs. Nov. 16 Maryland* (NU Coliseum) W, 42-3 Nov. 22 at Duke (Blue Devil Network) W, 45-3 No. 16 Michigan (5-4, 3-3 Big Ten) Nov. 22 at NC State (ESPN3) W, 16-15 Dec. 5-6 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational^ (Flo) 6th, 89 pts. Friday, Feb. 6 • 7 p.m. (CT) • Cliff Keen Arena (1,800) • Ann Arbor, Mich. Dec. 13 Wisconsin* L, 14-23 Series History: Nebraska leads, 6-4-0 Jan. 1-2 Southern Scuffle# (Flo) 4th, 116 pts. Last Meeting: Michigan won, 17-16, on Feb. 7, 2014, in Lincoln, Neb. Jan. 9 Purdue* (Tumble N’ Rumble) W, 25-6 Jan. 23 at #12 Illinois* (BTN Plus) W, 22-9 Scoring: TrackWrestling.com Jan. 25 #21 Rutgers* (BTN) W, 26-9 Live Video (subscription required): BTN Plus Jan. 30 at #24 Northwestern* (BTN Plus) W, 25-11 Twitter Feed: @HuskerWrestling Feb. 1 Indiana* (Huskers.com) W, 33-6 Feb. 6 at #16 Michigan* (BTN Plus) 7 p.m. No. 10 Nebraska (9-1, 6-1 Big Ten) Feb. 8 at Michigan State* (BTN Plus) 11 a.m. Feb. 13 Stanford (BTN Plus) 7 p.m. vs. Feb. 21 at Drexel 10 a.m. Michigan State (4-9, 0-6 Big Ten) Feb. 21 at Princeton 6 p.m. March 7-8 Big Ten Championships$ (BTN) TBA Sunday, Feb. 8 • 11 a.m. (CT) • Jenison Field House (5,017) • East Lansing, Mich. March 19-21 NCAA Championships@ TBA Series History: Michigan State leads, 8-5-0 Match schedule is subject to change. Times listed Last Meeting: Nebraska won, 23-19, on Feb. 1, 2013, in Lincoln, Neb. are Central. All home duals in bold held at the Scoring: TrackWrestling.com Devaney Center, unless otherwise noted. For Live Video (subscription required): BTN Plus ticket information call (800) 8-BIG-RED. BTN- Twitter Feed: @HuskerWrestling Big Ten Network; Flo-Flowrestling.org. *-Big Ten Conference Dual; %-Philadelphia, Pa.; ^-Las Vegas, No. 10 Nebraska (9-1, 6-1 Big Ten) heads to the Great Lakes State this weekend to face 16th- Nev.; #-Chattanooga, Tenn.; &-Laramie, Wyo.; ranked Michigan and Michigan State. The Huskers battle the Wolverines on Friday at 7 p.m. (CT) $-Columbus, Ohio; @-St. Louis, Mo. before taking on the Spartans on Sunday at 11 a.m. Both duals will be streamed on BTN Plus, with a subscription required to view the matches. Media Information NU leads the all-time series against Michigan, 6-4-0, but trails Michigan State, 8-5-0. Both duals Wrestling Contact: Connor Stange can be followed on Twitter via @HuskerWrestling. Scoring will be available on TrackWrestling.com. Email: [email protected] Office Phone: (402) 472-6684 The Huskers enter the weekend having won five consecutive duals in dominating fashion to Cell Phone: (402) 560-3758 start the New Year. These will be the final two Big Ten matchups of the 2014-15 campaign for the Fax: (402) 472-2005 Huskers. Nebraska Probable Starters Michigan Probable Starters Michigan State Probable Starters Wt. Name Rank W-L Dual Pins TF MD Wt. Name W-L Wt. Name W-L 125 Tim Lambert 10/10/12 18-6 9-1 1 1 5 125 Conor Youtsey 15-9 125 Mitch Rogaliner 13-9 133 Eric Montoya NR/NR/NR 13-9 5-5 2 2 2 133 #8 Rossi Bruno 14-6 133 Garth Yenter 7-8 141 Anthony Abidin 8/11/6 22-2 10-0 0 2 10 Zebulon Hilyard 1-2 141 Terry Turner 4-8 149 Justin Arthur NR/NR/NR 18-10 4-6 2 0 2 141 George Fisher 20-12 149 Nick Trimble 8-11 157 James Green 4/4/3 21-3 8-2 2 6 5 149 #13 Alec Pantaleo 15-4 157 Josh Pennell 6-8 165 Austin Wilson NR/NR/NR 10-10 5-5 2 1 2 157 #11 Brian Murphy 18-7 165 Roger Wildmo 15-12 174 Robert Kokesh 1/1/1 25-0 9-0 6 2 4 165 #10 Taylor Massa 12-5 174 Nick Proctor 11-10 184 TJ Dudley 18/15/NR 19-5 6-2 4 0 5 174 Jake Salazar 11-7 184 John Rizqallah 13-6 197 Aaron Studebaker 15/20/NR 23-6 7-1 4 4 3 184 #10 Domenic Abounader 14-5 197 Nick McDiarmid 6-10 HWT Collin Jensen 17/NR/NR 12-9 6-4 4 1 2 197 #8 Max Huntley 14-4 HWT Chris Nash 10-6 HWT #7 Adam Coon 22-3 Head Coach: Mark Manning, 196-74-3 (15th year at NU) 219-98-5 (18th year overall) Head Coach: Tom Minkel (24th year) Associate Head Coach: Bryan Snyder (5th year) Head Coach: Joe McFarland (16th year) Assistant Coaches: Roger Chandler, Assistant Coach: Jordan Burroughs (1st year) Assistant Coaches: Sean Bormet, Sam Wendland Strength and Conditioning Coach: Jason Powell (6th year) Josh Churella Volunteer Assistant Coach: Matt Meuleners (2nd year) Rankings: InterMat (Feb. 3) Rankings: InterMat (Feb. 3) Rankings: InterMat (Feb. 3)/WIN Magazine (Feb. 2)/TheOpenMat.com (Feb. 3) nebraska wrestling 2014-15 Nebraska Wrestling tough together Weekly Notes (Feb. 6, 2015) Last Time Out: Huskers Dominate in 33-6 Win Over Hoosiers Quick Facts No. 10 Nebraska finished a weekend sweep and picked up its fifth consecutive dual win in a 33-6 General Information rout of Indiana at the Devaney Center on Feb. 1. After the Hoosiers forfeited the opening match at Location ........................................... Lincoln, Neb. 125 pounds, the Huskers won each of the next four to build a 21-0 advantage at the halfway point. Enrollment ................................................. 