Dual meet season continues to roll along as we look back at another week of results and catalog all the upsets based on rankings that we could find. All the usual caveats apply. Results that technically qualify as upsets this week may not look like upsets at the end of the season or even a week from now.

The undefeated #1 ranked Nittany Lions of Penn State are in Jersey to wrestle the #14 Rutgers Scarlet Knights. Penn State will be very large favorites, as they will be all year in all their dual meets and in the NCAA Championships in the team title race.

What better way to spend Memorial Day weekend than wrestling in Virginia Beach with a bunch of your friends? That's what the NHSCA Duals are for many participants, including a large collection of nationally ranked high school wrestlers.

The introduction of the transfer portal keeps college wrestling news entertaining year-round now, and this year is no different. 2023 All-American Izzak Olejnik entered the portal on Monday and 2X All-American Chris Cannon followed suit on Tuesday. This year's #5 seed at 125, Caleb Smith of App State also entered. All three of those were graduate transfers. While he hasn't started for the Cowboys in his two years at Oklahoma State, Travis Mastrogiovanni was a high recruit coming out of high school and it could be a sign that his brother, Trevor, could enter as well. Garrett Grice was #59 on the 2022 Big Board. He will be an excellent pickup with four years of eligibility for whatever team lands him.