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B1Gs, 2nd Day, Consolation Matches ... post comments as responses ***

125: Conaway vs. Youtsey ...


Match is already completed.

JC won 2-1 TB.

He'll wrestle for 3rd place, and is definitely going to NCAAs
 
133: Gulibon vs. DeJulius (Ohio State) ...


Per 1:
scoreless

Per 2:
DeJulius takes bottom. He's out quickly, 0-1. Jimmy with the TD, 2-1. DiJulius with an esc, 2-2. That's how the period ends

Per 3
Jimmy takes bottom. Stall warning on DeJulius. Esc for Jimmy, 3-2. Ugh, DiJulius catches Jimmy with a TD and 3 NF in the last 30 seconds of the period.

Jimmy will wrestle for 5th place
 
149: Beitz vs. Alec Pantaleo (Michigan) ...


Per 1
Nothing thru first half. Scoreless

Per 2
Beitz takes bottom. Almost gets a reversal, but ends up with an esc pretty early in the period, 1-0. Pantaleo hits a TD late in the period, 1-2.

Per 3
Pantaleo takes bottom. He gets the esc, 1-3. 1:30 left in the period. Beitz can't get a TD, and the match ends 1-3.

Beitz will wrestle for 5th place.
 
Re: Gulibon pancaked to his back in final :30 for 5 pt. move

That's really a disappointing result for Jimmy.
 
Yes, although he has put himself

in the mix with the best in the country, which is a big improvement from last year. He could have won both of the matches he has lost in the B10 tourney. I think for Jimmy it's more mental than anything. The encouraging thing is that he is certainly capable of reversing these results at Nationals.
 
Re: Yes, although he has put himself

Yes, but Jimmy is gonna have a tough draw at Nats thanks to this showing. I know all draws are tough there but wait till we see it now

This post was edited on 3/8 2:13 PM by jschrantz
 
Re: Yes, although he has put himself

Originally posted by clucas:
in the mix with the best in the country, which is a big improvement from last year. He could have won both of the matches he has lost in the B10 tourney. I think for Jimmy it's more mental than anything. The encouraging thing is that he is certainly capable of reversing these results at Nationals.
JC wins a tight one...we needed that.

Jimmy with another loss in the closing seconds. Hopefully we can get that cleaned up. Seems to be almost a team wide trend.

Cutch seems to be rounding out nicely.

Hopefully Lawson goes all Mongoose on Adam Coon.
 
Re: Yes, although he has put himself

Originally posted by clucas:
in the mix with the best in the country, which is a big improvement from last year. He could have won both of the matches he has lost in the B10 tourney. I think for Jimmy it's more mental than anything. The encouraging thing is that he is certainly capable of reversing these results at Nationals.
Jimmy got screwed in that first loss - he should have been in the final. This is the same official that refused to call stalling against Iowa wrestlers in the PSU-Iowa dual when multiple Iowa wrestlers were clearly intentionally stalling in the 3rd period to cling to a tenuous lead against PSU wrestlers coming on strong in 3rd period (including refusing to call any stalling on Gilman who stalled the entire 3rd period including fleeing the mat late in the 3rd to prevent a JC takedown -- no stall calls, not one). Same official calls stalling late in the 3rd period only moments after JimmyG had escaped from Taylor to take a 1-point lead???? Literally called stalling within moments of JG escaping to take the 1-point lead and at the very end of the bout to send it into OT -- an absurd call given the way this clown has officiated "stalling" in multiple other matches.
 
184: McCutcheon vs. TJ Dudley (Nebraska) ...


Per 1
scoreless

Per 2
Dudley takes bottom. He gets a quick esc, 0-1. Cutch with the TD and gets 3 NF, 5-1. End of the period.

Per 3
Cutch takes bottom. He gets a quick esc, 6-1. He nails another TD, 8-1. He's building RT. Oops, Cutch needs an injury timeout. I didn't see what happened. He's up and ready to wrestle. Period comes to an end. With 1:11 of RT, Cutch wins 9-1.