25,006 Eric Montoya (133), No. 8 Anthony Abidin (141), Justin Arthur (149), No. 4 James Green (157), No. Population................................................ 265,401 18 TJ Dudley (184), No. 20 Aaron Studebaker (197) and No. 17 Collin Jensen (HWT) each claimed Founded ....................................................... 1869 victories against Indiana. Nickname....................... Cornhuskers or Huskers Colors ..................................... Scarlet and Cream Scouting the Michigan Wolverines Conference ............................................... Big Ten No. 16 Michigan is 5-4 on the season, and holds a 3-3 record in Big Ten duals. The Wolverines Chancellor .......................... Harvey Perlman, J.D. also finished fifth at the Southern Scuffle (Jan. 1-2) and took seventh at the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational (Dec. 5-6). Institutional Rep ................ Josephine Potuto, J.D. Michigan has seven ranked wrestlers: No. 7 Adam Coon (HWT), No. 8 Rossi Bruno (133), No. Director of Athletics...................... Shawn Eichorst 8 Max Huntley (197), No. 10 Taylor Massa (165), No. 10 Domenic Abounader (184), No. 11 Brian Murphy (157) and No. 13 Alec Pantaleo (149). Team Information The Wolverines are coached by Joe McFarland, who is in his 16th season at the helm of Michigan’s Home Facility ........... Bob Devaney Sports Center wrestling program. He is assisted by Sean Bormet and Josh Churella. Capacity....................................................... 7,907 Head Coach................................... Mark Manning Scouting the Michigan State Spartans Office Phone .................................(402) 472-6470 Michigan State is 4-9 this season, with an 0-6 record in Big Ten competition. The Spartans also Alma Mater, Year .......... Nebraska-Omaha (1985) hosted the Michigan State Open and competed in the Northern Iowa Open. Spartans with double- School Record (Yrs) ....... 196-74-3 (15th Season) Career Record (Yrs) ....... 219-98-5 (18th Season) 2014-15 Statistics Associate Head Coach ................... Bryan Snyder Record Dual Pts. Dual TD Pins Assistant Coach........................Jordan Burroughs Wt. Name Overall Dual NU/Opp NU/Opp W/L TF MD QP Strength and Conditioning Coach ........Jason Powell 125 Tim Lambert 18-6 9-1 37/3 9/2 1/0 1 5 5:52 Volunteer Assistant ...................... Matt Meuleners 133 Eric Montoya 13-9 5-5 19/16 11/10 2/0 2 2 2:20 Wrestling Office Secretary ................. Ellen Shutts 141 Anthony Abidin 22-2 10-0 35/0 17/6 0/0 2 10 -- Wrestling Office Phone .................(402) 472-9430 149 Justin Arthur 18-10 4-6 13/22 6/15 2/1 0 2 5:00 Wrestling Office Fax .....................(402) 472-2272 157 James Green 21-3 8-2 29/6 23/2 2/0 6 5 2:20 165 Austin Wilson 10-10 5-5 19/19 7/9 2/1 1 2 1:04 2013-14 Season Information 174 Robert Kokesh 25-0 9-0 37/0 12/4 6/0 2 4 2:19 2013-14 Dual Record .................................12-2-0 184 TJ Dudley 19-5 6-2 22/7 11/4 4/0 0 5 2:23 2013-14 Big Ten Finish ........... 6-2 (5th, 79 points) 197 Aaron Studebaker 23-6 7-1 26/3 14/6 4/1 4 3 1:13 2013-14 NCAA Finish ................11th (43.5 points) HWT Collin Jensen 12-9 6-4 26/13 8/5 4/3 1 2 1:37 Starters Returning/Lost.................................... 8/2 Non-Starters Letterwinners Returning/Lost......................... 17/2 125 Mitchell Maginnis 16-6 0-0 0/0 0/0 1/1 0 2 2:57 NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost ...................... 7/0 133 Eric Coufal 13-7 0-0 0/0 0/0 3/1 0 1 4:26 All-Americans Returning/Lost .......................... 2/0 133 Sean Murphy 4-10 0-0 0/0 0/0 0/2 1 0 -- Top Returners ................... James Green, Sr., 157 133 Brian Peska 19-8 0-0 0/0 0/0 4/2 2 4 0:32 .......................................
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