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Miller gets start at 174 pounds

Miller gets start at 174 pounds

Mike Miller and Ben Bennett were warming up to wrestle in the 174-pound spot when coach Tom Borrelli delivered the news that Miller would get the start.

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Wrestling dominates Mocs

Wrestling dominates Mocs

Scotti Sentes opened the season at his new position with a pin.

The sophomore 133-pounder, in his first regular-season match since moving up from the 125-pound class during the offseason, dominated the entire match, putting junior Josh Statum on his back, fighting to keep his shoulders from the mat.

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Returners highlight lineup

Returners highlight lineup

The CMU wrestling team comes into the regular season with a lot of proven veterans.

The team returns starting sophomores Scotti Sentes and Jarod Trice, junior Mike Miller and seniors Tony D’Alie, Steve Brown and Tyler Grayson.

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Live Chat: Wrestling v. Tennesee-Chattanooga

Join us for a live chat today for the wrestling team’s first dual match of the season!

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Miller enters wrestling season a marked man

Miller enters wrestling season a marked man

Mike Miller finished one victory and four points shy of a dream season last year.

He entered last season’s NCAA wrestling tournament as the No. 7 seed in the 174-pound class. In the quarterfinals, he upset No. 2 seeded Michael Cannon of American University. Then he beat No. 3 seeded Brandon Browne of Nebraska.

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Brown aims for All-America status

Steve Brown has won the last two Mid-American Conference Championships he competed in.

Two seasons ago, Brown won at 157 pounds, defeating Bryan O’Connor from Northern Illinois 7-3 in the finals.

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Wrestling weight class breakdown

Senior reporter D.J. Palomares and staff reporter Matthew Valinski break down the Chippewas wrestling weight classes.

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Sentes, Beebe switch weight classes

For senior Conor Beebe, 133 pounds was a little too heavy.

However, when Beebe came to Central Michigan, Luke Smith was the wrestling team’s 125-pounder, and Beebe moved up to 133.

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