Berge with the MD 12-4. Needed a couple of stall points for it but Gissendanner didn't even attempt a shot the whole match so they were earned and deserved.
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Gfeller's opponent's name is K. Kowalski.
More Kade than Killer, as it turned out. I was worried Gfeller was going to rip his arms off actually.
More Kade than Killer, as it turned out. I was worried Gfeller was going to rip his arms off actually.
Lee was a beast. Seemed to let him up from a take down but cradled him for a pin Nolf-like. Lee also put him in the bow and arrow. Obviously working with some mysterious partner in the room who knows a little about this move!
I know. Amazing how all these can't miss guys find some room to actually improve their top games here at PSU, where coaching is adequate at best. Consistently, pretty much across the board - adding scoring, being able to competently ride, etc. Cenzo a pretty great example of this, but it's hard to find a PSU guy that isn't able to do work on top.
The greatest lightweight coaches in the world obviously have a different philosophy going on. Maybe they are playing the long game.
JB just said Teas is trying to get weight under control but is expected to show up in January.
And the guys who could ride turn into pinners.
And the guys who could pin turn into Hodge Trophy winners.
Teske not much offense so far, seems like the entire first period was the same collar tie.
Teske E1, up 1-0 in second.
Rosen (Campbell) in on a leg but really nice defense from Teske, who eventually goes behind for two. Up 3-0.
Rosen out, 3-1 now, :40 seconds RT for Teske
Rosen gets two and gets quickly reversed, 5-3 Teske in third, Rosen takes bottom.
Teske with RT over a minute, effectively ahead 6-3.
Teske with a tough ride to end the match, wins 6-3.
Teske E1, up 1-0 in second.
Rosen (Campbell) in on a leg but really nice defense from Teske, who eventually goes behind for two. Up 3-0.
Rosen out, 3-1 now, :40 seconds RT for Teske
Rosen gets two and gets quickly reversed, 5-3 Teske in third, Rosen takes bottom.
Teske with RT over a minute, effectively ahead 6-3.
Teske with a tough ride to end the match, wins 6-3.
Teske could snap my face to the mat and I'm a chubby 260.
Teske wins 6-3 with 2:36 RT. He must have gotten a stall point at the end of the second. He did not take a shot, though.
First impression of Teske is good, but I will say that he still looks like he is in HS from a physical standpoint. Not thick, if he is having trouble with his weight it's because he is a trFR and hasn't figured that part out yet.
He looks like he has a tank and is aggressive but not super slick. Definitely looks like he needs a RS physically though. Those mature 145lb 125s are going to be a problem for him right now.
Look at how far Schnupp has come in that department in two years. Teske is going to need this year.
He looks like he has a tank and is aggressive but not super slick. Definitely looks like he needs a RS physically though. Those mature 145lb 125s are going to be a problem for him right now.
Look at how far Schnupp has come in that department in two years. Teske is going to need this year.
...Rosen was a 2x Oklahoma state champion and 4x finalist...
Nick Lee in the hole on Mat 8.
Daton Fix on deck on mat 3 for those interested.
Daton Fix on deck on mat 3 for those interested.
Yes. Get to the viewer from the arena by clicking on the match and it will open with two mats going. Going to the event from the website or the event page results in only 1 mat view.
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