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Princeton's Garrett Frey has had to battle through more than just the usual obstacles of inexperience and academics as a true freshman, writes Bill Hupp.

The University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) won its second straight NCAA Division II national title and sixth overall. Augustana finished second.

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The brackets have been released for the 2010 NCAA Division I Championships that will take place March 18-20 at the Qwest Center in Omaha, Nebraska.

Oklahoma State is fresh off winning its ninth Big 12 title. Coach John Smith says for any team to knock off No. 1 Iowa, they will need a little help from the field.

Josh Dziewa recently won a Pennsylvania state title. He says if there is any school that is going to make him a national champion, it's going to be the University of Iowa.

Wisconsin will send seven wrestlers to the NCAAs this week. Coach Barry Davis says the difficult schedule prepares his team well for postseason competition.

Nebraska-Kearney coach Marc Bauer says it was neat to see that there was a different national champion from a different school at every weight class.

Writer Predictions

The InterMat writers have broken down the brackets for the 2010 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in Omaha and provided predictions and analysis for all 10 weight classes. The event will begin on Thursday at 11 a.m. CT and conclude on Saturday night.
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Lexvold to Minnesota

Two-time Minnesota state champion Drew Lexvold of Kenyon-Wanamingo will be staying in-state for college and wrestling for the University of Minnesota. Last week, Lexvold captured the state championship at 130 pounds. He projects at 133/141 in college. (Photo/The Guillotine)

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