AGH, Jeffries gets the TD he needs to go up 6-4, then gets pinned.
EDIT - Sorensen got the TD, not Jeffries, Track misled me.
EDIT - Sorensen got the TD, not Jeffries, Track misled me.
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the best part of the sorenson match was the ref giving the table "the business" for having the wrong score .....if you were watching on track you thought jefferies was leading ....he wasnt.
this happens too much. Also before this i was entertained by the kid on the mat saying he matches the anklets with the shoes and the girl sitting with him just couldnt understand why.
this happens too much. Also before this i was entertained by the kid on the mat saying he matches the anklets with the shoes and the girl sitting with him just couldnt understand why.
that is exactly what I thought, edited above for clarification. Can't watch at work, so had it up.
Kemerer beat Hidlay 10 - 6 I think. It looked to me like Hidlay could not get past Kemerer's hands.
But I only saw parts of the third.
Kemdog owned him on their feet. Terry was rightly yelling at ref that hayden wasn't doing anything.
Haden looked much thicker than kem but kem was just much slicker.
Marinelli was a little sloppy in his match if they need him to win a title this year they should RS him because I think he may break their hearts. More to this decision w Clark and stoll I presume.
Clark and Stoll make them competitive for a team trophy, but they aren't winning a championship (team wise). Marinelli has a long ways to go to be more than at best 7th or 8th, more likely round of 12.
Just my opinion, but redshirt the kid let him develop his skill set and strength then set him loose.
By the way - I did like his aggressiveness. He was always moving forward and attacking, but he struggled to finish at times.
Just my opinion, but redshirt the kid let him develop his skill set and strength then set him loose.
By the way - I did like his aggressiveness. He was always moving forward and attacking, but he struggled to finish at times.
Notable upsets so far, in the Championship brackets:
125:
Christian Moody (Oklahoma) over #4 seed Ben Thornton (Purdue), 6-5
Travis Piotrowski (Illini) over #6 seed LB Bentley (Pitt), 7-2
133:
Alec Kelly (Columbia) over #5 seed Emilio Saavedra (Old Dominion), 6-4
Luke Karem (Lehigh) over #13 seed Alex Madrigal (Old Dominion), 4-3
Luke Karem (Lehigh) over #4 seed Earl Hall (Iowa St), 2-1
Billy Rappo (Maryland) over #6 seed Tyson Dippery (Rutgers), pin at 4:17
Billy Rappo (Maryland) over #11 seed Scott Delvecchio (Rutgers), 8-3
Cam Sykora (N. Dakota) over #15 seed Ian Parker (Iowa St), 16-0
141:
Luke Pletcher (Ohio St) over #9 seed Kyle Springer (East. Michigan), 10-6
#12 seed Chad Red (Nebraska) over #5 seed Cole Martin (Wisky), 13-3
Taylor Nein (N. Dakota) over #4 seed Colton McCrystal (Nebraska), pin at 4:19
149:
Ryan Deakin (NW) over #9 seed Jordan Laster (Princeton), 2-1, TB-1
Michael Sprague (American) over #8 seed Collin Purinton (Nebraska), 5-2
Josh Maruca (Ariz. St) over #12 seed Andrew Crone (Wisky), 4-1
#14 seed Anthony Giraldo (Rutgers) over #3 seed Alfred Bannister (Maryland), 2-1, TB-1
157:
Colston DiBlasi (Iowa St) over #16 seed Evan Wick (Wisky), 7-1
James Wolfe (East. Mich.) over #9 seed Justin Staudenmayer (Brown), 18-7
#13 seed John Van Brill (Rutgers) over #4 seed Clayton Ream (N Dakota), pin at 5:34
T. Ruschell (Wisky) over Dawaylon Barnes (Oklahoma), 5-3, SV-1
#10 seed Alex Griffin (Purdue) over #7 seed BJ Clagon (Rider), 7-2
165:
Brian Hamann (NC St) over #5 seed Seldon Wright (Old Dominion), 3-2
Demetriu Romero (Boise St) over #12 seed Kyle Bierdumpfel (Harvard), 4-3
Kaleb Young (Iowa) over #14 seed Jacen Petersen (AZ St), 3-2
Kaleb Young (Iowa) over #3 seed Clark Glass (Oklahoma), 3-2
Lorenzo De La Riva (CSU-Bakers.) over #6 seed Johnny Sebastian (NW), pin at 4:21
Tyrei White (Columbia) over #7 seed Joseph Gunther (Iowa), 3-2
Tyrei White (Columbia) over #10 seed Grant Henderson (Grand View), 5-4
174:
Devin Skatzka (Indiana) over #6 seed Christian Brucki (C. Mich.), pin at 3:38
Jordan Pagano (Rutgers) over #7 seed Ryan Christensen (Wisky), 4-0
184:
Zac Carlson (S. Dakota) over #13 seed Hunter Ritter (Wisky), inj for. at 0:22
197:
Mason Reinhardt (Wisky) over #8 seed Brad Johnson (Okla.), 18-7
Mason Reinhardt (Wisky) over #9 seed Matt Williams (CSU-Baker.), pin at 8:30
285:
Mike Kosoy (NC St) over #11 seed Quean Smith (Iowa St), 3-1
Conan Jennings (NW) over #7 seed Ray O'Donnell (Princeton), pin at 6:09
Conan Jennings (NW) over #10 seed Cody Crawford (Oregon St), 5-0
#13 seed Jordan Wood (Lehigh) over #4 seed Brooks Black (Illini), 2-1
125:
