Wrestling Penn State vs. Ohio State Dual Thread (2/3/23)
- Thread starter CSauertiegPSU
- Start date
I don’t like close wins as much as world domination.
somewhere in the world lou deprez felt a chill down his spine
I absolutely hate this match because Gavin is from Montoursville.
Right on cue: Max with the fall.
There's Dean and his darn stall ride.
Hoffman threw in the towel. He was in pain.
I’m so lost are pins better than takedowns?
Good “Toss Up” win by Max!
“Eye roll “
“Eye roll “
I don't recall seeing anything like that before in college wrestling.
Same JokeNo he didn't. He got pinned. Did Steen give up? He got pinned the same way. Lose the passive aggressive crap dude.
hilarious that if spencer’s fist isn’t straight across they run in and stop it but for some reason you’re allowed to bend a guy backwards like that. nevermind that any time you see a guys back bow in a scramble they stop it immediately. huge blind spot in the rules
He actually moved his shoulder so he would be pinned…probably the lesser of two evils.
I don't think anyone cares as much as you. If he wins that's all that matters. A national championship is all that matters. I'm sure Iowa fans would be bummed if Spencer won by a point or two right. Lmfao.
I have no friends, I’m so lonely, send me your digits.
Wrestling is dangerous and painful, more at 11
Ohio State bench screams “that’s not 45 degrees!”, seconds before the fall. 😂
The bow and arrow was brutal when Zain and Jason employed it, however seeing Max use it on larger longer limbed opponents is hard to watch. It’s borderline sadistic.
But shoulders are more important than backs? Interesting.
Stalemate when Kerk has him bellied out with a leg turked??? You have to be kidding me!!!
He should have been hit with a stall, but when the other kid has spent 4 or 5 seconds moving forward in the first 6 minutes and 45 seconds it probably is difficult to put that fist in the air.
why stop there? let’s get some knives and chains involved
Can show you hundreds of dislocated shoulders and torn ligaments from a bar gone wrong. Can’t remember a single instance of someone suffering a disc rupture or vertebrae fracture from a bow and arrow. It gets stopped when it needs to. Beyond that it’s just flexibility and pain tolerance.
Similar threads