He'll wrestle for 3rd place!
 
285: Lawson vs. Adam Coon (Michigan) ...


Per 1
LawDog with a quick TD, 2-0. Coon with an esc, 2-1. Then Coon with the TD with about a minute left, 2-3. LawDog with an esc near the end to tie it up, 3-3.

Per 2
Coon takes down. He quickly gets the esc, 3-4. Coon with the TD, 3-6, and then he cuts LawDog after RT is over a minute, 4-6. Coon with another TD, 4-8.

Per 3
LawDog takes bottom. He gets the esc, 5-8. That's it. WIth the RT point, LawDog loses 5-9.

He'll wrestle for 5th place
 
Re: 285: Lawson vs. Adam Coon (Michigan) ...

Lawson got injured in this match early
 
missed that ... trying to follow the action while on the phone ...


people don't seem to realize that I don't want to be bothered during PIAAs, B1Gs, and NCAAs. How come everyone doesn't know the schedule for these events. ;)

Tom
 
Originally posted by Tom McAndrew:
nfm
LawDog loses 8-4. Not sold on LawDog's ability to AA at Nationals....his record against the top 10 is suspect - he's got the win vs TW, but I think that's it.
 
Re: missed that ... trying to follow the action while on the phone ...

:) You are doing amazing even with the distractions of life, looked like he hurt his shoulder on his early TD, was favoring other the rest of the match. Hope it's ok in 2 weeks
 
157: 9th Place -- Frey vs. Mike Kelly (Iowa) ...


Per 1
Frey with a shot, but Kelly with a counter for the TD, 0-2. Kelly rides him a good bit and gets RT over 1 min. Stall warning on Kelly. Period ends with 2:04 of RT for Kelly.

9th place bout between Hammond - Moore about to start. I hate when PSU bouts are running at the same time. :(

Per 2
Kelly takes bottom. PSU wants a review of no back points for Frey. After review, no points are awarded.

Per 3
Frey takes bottom. Kelly hit with a another stall warning, so point to Frey, 1-2. Then Frey with the esc, 2-2. And just when he's getting back into the bout, he gives up a TD to Kelly, 2-4. With RT, the bout ends 2-5.

With this loss, I believe Frey has no shot at going to Nationals. 157 didn't turn out the way PSU was hoping this year.
 
165 9th Place: Hammond - Moore (Iowa) ...


Per 1
scoreless

Per 2
Moore takes bottom. Hammond gets called for locked hands, 0-1. Then Moore with the esc, 0-2.

Per 3
Hammond takes bottom. He gets the esc at about 30 sec, 1-2. Moore with a shot, but Hammond gets a TD on the counter, 2-3. 1 min left. Moore with the esc, 3-3. RT not a factor. We are heading to OT

SV
Moore with a shot, Hammond with the counter, and a stalemate with 27 sec left.

TB 1
Hammond on bottom. He gets ridden out

TB 2
Moore on bottom. He gets a quick esc, 4-3. And that's how it ends, 4-3 TB
 
BTW, PSU out of the running for Team Title ...


looks to be an Iowa - Ohio State race, though Minny and Michigan are still technically in the hunt.
 
125 3rd Place: Conaway vs. Delgado (Illini) ...


Delgado medical forfeits, so Conaway takes 3rd!
 
Re: 125 3rd Place: Conaway vs. Delgado (Illini) ...

Originally posted by Tom McAndrew:

Delgado medical forfeits, so Conaway takes 3rd!
Yea, saw that on TrackWrestling....did Delgado get hurt against Tomasello?
 
133 5th Place: Gulibon vs. Zane Richards (Illini) ...


they met earlier in the B1G Tourney, with Jimmy winning 3-1 on a 3rd period TD.

Per 1
Jimmy with a TD, 2-0. Richards with a late esc, 2-1.

Per 2
Jimmy takes bottom. Quick esc, 3-1. Richards with a late TD, 3-3. End of period.

