Flowrestling is starting its run of redshirt reports - i.e., talking about the wrestlers coming off redshirt years who could have a significant impact. The 133 redshirt report leads off - as it should - with Seth Gross, now back with Coach Bono in Wisconsin. He is the clear frontrunner. But Gerardi is the third wrestler mentioned in the article. Here's the snippet:

Collin Gerardi, Virginia Tech, Freshman
With three-time NCAA qualifier Korbin Myers moving down to 125, the Hokies have an open spot at 133, which second-year man Collin Gerardi will look to claim in his first year of eligibility. Gerardi had a solid if not spectacular redshirt campaign with high potential for the postseason.

Watch Gerardi take All-American Roman Bravo-Young to overtime in the 2019 Southern Scuffle quarterfinals:

Nice to see that another young Hokie has made people notice him. I've attached the link.