This week has proven that the NLWC coaches are among the best in the world. It is ironic that with all of the high level mat coaching Casey has done, probably the most important mat coaching he has done when absolutely critical was to yelled to David "Stay There, Stay There" with seconds left. Yaz was looking for the roll.
Coaching in the moment.
And obviously David didn't hear him because he switched to Yazdani's right side while Casey was yelling at him to stay where he was on Yazdani's left side. Yazdani was able to grab David's right leg with his right arm and pull David toward the mat as he used his right leg to try to kick up in order to try to drive David's hips upward. Fortunately David was able to pull his leg away and regain his position before he exposed. When you look at that sequence in slow motion David was momentarily in a much more precarious position than it seemed live. How close he came to exposing is impossible to tell without seeing the sequence from the opposite angle. At the 5.0 second mark you can see how high up in the air both of David's legs went when Yazdani attempted the roll. At the 4.8 second mark is where David is the closest he came to exposing. Pardon the poor quality of the images I have included of this moment, but I took the photos off my DVR recording of the match. I'm a 57-year-old retired cop and my technical skills are lacking!
Taylor/Yazdani ending Image #2
On another note, I did a Google search on how to post an image on Rivals and our own Tom McAndrew had posted this way back in 2018. Thanks Tom! I wanted to include it since I am sure there are other technically deficient posters on this Forum!
19333lion said:
Thanks. I am trying attach a photo as one would on Facebook.
as mentioned above, it depends on whether the photo is on your computer, or whether it is on a web site.
If it's on your computer:
1. open a separate browser window
2. in the separate window, load
www.postimages.org
3. select the Choose Images button in the center of the page that appears
4. this should open a window from which you can select the image that is on your computer. You'll have to navigate around to figure out where you image is stored, and which one it is. Once you find it, select the image you want to post. You'll have to push a button in the window once you've selected the image, which may be Choose
5. the postimages.org page will change. There should be a line that looks like:
Link:
https://postimg.cc/XYXYXYXYX
6. copy the "
https://postimg.cc.XYXYXYXYX" line
7. return to the Rivals message board, and select Reply if you want to reply to a thread, or Post New Thread if you want to start a new thread
8. key in the text that you want in the New thread/reply. Then, on a new line, select the Image tool from the toolbar (it's between the tool that looks like a smiley face and the tool that looks like a piece of film)
9. an Image box will appear. There is a blank field to the right of "Image URL:" Past the URL that you copied (the above #6) in this field
10. Select the Insert button from the Image box
11. You should see the image in the draft of your New thread/reply. Once you're satisfied with your post, select the Create Thread or Post Reply button as you normally would to make a post.
If it's on another web site, you have to get the URL of the photo. The process for doing so depends on your browser/computer, but typically you can get it by right clicking on the image if you have a mouse, or double clicking on the browser winder, or a few other techniques. If you have trouble figuring that out, indicate as much, and we'll help you.
Once you have the URL, then
1. copy the URL
2. place your cursor in the Rivals message box, then select the Image tool from the toolbar (it's between the tool that looks like a smiley face and the tool that looks like a piece of film)
3. an Image box will appear. There is a blank field to the right of "Image URL:" Past the URL that you copied (the above #1) in this field
4. Select the Insert button from the Image box
5. You should see the image in the draft of your New thread/reply. Once you're satisfied with your post, select the Create Thread or Post Reply button as you normally would to make a post.
Any questions, get back to me.
