The Hilton Coliseum will be rocking on Sunday afternoon as the #4 Iowa State Cyclones host the #11 Missouri Tigers in a massive matchup on the final day of the regular season.

All the usual caveats apply. Whether or not an upset occurred was determined strictly by rankings and results that look like upsets this week may not look like upsets by the end of the season or even by next week.

Cody Chittum’s fought through injuries, a stylistic change from freestyle to folkstyle wrestling, and, oh — five or six staples to repair a tooth-borne tear atop his scalp.

What: #5 Iowa State (9-1) vs #7 Oklahoma State (8-0)When: Saturday, January 27, 2024 at 6 p.m. CT (7 p.m. ET)Where: Stillwater, Oklahoma (Gallagher-Iba Arena)How To Watch: ESPN+Series History: Oklahoma State leads 62-22-3

All the upsets from the tenth week of the 2023-24 NCAA D1 wrestling season. The usual caveats apply, what looks like an upset now may not when the season ends.

What: #5 Iowa State (6-1) vs #24 Arizona State (1-2)Where: Chandler, Arizona (Hamilton High School)When: Friday, January 5, 2024, at 7 p.m. CST (6 p.m. MST)How To Watch: Click here for information to watch through Pac-12+

The 2023 Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational is set to go down on December 1-2 and will be the best in-season tournament of the year. Check out the below article for a breakdown and predictions of 149-174 at this year’s CKLV.

#7 Iowa and #10 Iowa State are set to wrestle the dual of the year Sunday at 3 pm Eastern inside Hilton Coliseum. This is Kevin Dresser’s best team since taking over in Ames and they not only have a real shot to win but might be the favorite. This would be coach Tom Brands’ first-ever loss to the Cyclones as head coach at Iowa.

A new NCAA collegiate wrestling season brings with it new speculation on which true freshman will have breakout seasons.

Iowa State posted their best NCAA finish in the Kevin Dresser era last season at 11th. Despite losing key performers Marcus Coleman and Sam Schuyler from the upper half of the lineup, the Cyclones should continue to rise and will once again be pushing for a top-ten finish. Some huge transfers and a lot of movement will give the Cyclones an almost entirely new lineup next season.

With May 7th being the last official date to get into the transfer portal, the number of names entering the portal dropped this week. The week's biggest news came when Cody Chittum announced he would be leaving Iowa for Iowa State. Chittum didn't have to enter the transfer portal; he was grey-shirting and never officially signed with Iowa. So, I'll let you, the reader, decide if that is a transfer or a commitment flip. It wasn't all negative news for the Hawkeyes, however. They picked up 2023 NCAA 149 lb qualifier Victor Voinvoich who is transferring from Oklahoma State. He has three years of eligibility left.

In a shocking announcement, Cody Chittum has committed to wrestle at Iowa State in the 2023-24 season. In June of 2021, Chittum originally verbally committed to wrestle for the University of Minnesota but then flipped his commitment to the University of Iowa in July of 2022. Originally the #1 recruit in the class of 2023, Chittum also made the decision to graduate a year early and moved to Iowa City to train at the Hawkeye Wrestling Club. Now, Chittum will head west to Ames to don the cardinal and gold for the Cyclones and projects as their starting 157-pounder next year.

The second Ranking Series event of the year, the 2023 Ibrahim Moustafa, is underway in Alexandria Egypt. Some of Team USA’s best from the men’s and women’s freestyle squads are competing against the best in the world, on February 24-February 26. Wrestling starts at 3:30 am (ET) every morning with medal matches beginning at 11:00 am (ET). Check out the below article for real-time results with links to every match video.

In a huge shake-up, Cody Chittum, one of the best pound-for-pound high school wrestlers in the country, has flipped his commitment from Minnesota to Iowa. In June of 2021, Chittum became one of the first commits in the class of 2023 to announce his college commitment. Since then, Chittum continued to carefully weigh all of his options and came to the conclusion that this would be what is best for him.

It’s Fargo time baby! There’s a whole lot to get into below, so I won’t waste your time with a boring intro. I’m just going to remind you that USA Wrestling uses separation criteria as their way of seeding. So, don’t freak out when brackets come out.