Midlands Tournament Thread
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Brady Berge Midlands -- Does anyone know why he did not wrestle?
He was in the 157 bracket announced on flowrestling last night, but this morning he was not! missed weight, No show, skin issues, ????
He was in the 157 bracket announced on flowrestling last night, but this morning he was not! missed weight, No show, skin issues, ????
In other news, Yianni 18, Thorn 4
wow!
Please let him draw McKenna relatively early at NCAAs
wow!
Please let him draw McKenna relatively early at NCAAs
Ahhhh
Would be great to see a Yanni vs McKenna quarterfinal at NCAAs.
The only reason was sophistry
Have a desired conclusion in mind, and work to that conclusion.
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A lot of projected high AAs for 2019 going down early
Murin, Lugo and Young all got rode hard. Gunther lost opening round after giving up NF. Warner got rode hard last round too, but broke out of it and capitalized for the W.
2020 might have to weight till 2021.
Spencer Lee doing spencer lee things....but Im sure thats because of the room and not because he is just that freaking talented.
2020 might have to weight till 2021.
Spencer Lee doing spencer lee things....but Im sure thats because of the room and not because he is just that freaking talented.
Spencer is in his second piece of action in college and I'm reasonably confident he beats Suriano.
if he tears through Russel (tonight) and bresser (morning) I really think he can beat suriano. Gosh he looks good, but now we will see guys that have good defense and will try to slow him down.
I just think the kid is too good to be slowed down.
I'm like 55-45, it'll be close but Spencer is ripping through the competition at an insane rate.
True, we have seen him dominate 2 NCAA qualifiers already though. I do agree we'll get a better sense of where he is, just don't seriously think Russell or Bresser can stop him. I could be wrong of course.
There isn't much IF in that sceaniro. Russel nor Bresser is going to do much to slow Lee.
I think Spencer beats the Rutgers kid, but that one will be contested.
I don't hold it against Suriano that he's not teching everyone he faces because he's not built for that; he does what he does perfectly though, and that's not get taken down, not take any risks, and use his strength. I think he'll get the takedown he needs here and win a close one. Seems like the score will be 3-2, 4-2 in either direction though, can't picture a 9-6 match between these two.
I can see this scenario as well. I just think Spencer will get the takedown and ride he needs.
I was picking the Rutgers kid until seeing Spencer today. If Lee gets the first takedown in that match, it's over. Can't see the RU kid coming back to beat a kid like Lee. I don't think that Spencer will turn RU with it, but he runs a bar like no other. He'll keep the shoulder surgeons busy for the next 4-5 years.
I saw that too. I have no idea, but I would guess stalling. But to get 2 DQ's for stalling you have to have a ref who is aggressive in calling it. How likely is that. Don't think I've ever seen anyone win consecutive matches by DQ!
Bingo. He won both matches via DQ due to the opponent getting 'stalled out'. I didnt see the first one but in the 2nd he was crushing the kid and made him quit.
125: Nick Suriano vs Zeke Moisey
Spencer Lee vs Shawn Russell
133: Mikey Philippi vs Scott Del Vechio
149: Matt Kolodzik vs Ryan Deakin
Justin Oliver vs Josh Maruca
184: Nate Jackson vs Nico Bonnaccorsi
197: Jacob Smith vs Jacob Warner
From Flo:
125: Nick Suriano (Rutgers) vs Zeke Moisey (West Virginia)
125: Sebastian Rivera (Northwestern) vs Devin Schroder (Purdue)
125: Ronnie Bresser (Oregon State) vs Luke Welch (Purdue)
125: Spencer Lee (Iowa - UNAT) vs Sean Russell (Edinboro)
133: Seth Gross (South Dakota State) vs Ali Naser (Arizona State)
133: Paul Glynn (Iowa) vs Dylan Duncan (Illinois)
133: Korbin Myers (Edinboro) vs Bryan Lantry (Buffalo - UNAT)
133: Micky Phillippi (Pittsburgh) vs Scott Delvecchio (Rutgers)
141: Mason Smith (Central Michigan) vs Colton Schilling (Cal Poly)
141: Carter Happel (Iowa) vs Tyler Smith (Bucknell)
141: Cole Weaver (Indiana) vs Yahya Thomas (Northwestern - UNAT)
141: Nate Limmex (Purdue) vs Pat D`Arcy (Princeton)
149: Brandon Sorensen (Iowa) vs Eleazar Deluca (Rutgers)
149: Jason Tsirtsis (Arizona State) vs Austin O`Connor (North Carolina)
149: Matthew Kolodzik (Princeton) vs Ryan Deakin (Northwestern)
149: Joshua Maruca (Arizona State) vs Justin Oliver (Central Michigan)
157: Michael Kemerer (Iowa) vs Jake Danishek (Indiana)
157: Justin Staudenmayer (Brown) vs Joseph Velliquette (Penn)
157: Luke Zilverberg (South Dakota State) vs Mike D`Angelo (Princeton)
157: Andrew Crone (Wisconsin) vs Joshua Shields (Arizona State)
165: Anthony Valencia (Arizona State) vs Jacob Morrissey (Purdue)
165: Jon Schleifer (Princeton) vs May Bethea (Penn)
165: Richie Lewis (Rutgers) vs Logan Parks (Central Michigan)
165: Jonathan Viruet (Brown) vs Alex Marinelli (Iowa)
174: Zahid Valencia (Arizona State) vs Josef Johnson (Harvard)
174: Christian Brucki (Central Michigan) vs Garrett Sutton (Michigan)
174: David Kocer (South Dakota State) vs Johnny Sebastian (Northwestern)
174: Dylan Lydy (Purdue) vs Mikey Labriola (Nebraska - UNAT)
184: Nate Jackson (Princeton Wrestling Club) vs Nino Bonaccorsi (Pittsburgh)
184: Mitch Bowman (Iowa) vs Jordan Ellingwood (Central Michigan)
184: Emery Parker (Illinois) vs Kayne MacCallum (Eastern Michigan)
184: Dylan Ammerman (Lehigh) vs Nick Gravina (Rutgers)
197: Nate Rotert (South Dakota State) vs Christian Brunner (Purdue)
197: Frank Mattiace (Penn) vs Kevin Mulligan (Rutgers)
197: Cash Wilcke (Iowa) vs Pat Brucki (Princeton)
197: Jacob Warner (Iowa - UNAT) vs Jacob Smith (West Virginia)
285: Tanner Hall (Arizona State) vs Shawn Streck (Purdue)
285: William Miller (Edinboro) vs Youssif Hemida (Maryland)
285: Amar Dhesi (Oregon State) vs Conan Jennings (Northwestern)
285: Zack Parker (Ohio) vs Sam Stoll (Iowa)
How cool is that. Those clowns over on the Rutgers board were correct. If Rutgers wrestling can successfully recruit other Big10 wrestling rooms they can be top 5. At least in a watered down Midlands tournament.
Damn good thing Lock Haven is not at Midlands though.
Stoll manhandled the heavy from Buffalo...had 5 stalling points which resulted in a DQ...or something of that nature.
I watched that match. Stoll didn't really manhandle him, but the Buffalo heavy did nothing all match and got called for stalls multiple times backing our instead of circling. Most of Stoll's points before the DQ were stalls. He may have had 2 for a TD, the rest stalls.
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