Nick Lee pinned by the OK St kid at the scuffle
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Nick Lee pinned by the OK St kid at the scuffle
Loss to Eierman's backup does not count. Nick did not grayshirt -- he was still in high school. (Wouldn't count if he were grayshirting either.)Nick got pinned a few times early in his career. Ryan Diehl pinned him at NCAAs (I thought we lost right there) Eierman's backup pinned him his greyshirting year.
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Loss to Eierman's backup does not count. Nick did not grayshirt -- he was still in high school. (Wouldn't count if he were grayshirting either.)
Actually that loss was in Nick's true freshman year before his redshirt was pulled.
Loss to Eierman's backup does not count. Nick did not grayshirt -- he was still in high school. (Wouldn't count if he were grayshirting either.)
El-Jefe is right, it was his HS Senior year (or what should have been) He wasn't enrolled yet but training with NLWC. It was Zach Synon (who was a college senior and was a 2x NQ at 133 but moved up to 141 and couldn't beat Eierman) so I get why Jefe isn't counting it.
A few things: I really think Cenzo and Mark are rolling right now. I know HR loved the 2-0 Bull vs Cenzo thing but they're gonna be sorely disappointed if they hang their hat on that.
DeSanto is the definitive fave vs RBY but I'm curious to see how RBY responds to this matchup. Perhaps, he can use his scrambling to his advantage vs a very aggressive DeSanto.
Lastly, I'm intrigued by Cassioppi vs Snacks. Cassioppi is the definitive fave here as well, but he did get ridden for almost an entire period by the Gas Tank. I wonder if he chooses bottom vs Snacks?
Does RBY wrestle with one arm behind his back again?
You are talking about a wrestling crowd that after Zain scored 3 sets of back points or won with a pin screamed Rutherford was stalling.I don't understand why this is stalling (except that for a certain crowd, anything short of maniacal, DeSanto-level aggression becomes stalling).
I think most people would say that wrestling with one arm puts that wrestler at a disadvantage, not his opponent. But then again, I think most people would say that wrestling with one leg would also put that wrestler at a disadvantage, not his opponent.
If I'm wrestling a guy who dominates from one tie or position, I'm going to do whatever I can to avoid that tie or position. That's not stalling. That's wrestling. Standing in the center, but not letting an opponent latch on to an arm is not preventing wrestling or avoiding engagement.
If RBY backs out of every tie and wrestles in reverse all match, then sure, that is stalling. But wrestlers aren't obligated to wrestle in the exact way their opponent wants them to.
If RBY backs out of every tie and wrestles in reverse all match, then sure, that is stalling. But wrestlers aren't obligated to wrestle in the exact way their opponent wants them to.
I don't understand why this is stalling (except that for a certain crowd, anything short of maniacal, DeSanto-level aggression becomes stalling).
I think most people would say that wrestling with one arm puts that wrestler at a disadvantage, not his opponent. But then again, I think most people would say that wrestling with one leg would also put that wrestler at a disadvantage, not his opponent.
If I'm wrestling a guy who dominates from one tie or position, I'm going to do whatever I can to avoid that tie or position. That's not stalling. That's wrestling. Standing in the center, but not letting an opponent latch on to an arm is not preventing wrestling or avoiding engagement.
If RBY backs out of every tie and wrestles in reverse all match, then sure, that is stalling. But wrestlers aren't obligated to wrestle in the exact way their opponent wants them to.
Does RBY wrestle with one arm behind his back again?
does the geico commercial remind anyone of hot asphaltDoes RBY wrestle with one arm behind his back again?
Pretty sure I tuned in for a PSU match and I heard stalling being called quite clearly from the crowd. Let's at least be a little objective that just because some message board experts call for stalling, it hardly implicates an entire fan base.Geez guys, it's what the fans at CHA do. Good for them, I wish PSU fans would do a little more of that. We're solid as a fan base, heck we're far better than solid, we're extraordinary. Iowa just takes it to another level at times.
I get what some are saying, but it's home mat advantage and what fans should do ... give their guys an advantage. It's something our guys have to block out, some may even get energy from the hostile crowd.
