At the meeting with the captains, prior to the start of a dual meet, the team winning the disk flip may choose either the odd or even matches or may defer the choice.

The statement is true that the winning team has the option to choose either the odd or even matches or to defer that choice until later. In wrestling, before the dual meet begins, there's a coin flip (disk flip) which allows the winning team to strategize for the match lineup. If they choose to defer, they can wait until the opposing team's selection is made in order to respond strategically, making the choice not merely about picking odd or even matches but also about timing and strategy based on the opponents’ lineup.

The other choices imply limitations on the team’s options or incorrect facts, such as only being able to select odd or even matches without the option to defer, which is not aligned with the rules governing dual meets in wrestling. This flexibility in decision-making is essential for team strategy in matches.