Match Thread Michigan State Dual Thread
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I'd be curious to know what kind of practice Cael put them through yesterday.
Three cheers to Brooks for wrestling both duals.
Man I can’t believe Brooks has 8 losses this year. Turned into a bum
SV is the period that precedes the rideouts.... if you score a TD (or had the given a stalling point) in SV1 or SV2, match ends on that score. Rideouts come after each SV - apparently Haines escaped when he was down (Haines must have chosen down) so was up a point.... Ref called stalling while Haines was on top with 1 second left (IOW, Haines rode him out and would have won but for ref awarding a stalling point to Saldate).
I feel horrible for somebody who doesn't follow wrestling who sees this. You'd actually know less about the sport than you did before you heard these guys.
Brooke saying - practice??? We talkin’ about practice???!! Not a match, not a match - practice??
You have a 4G Apple smart TV but can’t stream lionvision?
Kirk looks pale. Hope he's not sick.
AB vs Wisler
AB in on single gets 3
Wisler out 3-1 2:30 left
it happens again at 2:00
6-2
Now
9-3
Now 12-3
Now 15-4
It’s AB guys what do you think is happening?
18-5 after 1
AB lets him up
Gets three tech fall
21-6
AB in on single gets 3
Wisler out 3-1 2:30 left
it happens again at 2:00
6-2
Now
9-3
Now 12-3
Now 15-4
It’s AB guys what do you think is happening?
18-5 after 1
AB lets him up
Gets three tech fall
21-6
And when that seems to be the case it’s almost always the younger guys who struggle. The older ones have evidently learned how to get through.
Whole lot of people have gleefully outed themselves as not listening to Byers today.
Byers said that he's "under the weather", but he'd be going if it was tournament time.
Pause lionvision when you hear opening whistle of 1st match and then press play when you see them start to wrestle. That’s it for the dual.
I never get that right man... always have Jeff about 4 seconds ahead and then it's like Jeff is Nostradamus as he correctly predicts every sequence
How do you call a stall during rideouts unless top guy is riding leg or ankle???????
Not sure taking bottom is the best choice here by cochran
And then he escapes immediately
And then he escapes immediately
if he’s holding on to ankle, he gets a ten count I learned today.
Byers said Terrill weighed in at 242 & Cochran around 198.
You guys want to take up a collection for these announcers?
The announcers?!
Even though it's already nearly happened at the Classic, where it was closer to a sloppy mistake, it's tough to imagine Aaron Brooks giving up a takedown this year.
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35-0 with three backups. Not too shabby.
Haines match was nuts. Mesenbrink match was good; a few things for Mitchell to work on. Another solid performance by Davis. Nice win for Cochran. A few guys didn’t look their best but ten wins is ten wins.
Haines match was nuts. Mesenbrink match was good; a few things for Mitchell to work on. Another solid performance by Davis. Nice win for Cochran. A few guys didn’t look their best but ten wins is ten wins.
PSU just ran out three backups who were bumping up a weight (one at HWT) and shut out a Big Ten opponent.
That's not normal.
That's not normal.
So essentially, he called no stalling on Saldate despite a 10 second ankle ride, but then called stalling on Haines despite no leg/ankle ride (and called it with only 1 second remaining in rideout)??????
You have to be in control to get near fall. Fish was in control during that sequence.
Seriously, the whining about the officiating here is nauseating. The officiating in the Haines OT was fine:
- The locking hands call by the assistant ref was fine - that is what he is supposed to be looking for and when they hit the mat in the body lock Levi was locked for a split second. They reviewed and got the call right. Saldate was at 90 degrees for a second where the lock was fine and Levi released it as he moved out of 90 into a different position. The refs worked together and the call ended up corrected.
- Levi stopped the stall count himself by turning back into Saldate to grab for ankles when Saldate was dropped down on the leg. He did it twice - which was a brain fart when you only have 30 seconds to escape. The ref picked it back up when he was supposed to.
- The stall call on Levi in the 2nd OT was also correct. It was for failure to attempt to return to the mat, not just a judgment stalling call. Saldate was on his feet and Levi was holding on in a front headlock. You can't just stand there forever holding that position when you are on top. You go five seconds without an attempt to return, you get called.
Haines was holding on to a front headlock while they were both standing. I’m not going to say it wasn’t stalling. But one second left? I guess stalling is stalling wherever it happens.
HVY- Cochran vs. Terrill
Kerk under the weather
Terrill 242 pounds, Cochran 198 pounds
P1:
Cochran TD 3-0
Cochran rides him out
P2:
Terrill down
Cochran riding tough
Cochran goes over 2-min RT
Cochran rides him out 3-0
Cochran +2:42 RT
P3:
Cochran down
Cochran quick escape 4-0
Cochran +2:31 RT
Nothing else
Cochran DEC Terrill 5-0
Kerk under the weather
Terrill 242 pounds, Cochran 198 pounds
P1:
Cochran TD 3-0
Cochran rides him out
P2:
Terrill down
Cochran riding tough
Cochran goes over 2-min RT
Cochran rides him out 3-0
Cochran +2:42 RT
P3:
Cochran down
Cochran quick escape 4-0
Cochran +2:31 RT
Nothing else
Cochran DEC Terrill 5-0