Wrestling has really simple rules for most fans. Rule #1- If my guys is clearly better your guy must keep action constantly or be called for a stall. Rule#2 If your guy is better my guy is simply smart to control the match and wrestle with good strategy. We are all guilty of this to some degree. Iowa has MANY loud mouthed fans, so the entire place sounds like one big STALLING cry. Listen closely during the 141 match and I doubt it sounds quite that way, but in REC Hall it sure would.
Concur - 22 to 14 Iowa125 Iowa 5
133 50-50 3
141 PSU 4
149 Iowa 4
157 Iowa 4
165 50-50 3
174 PSU 4
184 Iowa 3
197 Iowa 3
HWT PSU 3
Giving each team one of the 50-50 decisions, that's 22-14 Iowa. That seems reasonable to me.
I don't understand why this is stalling (except that for a certain crowd, anything short of maniacal, DeSanto-level aggression becomes stalling).
I think most people would say that wrestling with one arm puts that wrestler at a disadvantage, not his opponent. But then again, I think most people would say that wrestling with one leg would also put that wrestler at a disadvantage, not his opponent.
If I'm wrestling a guy who dominates from one tie or position, I'm going to do whatever I can to avoid that tie or position. That's not stalling. That's wrestling. Standing in the center, but not letting an opponent latch on to an arm is not preventing wrestling or avoiding engagement.
If RBY backs out of every tie and wrestles in reverse all match, then sure, that is stalling. But wrestlers aren't obligated to wrestle in the exact way their opponent wants them to.
Ditto that. CHA may be louder than Rec Hall with their stalling calls, but it is only a matter of degree. Stalling, what;s he doing on bottom, what;s he doing on top. Annoying but it is what it is.
Absolutely, and Rivera stalls DeSanto out. Iowa’s obsession with stalling is so ignorant it’s pitiful. I doubt a majority of your HR posters ever wrestled. See Retherfords stall ride.Does RBY wrestle with one arm behind his back again?
Geez guys, it's what the fans at CHA do. Good for them, I wish PSU fans would do a little more of that. We're solid as a fan base, heck we're far better than solid, we're extraordinary. Iowa just takes it to another level at times.
I get what some are saying, but it's home mat advantage and what fans should do ... give their guys an advantage. It's something our guys have to block out, some may even get energy from the hostile crowd.
Would that be a bad strategy?Does RBY wrestle with one arm behind his back again?
Maybe but if you watch the Tom Brands interview on this threadMy prediction is that prior to this season TnT STILL wouldn't have brought this team to Happy Valley, if the B1G wasn't forcing them to.
Would there be a HR thread calling for rule changes if he did and pulled out a win?Does RBY wrestle with one arm behind his back again?
Just listened to It and thought it was great. Honest in where his program was and took ownership for it. He is one of the best during press conferences.Maybe but if you watch the Tom Brands interview on this thread
https://iowa.forums.rivals.com/threads/penn-st-match-interviews.302014/#post-7338529
https://iowa.forums.rivals.com/threads/penn-st-match-interviews.302014/#post-7338529
you might change your mind. It’s a little long but he states that the AD’s at Penn St and Iowa have been talking and he and Cael have also talked about Iowa making a return trip to Penn St in 2021-2022 when they won’t have a scheduled Big 10 dual. He says Penn St owes Iowa a charter and Iowa owes Penn St a dual.
There is a reason they wrestle the dual, but it sure feels like a comfortable Iowa victory. There are a couple of paths to victory for PSU while Iowa seems to have about 10. PSU needs to win all of the toss ups and matches they are favored in plus probably pull an upset at 133,197 or 285. 141-165-174-184 all must haves and need at least one other match plus bonus at 141. This still might not be enough. I have run it through in my mind and could see PSU winning only 2 matches (141-174), but there is also a chance PSU could win 7 matches. Tough task in Carver Hawkeye. I can see a path where Iowa wins this dual but PSU comes away as a toss up in March. If 165,174, and 184 show strongly for PSU and either RBY or Shak prove better than Desanto or Warner look out if Berge does come back strong for BIG. There is still a lot of season left.
Maybe a clarification of exactly what "presenting yourself" means in a wrestling match. Is a wrestler looking to score if they have an arm held back consistently? Interesting topic really. Atleast to meWould there be a HR thread calling for rule changes if he did and pulled out a win?