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Compared with the 125-pound weight class, 133's changes are a little more subtle. Even still, we find ourselves with a new No. 1-ranked wrestler, and a few preseason top 10s have fallen out.

Here is the preseason/current rankings breakdown:

Preseason Rank	Grade	Name	School	Current Rank	Grade	Name	School
1	SR	Cory Clark	Iowa	1	JR	Nathan Tomasello	Ohio State
2	JR	Nathan Tomasello	Ohio State	2	FR	Kaid Brock	OK State
3	SR	Zane Richards	Illinois	3	SR	Cory Clark	Iowa
4	SR	Eric Montoya	Nebraska	4	SR	Eric Montoya	Nebraska
5	SR	Earl Hall	Iowa State	5	SO	Seth Gross	SD State
6	SO	Seth Gross	SD State	6	SR	Zane Richards	Illinois
7	SO	Kaid Brock	OK State	7	FR	Stevan Micic	Michigan
8	FR	Stevan Micic	Michigan	8	JR	Dom Forys	Pittsburgh
9	SO	Jered Cortez	Penn State	9	SO	Scott Parker	Lehigh
10	JR	Dom Forys	Pittsburgh	10	JR	Connor Schram	Stanford
11	JR	Scott Delvecchio	Rutgers	11	SO	Josh Alber	UNI
12	SO	Cameron Kelly	Ohio	12	SR	Earl Hall	Iowa State
13	FR	Jaydin Eierman	Missouri	13	SR	Kevin Devoy	Drexel
14	SR	Joey Palmer	Oregon State	14	SO	Jamal Morris	NC State
15	SO	Jamal Morris	NC State	15	SO	Cameron Kelly	Ohio
16	SO	Josh Alber	Northern Iowa	16	SO	John Erneste	Missouri
17	SO	Austin Eicher	Michigan State	17	FR	Mitch McKee	Minnesota
18	SR	Corey Keener	Central Michigan	18	FR	Eli Stickley	Wisconsin
19	JR	Zach Davis	Navy	19	SO	Bryan Lantry	Buffalo
20	SO	Scott Parker	Lehigh	20	SO	Austin Eicher	Michigan State

NATO stands alone as the only undefeated in the field. Earl Hall has had among the biggest drops, from starting at fifth to now back at 12th. Jered Cortez is now out of the rankings completely due to injury. Jaydin Eierman tried his hand at 133 but couldn't make it consistently and moved up to 141.

Kaid Brock has seen a substantial jump from No. 7 to No. 2, but the biggest mover is Lehigh's Scotty Parker, who jumped 11 spots from 20th to No. 9.

Here were my predictions from the fall coming into this year.

CP's Preseason Predictions:
1. Nathan Tomasello, Ohio State
2. Cory Clark, Iowa
3. Zane Richards, Illinois
4. Jaydin Eierman, Missouri
5. Stevan Micic, Michigan
6. Kaid Brock, Ok State
7. Eric Montoya, Nebraska
8. Jered Cortez, Penn State

Round of 12: Earl Hall, Iowa State; Seth Gross, South Dakota State; Dom Forys, Pitt; Ali Naser, Arizona State

So what has changed in my perception of 133? Not a ton. There has been a little shifting of the order but not much.

In the preseason, I said NATO would be the undefeated NCAA champion, and I still feel that way. Obviously, I don't think Eierman places fourth, since he's not competing at 133. The way he was trending at this weight, that wasn't happening regardless. So that was just a whiff in general. Brock could probably be higher, but honestly, it's pretty reasonable that he'd finish behind those guys still. Seth Gross doesn't look like a round of 12 guy to me, so I'd definitely change that as well. I hedged a bit with Gross in the preseason, because I was skeptical about him making the weight consistently. That was wrong.

CP's Updated Predictions:
1. Nathan Tomasello, Ohio State
2. Cory Clark, Iowa
3. Kaid Brock, Ok State
4. Zane Richards, Illinois
5. Seth Gross, SDSU
6. Eric Montoya, Nebraska
7. Stevan Micic, Michigan
8. Scotty Parker, Lehigh

Round of 12: Connor Schram, Stanford; Earl Hall, ISU; Josh Alber, UNI; Mitch McKee, Minnesota

Sorting Nos. 2-7 has been difficult for both rankings and predictions as well. I have the same top seven with the exception of Gross swapped with Eierman, but the order is slightly different.

Stevan Micic versus Mitch McKee was awesome: