Every decided NCAA Division I dual-meet and tournament bout, plotted by winner's score (across) and loser's score (up), colored by how often that exact final score happened. Switch seasons below.
Grey = mathematically impossible (loser can't outscore winner). White = never happened this season.
| Score | Count | Share |
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| Result | Count | Share |
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Every scored match this season, grouped by how many points that wrestler put up — regardless of what the opponent scored.
| Points scored | Wins | Losses | Win rate |
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Two rule changes cut through this span: the 2015–16 season introduced the 4-point near-fall (blue era below), and the 2023–24 season raised the takedown value from 2 to 3 points (orange era below). Every chart below has its own axis, scaled to its own data — a small move and a large one are never drawn at the same visual size. The 2020–21 season (COVID-shortened, a much smaller sample than a normal year) is shown hollow and dashed throughout, and is excluded from every era-average calculation below — its different population shouldn't dilute a rule-effect signal.
Grouped bars share one zero baseline (winner solid, loser faded, both colored by era). The dark line is margin of victory (winner − loser) — already in points, so it rides the same axis with no conversion.