Per 3
Richards takes bottom. Pretty quick esc, 3-4. Gulibon in deep on a single, and the ref calls a stalemate. I didn't agree with that call. And that's how it ends, 3-4.

Jimmy finishes in 6th place at the B1Gs.
 
Re: 133 5th Place: Gulibon vs. Zane Richards (Illini) ...

JG showed a lot of improvement this year. But like a lot of our wrestlers in this tournament, we're not staying aggressive to beat guys - instead it appears we're just trying to manage the match and this tournament we're getting burned by that. JG needs to look at taking Richards down several times in a match and not be happy with one TD.
 
...Jimmy just lost due to another "Big10 " decision!!!...

...absolutely disgusting!!!...
 
B1G is really tough at 133 ...


but Jimmy just seems to have lapses at inopportune times.

he appeared to turn things on this season, but as you noted, 3 loses in a roll at B1Gs.

Tom
 
That ref that officiated Gulibon's match SUCKED!

Jimmy was losing 4-3, which was the final score. Jimmy's in on a deep shot has Richard's leg and is improving his position, grabs Richard's hip and is working toward getting the second ankle and the ref calls STALEMATE!! HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE CALL! That was total BS. Jimmy would have gone up by 1 pt with that TD.

After the match, Cael was great. You could hear him say to the ref "He's in on the short and working and you stop it. You got yourself the worst ranking of all the officials." Cael was right. They should pull this guy's credentials.


This post was edited on 3/8 3:48 PM by pabison
 
Beitz gets a second crack at Steiber next, if Steiber wrestles

After two close calls, I think Zach takes him this time.
 
Re: That ref that officiated Gulibon's match SUCKED!

Originally posted by pabison:
Jimmy was losing 4-3, which was the final score. Jimmy's in on a deep shot has Richard's leg and is improving his position, grabs Richard's hip and is working toward getting the second ankle and the ref calls STALEMATE!! HORRIBLE, HORRIBLE CALL! That was total BS. Jimmy would have gone up by 1 pt with that TD.

After the match, Cael was great. You could hear him say to the ref "He's in on the short and working and you stop it. You got yourself the worst ranking of all the officials." Cael was right. They should pull this guy's credentials.


This post was edited on 3/8 3:48 PM by pabison
JimmyG screwed by the Homer10 in his semi-final match and last match - f'ing ridiculous inconsistent officiating. Complete joke - I feel for Jimmy, he should have been in the finals as he clearly beat Taylor with any reasonable officiating and then he gets jobbed again in his final match. Just a complete joke, I feel bad for the kid.
 
149 5th Place: Beitz vs. Hunter Stieber (Ohio State) ...


Stieber had an injury default in the semis, and then got pinned in the consolation semis. Certainly has not been the season he was expecting.

And Stieber with a medical forfeit, so Beitz takes 5th!
 
Appears Cutch will not compete for 3rd at 184 ...


so he'll finish in 4th place.

I don't have any more details at this time.

Tom
 
wow, IMar just took apart Dylan Ness in the 157 finals ...


any doubts I had about IMar, mostly due to his being a freshman, have been resolved. Ness kept trying his elevator move, and IMar wouldn't let him hit it.

Ness has always been an interesting wrestler -- a lot of talent, but not always the most disciplined. Still, he could make big throws, his his elevator, or something else from his bad of tricks whenever he was in trouble. Not today.

I think it will be tough to beat IMar at Nationals.

Impressive performance.

Tom
 
Re: wow, IMar just took apart Dylan Ness in the 157 finals ...

Originally posted by Tom McAndrew:

any doubts I had about IMar, mostly due to his being a freshman, have been resolved. Ness kept trying his elevator move, and IMar wouldn't let him hit it.

Ness has always been an interesting wrestler -- a lot of talent, but not always the most disciplined. Still, he could make big throws, his his elevator, or something else from his bad of tricks whenever he was in trouble. Not today.