Christian Moody (Oklahoma) over #4 seed Ben Thornton (Purdue), 6-5
Travis Piotrowski (Illini) over #6 seed LB Bentley (Pitt), 7-2
133:
Alec Kelly (Columbia) over #5 seed Emilio Saavedra (Old Dominion), 6-4
Luke Karem (Lehigh) over #13 seed Alex Madrigal (Old Dominion), 4-3
Luke Karem (Lehigh) over #4 seed Earl Hall (Iowa St), 2-1
Billy Rappo (Maryland) over #6 seed Tyson Dippery (Rutgers), pin at 4:17
Billy Rappo (Maryland) over #11 seed Scott Delvecchio (Rutgers), 8-3
Cam Sykora (N. Dakota) over #15 seed Ian Parker (Iowa St), 16-0
141:
Luke Pletcher (Ohio St) over #9 seed Kyle Springer (East. Michigan), 10-6
#12 seed Chad Red (Nebraska) over #5 seed Cole Martin (Wisky), 13-3
Taylor Nein (N. Dakota) over #4 seed Colton McCrystal (Nebraska), pin at 4:19
149:
Ryan Deakin (NW) over #9 seed Jordan Laster (Princeton), 2-1, TB-1
Michael Sprague (American) over #8 seed Collin Purinton (Nebraska), 5-2
Josh Maruca (Ariz. St) over #12 seed Andrew Crone (Wisky), 4-1
#14 seed Anthony Giraldo (Rutgers) over #3 seed Alfred Bannister (Maryland), 2-1, TB-1
157:
Colston DiBlasi (Iowa St) over #16 seed Evan Wick (Wisky), 7-1
James Wolfe (East. Mich.) over #9 seed Justin Staudenmayer (Brown), 18-7
#13 seed John Van Brill (Rutgers) over #4 seed Clayton Ream (N Dakota), pin at 5:34
T. Ruschell (Wisky) over Dawaylon Barnes (Oklahoma), 5-3, SV-1
#10 seed Alex Griffin (Purdue) over #7 seed BJ Clagon (Rider), 7-2
165:
Brian Hamann (NC St) over #5 seed Seldon Wright (Old Dominion), 3-2
Demetriu Romero (Boise St) over #12 seed Kyle Bierdumpfel (Harvard), 4-3
Kaleb Young (Iowa) over #14 seed Jacen Petersen (AZ St), 3-2
Kaleb Young (Iowa) over #3 seed Clark Glass (Oklahoma), 3-2
Lorenzo De La Riva (CSU-Bakers.) over #6 seed Johnny Sebastian (NW), pin at 4:21
Tyrei White (Columbia) over #7 seed Joseph Gunther (Iowa), 3-2
Tyrei White (Columbia) over #10 seed Grant Henderson (Grand View), 5-4
174:
Devin Skatzka (Indiana) over #6 seed Christian Brucki (C. Mich.), pin at 3:38
Jordan Pagano (Rutgers) over #7 seed Ryan Christensen (Wisky), 4-0
184:
Zac Carlson (S. Dakota) over #13 seed Hunter Ritter (Wisky), inj for. at 0:22
197:
Mason Reinhardt (Wisky) over #8 seed Brad Johnson (Okla.), 18-7
Mason Reinhardt (Wisky) over #9 seed Matt Williams (CSU-Baker.), pin at 8:30
285:
Mike Kosoy (NC St) over #11 seed Quean Smith (Iowa St), 3-1
Conan Jennings (NW) over #7 seed Ray O'Donnell (Princeton), pin at 6:09
Conan Jennings (NW) over #10 seed Cody Crawford (Oregon St), 5-0
#13 seed Jordan Wood (Lehigh) over #4 seed Brooks Black (Illini), 2-1
Agreed on Marinelli, I don't see his game working against AA caliber guys, and there are plenty of them at 165 this year. I think IMar majors him tonight.
Just a guess, but in the very near future a Chad Red victory over just about anybody isn't going to be called an upset. Looks tougher than tough.
My bad on posting before the round was over. I've updated my earlier post to include a few additional upsets in the upper weights.
1. Iowa 42.0
2. Rutgers 40.5
3. Illinois 36.5
3. Nebraska 36.5
5. Arizona State 33.0
6. NC State 29.0
6. South Dakota St 29.0
8. Central Michiga 27.5
8. Wisconsin 27.5
10. Oklahoma 25.0
11. Maryland 22.0
11. Rider 22.0
13. Northwestern 21.0
13. Princeton 21.0
13. Purdue 21.0
16. CSU Bakersfield 20.5
2. Rutgers 40.5
3. Illinois 36.5
3. Nebraska 36.5
5. Arizona State 33.0
6. NC State 29.0
6. South Dakota St 29.0
8. Central Michiga 27.5
8. Wisconsin 27.5
10. Oklahoma 25.0
11. Maryland 22.0
11. Rider 22.0
13. Northwestern 21.0
13. Princeton 21.0
13. Purdue 21.0
16. CSU Bakersfield 20.5
Thanks tikk! I see that the finals will be on B1G Network and the rest of the rounds on BTN2GO.
Wisconsin had a lot of seeds go down. Almost as surprising as a Tsirtsis OT ride-out win.
When is enough enough with Davis?
When is enough enough with Davis?
I wasn't posting to signal any missed upsets, or anything like that. I was just watching the match and was pretty impressed with Jordan's second period rideout and how tough he looked while beating a fairly decent NCAA heavyweight.
I'm sure the plan is no different than any other Tsirtsis year... Bore the opponent to death and win by staying on top longer.
I know the guy had a rough year, last year, and I do empathize with him, in that regard. I'm not trying to attack him, as a person. From anything I've seen, he's a stand-up guy. But as a competitor, I'd rather eat a bowl of rusty nails with no milk than watch a match of his.
Would adding a glass of milk to his match change your mind?
9-3 final score - Kolodzik. Pletcher got dinged with a stall and also ridden for about the entire 3rd.
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