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UCO Heads To Nebraska

Spencer Rutherford
UCO TO NEBRASKA:  Central Oklahoma hits the road for Kearney, Neb. to take on Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association rival Nebraska-Kearney and participate in the Midwest Duals.
 
The Bronchos, 5-2 on the season and 2-0 in the league, meet the No. 3-ranked Lopers (6-2, 0-0) at 7 p.m. Thursday at Kearney High School.  UCO goes against No. 8 California Baptist (2-2) at 9 a.m. and San Francisco State (1-4) at 11:30 a.m. in Saturday's Midwest Duals at Buffalo County Fairgrounds.
 
Central will be back on the road next Tuesday at Newman before hosting top-ranked Maryville on Jan. 22.
 
The Bronchos have an 18-9 series lead over UNK, though the Lopers have won the last two meetings.  UCO won the only previous meeting with CBU in 2013-14 and is 3-0 against the Gators.
 
PROBABLE LINEUP:  Here's a look at UCO's probable lineup for the upcoming duals:
 
125 – Zac D'Amico, So. (7-8); 133 – Blake Dauphin, RS Fr. (15-9) or Aaron Hane, So. (8-7); 141 – Joshua Ailey, Jr. (10-5); 149 – Spencer Rutherford, Sr. (20-7); 157 – Jeromy Davenport, Sr. (11-7) or Cody Ryan, RS Fr. (10-5); 165 – Danny Carrillo, Jr. (17-7); 174 – Mason Thompson, RS Fr. (21-5); 184 – Brock Warren, Jr. (10-9); 197 – Brody Largent, Fr. (8-12) or Jaden Davenport, RS Fr. (6-8); Hvy – Kyle Factor, So. (12-6) or Evan McGee, Jr. (5-4).
 
ABOUT THE BRONCHOS:  UCO knocked off No. 10-ranked conference rival Lindenwood 19-18 Tuesday for its 28th win in the last 30 home matches.
 
The Bronchos won just four of the 10 matches, but got falls from 141 Joshua Ailey and 184 Brock Warren, a major decision from 125 Zac D'Amico and an 8-3 win from 149 Spencer Rutherford to overcome LU's six regular decisions.
 
Ailey and Warren both had first-period pins and D'Amico notched an 11-2 rout for the bonus-point wins that proved to be the difference in the dual.
 
It was the 20th win of the season for Spencer, now 20-7 with 12 bonus-point wins (eight falls, three technical falls, one major decision).
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