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Article written by:Ryan Tice RyanTice NC State wrestling's star 184-pounder Trent Hidlay (Courtesy NC State athletics) Day two of the NCAA Championships begins today with NC State wrestling in third place as a team, just 0.5 points behind No. 2 Arizona State and 1.0 point ahead of No. 5 Iowa. Competition begins at 11 a.m. with the second round of consolations and quarterfinals on the championship side being wrestled simultaneously.

Article written by:Ryan Tice RyanTice Photo by Ryan Tice NC State wrestling’s quest for the program’s second team trophy begins at 12 p.m. ET in Detroit, site of this year’s NCAA Wrestling Championships over the next three days. Former NC State wrestler Ryan Tice is tracking all of the action from Little Caesars Arena.

How high can NC State wrestling finish at the NCAA Wrestling Championships? The question will be asked countless times on Twitter over the next three days, so this is me preemptively preparing with a guide to scoring at the NCAA Wrestling Championships, held Thursday through Sunday in Detroit, and how high NC State wrestling can finish. We’ll answer the latter question first, with a full scoring guide at the bottom. If you ask me about scoring on Twitter, I will send you this link.