I think it will be tough to beat IMar at Nationals.

Impressive performance.

Tom
IMar stayed very disciplined - stayed low on his shots....Ness likes to push on people, get them to push back and hits the elevator lift by getting their momentum moving forward. IMar allowed him to think he had him "setup" several times by pushing back I assume, but when Ness went to try the elevator, IMar would stop pushing forward and "dropped down" onto his thighs and hips. You knew Ness was going to try it (I'm sure IMar knew it was coming), but he did a great job letting Ness "think" he had him setup only to stop his forward momentum and "drop-down" onto Ness lower body. He kind of "setup" Ness several times when Ness thought he had him setup - a reverse setup of sorts.).
 
174 Final: Brown vs. Robert Kokesh (Nebraska) ...


last year's B1G Champ versus 2013 B1G Champ.

should be a good match.

Per 1
Brown in on a leg early but nothing. Brown tried a duck under, Kokesh tried a single counter, but OOB with 1:58 left. Kokesh with the TD off a fireman's carry, and OOB with 1:32. Blood time for Kokesh. Brown up and out quickly, 1-2, with 1:45 left. OOB with 36 sec. Brown in on a single, but OOB with 8 sec. End of period.

Per 2
Brown takes bottom. Brown to his base, then up and out in 8 sec, 2-2. 18 sec of RT for Kokesh. OOB with 1:02 off of a shot by Brown. Brown in on a single, Kokesh tries some funk, crazy scramble, and Kokesh gets the TD with 1 sec, 2-4. Damn

Per 3
Kokesh takes down. He's up and brown takes him back down, but then Kokesh is out in about 15 sec, 2-5. Kokesh in on a single, Brown with a scramble, and then stalemate at 1:08 sec. Kokesh in on a single, and he gets the TD, 2-7. Brown to his base and he gets cut at 45 sec, 3-7. 30 sec left, not looking good. Kokesh in on a single, they scramble, and then stopped for PD at 11 sec. And that's how it ends.

Kokesh just seems to match up well against Matt Brown.

Brown takes 2nd.
 
Re: LawDog not wrestling at 285 for 5th ... will finish 6th ***

That's a shame for Jimmy and for Matt McCutcheon. Jimmy showed some early offense against Coon and looked as good early on as I've seen him, but gets "rewarded" by getting injured.

Matt having a heck of a tournament and then injures his left knee while he's in control of the match and was literally just trying to pull Dudley back into him as Dudley was trying to stand up. It looked like he pulled Dudley back into himself and it just put some pressure on his knee from a weird angle. Dudley didn't even hit him hard, just kind eased back into him. It was a total fluke.
 
197 Final: McIntosh vs. Kyle Snyder (Ohio State) ...


could be interesting. McIntosh had a tough time with Snyder when they met earlier this year.

#2 seed vs. #1 seed

Per 1
Nothing thru 1 min. OOB with 1:30. Snyder with a shot at 1:20, nothing, then OOB with 1:14. That was the 1st real shot. 30 sec left. Snyder with a reach but not commitment. End of period. McIntosh didn't take 1 shot.

Per 2
Snyder takes bottom. Snyder out in 4 sec, 0-1. McIntosh in on a leg, nearly had it, has Snyder dancing, and he gets the TD with 1:16 as they go OOB, 2-1. Snyder working up, taken back to mat. Snyder to his feet, and taken down again. RT over 30 sec. RT now over 1 min. A rideout after the TD. 1:21 of RT.

Per 3
McIntosh takes down. Mac works up and he's out in 8 sec, so he has 1:12 of RT, and a 3-1 lead. Snyder with a reach taht is blocked by McIntosh. McIntosh has an ankle, and stopped for PD at 1:13. 1 min left. Blood time for McIntosh. 57 sec. left. 30 sec left. Snyder with a reach, blocked. 15 sec. And that's it, McIntosh wins it, 3-1!!!!!!

McIntosh is PSU's only B1G Champ.
 
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