And if he does that he can be hit with a caution and lose a point. I’ll acquiesce to your inability to see another persons point of view. Agree to disagree. The end!
Lee/Bartlett
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The shot clock has always been a 30-sec stalling license for the other guy. Please point out any time where one guy was on the clock and the other guy got hit with a point-scoring caution while remaining in-bounds.
But under the theory that it might be called anyway: the guy not on the clock, still has no incentive to try to score -- no ref is gonna caution him 2x in 30 sec. So one guy gives up a caution, the other gives up a shot clock point. Rinse and repeat for another 30 sec, with no reason to expect a different result.
Unless you meant sudden victory, which you didn't say. And the refs start calling something they never have before. Both.
If you had said a one-minute period, with the first 30 sec on the shot clock, that would've been different -- although that creates an incentive to recover the shot clock point with a pushout. But you didn't, you said a 30-sec period.
There would never be a match that would go beyond the first period.
Seen enough freestyle to know giving up a shot clock point isn't that big of a deal. Just get the last 2-point takedown after giving up a step out and a shot clock point and one has criteria.
2-2 freestyle matches that end this way can be as boring as any 2-1 folkstyle match with two escapes and riding time.
The step-out with the caution and one, where the caution gave Nick criteria along with the scoreboard criteria indication error was unfortunate circumstance for Beau.
I can't imagine any wrestler really keeping track mentally of all the situations that would cause one to lose criteria in a tie, or coaches being able to effectively communicate them during a match. I guess that's why it's better to just keep wrestling and trying to score points.
2-2 freestyle matches that end this way can be as boring as any 2-1 folkstyle match with two escapes and riding time.
The step-out with the caution and one, where the caution gave Nick criteria along with the scoreboard criteria indication error was unfortunate circumstance for Beau.
I can't imagine any wrestler really keeping track mentally of all the situations that would cause one to lose criteria in a tie, or coaches being able to effectively communicate them during a match. I guess that's why it's better to just keep wrestling and trying to score points.
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