December is upon us, and that means it's CKLV week! Throw in Iowa vs Iowa State and a bunch of other great duals, and week 5 of the season is shaping up to be the most consequential week of the season so far. Below is a list of every D1 event on the calendar along with all the ranked wrestlers we could see at those events. All times listed are Eastern Standard Time.

Just how stacked might the 2022 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational be? Try 144 ranked wrestlers from teams that will be attending the tournament!

#4 Ohio State will welcome #13 Virginia Tech to the Covelli Center on Friday, November 11 for an incredible early-season dual. Take a look below at the potential lineups for each team and a full breakdown of every match between the Buckeyes and Hokies.

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.

Over the past nine years, the best of the best have put on a show. This year’s card is sure to bring the heat, but it's also worth appreciating our favorite matches from years past.

The first weekend of collegiate action saw 28 upsets, 3 of which were over wrestlers ranked in the top 10. Below are some of the biggest upset stories of the week along with every upset we could find. If you saw an upset we missed, email jonathan.kozak@flosports.tv so we can be sure to include it.

The post-season is here. We have to wait an extra week for the biggest and baddest conference tournament of them all, but that just gives us more time to preview, prognosticate, and predict what will happen. Below is the projected seed for every weight at the Big Ten tournament with the number of allocations listed below. Pre seeds will be released early next week.

With 16 ranked starters between Penn State and Ohio State, this dual could be one of the best of the season. If you can't watch live, refresh this page regularly for updates on all the action as it happens.

An epic dual between #2 Michigan and #8 Ohio State came down to the final match, which of course went into the second tiebreakers. See how it all unfolded below.

It's the penultimate weekend for college wrestling duals. Forget your foosball game and get ready for the real super sporting event this Sunday.

Ohio State wrapped up their dual meet season at Penn State last weekend and will now regroup for the Big Ten and NCAA Championships. They have brought home a team trophy in each of the last five seasons. What will it take for them to earn their sixth in a row?

Sunday's star-studded dual in the Covelli Center has four top-ranked wrestlers and a number of compelling matchups. Here are the top reasons to watch Northwestern vs Ohio State.

Iowa currently holds a 71-point lead over Penn State based on projected totals from our rankings. Ohio State is currently ranked third, but a number of teams are chasing them in the race for a top-four trophy at NCAAs. A few weights in this dual could help swing the projected point totals for either team.

Rutgers heads to Ohio State for an exciting Big Ten dual on Friday night. The fouth-ranked Buckeyes will be the favorites in this contest, but this young Rutgers squad keeps getting better and is fun to watch.

Sammy Alvarez has recently announced himself as one of the top 133-pounders in the country. Jordan Decatur just notched his first ranked win since having his redshirt pulled. The two will meet on Friday night in a Covelli Center dual.