No - actually you make no sense. Upper body is part of the game. Parris ran away from it. Wrestling is about imposing your will against another's. Stoll's won. Is it fun/exciting wrestling to watch, absolutely not. But to rip on him for what he is doing, that is within the rules, is patently stupid.
and half a PA team hailing from IowaThree Pennsylvania teams in the top 15.
If the officials scored it the way the rules are written Stoll would have lost on penalty points because he forced Parris off the mat every time. Parris wasn't fleeing the mat as asserted, but that is a matter of perspective which seems to appear differently to those whose homes (or hearts) are in Iowa.Stoll won the match. If you are a smaller heavyweight you need to find ways to not be pushed all over the mat. Stoll would win big in freestyle. In fact, Parris probably gets cautioned out.
I'm anything but a Stoll fan, but I fully understand why Iowa fans would be happy for him after his miserable season. I think we should cut him and his fans some slack!
How does 21 first round points compare to previous years?
Just an FYI, I did not see that tournament. I would have been 10, but after reading A Season on the Mat(the book about Gables last year), I believe that team went on an unbelievable tear in the quarters/backside on. Their first and second round they took some losses. Hand lost in the first and wrestled back to R12. Ersland went down round 2 and wrestled back to R12. Gillis and Uker went down round 2 and finished 6th and 5th. The rest were in the finals. Just a little context for comparison for you PSU fans.Not your question exactly, but it’s .5 ahead of Iowa’s 170 point team after their first round according to regularfan.
No - actually you make no sense. Upper body is part of the game. Parris ran away from it. Wrestling is about imposing your will against another's. Stoll's won. Is it fun/exciting wrestling to watch, absolutely not. But to rip on him for what he is doing, that is within the rules, is patently stupid.
Based on this video, who do you think watches tape vs. not on the team.
Nolf is a definite no. Everyone else I could see it either way.
Might be the worst display of "wrestling" I've ever seen and the Iowa crowd is going nuts. How many hours a day does Iowa work on "no intention of shooting while pushing people out of bounds"? No way should that kind of tactic be rewarded by the rule book let alone celebrated by the coaches/fans. Embarrassed for them.
yep-can see it being missed in the heat of the action, but to miss it on review too was really inexcusable. I am usually a pretty calm kind of guy, but that one had me yelling at the computer-in my office-with a customer there.According to Byers, the challenge should have been a stone cold lock.
The thing is, if a PSU wrestler, or any non-Iowa wrestler wrestled like that, the HR would be bashing him on 3 separate threads. But if you wrestle for Iowa, it's good, tough wrestling. It's beyond ridiculous.Stoll won the match. If you are a smaller heavyweight you need to find ways to not be pushed all over the mat. Stoll would win big in freestyle. In fact, Parris probably gets cautioned out.
I'm anything but a Stoll fan, but I fully understand why Iowa fans would be happy for him after his miserable season. I think we should cut him and his fans some slack!
Just an FYI, I did not see that tournament. I would have been 10, but after reading A Season on the Mat(the book about Gables last year), I believe that team went on an unbelievable tear in the quarters/backside on. Their first and second round they took some losses. Hand lost in the first and wrestled back to R12. Ersland went down round 2 and wrestled back to R12. Gillis and Uker went down round 2 and finished 6th and 5th. The rest were in the finals. Just a little context for comparison for you PSU fans.
I wasn't talking smack. Why are you?Yea, Penn State’s never had 5 reach the Finals /s
Btw Iowa put 6 in the finals. Just saying.Yea, Penn State’s never had 5 reach the Finals /s
I wasn't talking smack. Why are you?
Btw Iowa put 6 in the finals. Just saying.
Does the DQ DeSanto got count the same as a fall in terms of bonus points?
Phenomenal! Thanks for sharing.
HR meltdown in 3, 2, 1.Just overheard some blue hairs saying both rasheed and cassar got their 6th years. I'm on the PSWC bus headed to the Southside restaurants now. TIFWIW
Yeah, they met or exceeded every seed, plus I don't think it was a forgone conclusion that they were going to win going in but ended up beating Okie St. by over 50.Idk, but I was actually very surprised when regularfan posted Iowa’s results that year and how many lower seeds did well. I would have figured they just had like 8 top 3 seeds and bonuses from there.
those are great, keep em coming!
Ouch! If Nick Lee's opponent were made out of Playdoh, the head would have come off for sure. Maybe Berger was thinking of Playdoh opponents.Similarly, I posted the NCAA video of Nick Lee's pin, but here is GoPSUsports.com's video of the same:
I have already acknowledged that upper body is a part of the sport lol. But why would Parris want to go upperbody if thats not his forte and his style...thats like putting a sushi chef in a dessert battle with bakers.....it makes no sense. i understand iowa has 23 ncaa team championships and they are gods gift to the wrestling world and you are right and all of us penn state fans are wrongNo - actually you make no sense. Upper body is part of the game. Parris ran away from it. Wrestling is about imposing your will against another's. Stoll's won. Is it fun/exciting wrestling to watch, absolutely not. But to rip on him for what he is doing, that is within the rules, is patently stupid.
Jason has watched video on ankle bands, both red and green. He has determined that the way to defeat ankle bands is to arrange and stack them. "Arrange and stack" in fact is Jason's wrestling mantra. I think he has that mantra tattooed under his sock.... Jason has amazing talent, and ... I think he looks at video, and has a sense of his opponent's favorite moves, as well as their apparent weaknesses. That's just my guess -- I could be mistaken.
Yeah, they met or exceeded every seed, plus I don't think it was a forgone conclusion that they were going to win going in but ended up beating Okie St. by over 50.
Jokes on you! There are no points in Sumo.Were they using Sumo rules back then? You push a guy off the mat and get points for it?
But, but, national duals!At fan fest they have a trivia thing going on while watching team USA practice. One question was “how many team titles has Minnesota won?” Young kid, maybe 7 or 8 says “not that many.”
Shakur picture wins the prize.
@Tom McAndrew @lobo lionTom, thank you for not just this thread, but for all you do to make things enjoyable.