Treated Pletcher like the Pletcher clan treats a deer carcass at the Ohio Hunting Cabin
man does that conjure up some images....
Treated Pletcher like the Pletcher clan treats a deer carcass at the Ohio Hunting Cabin
Didn't see the match, but it isn't a matter of holds. It is weather the nearfall situation ended and a new one began. If the defensive wrestler is still at risk of being put back into criteria, then the official will hold awarding the points until it is clear the situation has ended.I wondered that myself. Seemed like 2 different holds but I dont know the rules.
In fairness Nick was mostly noncompetitive against Coon in their earlier match up so it is as likely that he goes out in the semis to AC the same as Snyder. If you are going to somehow beat KS its probably easier to accomplish it prior to the finals.
I have to wonder if his match against Nevills had a big negative impact on Snyder. He won the match but also had the meet on his shoulders and wasn't able to come through. I would guess being the type of competitor he is that he took it as a loss and took it hard. I'm not down taking Snyder at all, can't say enough good things about that guy. The irony being that he talked about destroying PSU but may have destroyed himself temporarily.
Unless Coon beats Snyder two more times.
Was a great match, best HWT match since the Snyder-Gwiz OT NCAA finals ... which might have been the best HWT match of all time.Impressive prescience on your part.I’ve wondered when a true heavyweight with athleticism would rise up to reclaim this weight class from the undersized Snyder. We may have just seen that happen. But wow, one of the most remarkable heavyweight matches in recent memory.
On another note, as March approaches, I'm liking our chances more and more. tOSU does not appear to be peaking. I think we have a solid chance, even if Nolf can't go. I really like our chances if he is 80% or better.
It never really comes off. I was working in Pittsburgh several decades ago and while there i took two classes at Pitt. Somehow I recovered, but I have this very little nagging, yet constant desire that when ambulating, running or doing most things physical to do them in reverse.Takes a while scrape all the Pitt off.
Disagree; we need Nolf, even if he's less than 100%. Without him, PSU takes a big fat zero at 157. Don't think we can afford to essentially get shut out at three weights (125, 133, 157; please don't tell me that Keener has a shot to AA). Hoping like hell that Nolf can go at NCAAs, but we probably won't know one way or the other until March 15.
You know Tan, Lougie and Tommy will all have explanations on why this singular match should not define the Hodge.... and there goes Snyder's Hodge Trophy.
On another note, as March approaches, I'm liking our chances more and more. tOSU does not appear to be peaking. I think we have a solid chance, even if Nolf can't go. I really like our chances if he is 80% or better.
You will have to run over to HR and ask bp_roids. He will know. If not there you can find him in the Hawk wrestling advising TnT on practice.Coon PEDs?!?!
It never really comes off. I was working in Pittsburgh several decades ago and while there i took two classes at Pitt. Somehow I recovered, but I have this very little nagging, yet constant desire that when ambulating, running or doing most things physical to do them in reverse.
Everybody has a plan until they get punched in the mouth.Yep, 8 days ago the Bucks had 4 unbeaten wrestlers, today they have none.
A lot of wrestling yet to go, but this reminds me a bit of Okie St last year. Favorites through much of the year, then by February they began to show chinks in their Armour.
Pretty close. Snyder 225 coon 280.I would love to see the weigh-ins. Coon 280? Snyder 230?
I am probably safe as long as I do not attend Midlands.Huh .... Just make sure you hide it from your wife if you ever get the urge to browse Craigslist for hookers.
Thanks i am pretty remarkable. Watching coon this year i was surprised first how much taller he was than nevills. Then nevills was so much bigger than Snyder and when he put his weight on him Snyder just couldn’t deal with it. I figured with coons athleticism and weight and height advantage it would be to much for Snyder. Now that they have wrestled does Snyder adapt somehow and win or does coon beat him worse now that the presence of Snyder is not as great as it was before the match. Big psychological edge for coon.Impressive prescience on your part.I’ve wondered when a true heavyweight with athleticism would rise up to reclaim this weight class from the undersized Snyder. We may have just seen that happen. But wow, one of the most remarkable heavyweight matches in recent memory.
Pretty close. Snyder 225 coon 280.
UM coaches might have lost the dual by using their challenge at 125. Even if successful it was only going to make a 1 point difference between a major of TF. If they saved it for 184 it could have amounted to the difference between a win or a loss.
"He won't make excuses for this loss (but we will)."Buckeye excuse train chugging along tonight on social media.
We now totally have to revamp the weight classes.
What other excuse did you expect him to use? He's already used the flu, long bus ride, and average official excuses.Tom Ryan retweeted this excuse (not how Cael would've handled it, imo).
It's true that Snyder gives up significant size to Coon and many other college opponents. But he's beaten Coon before. Snyder signed up to wrestle HWT and knew what he was getting into when he did so. Not a good look for his coach to be playing up the size excuse only after the loss.
Tommy's tears stain Captain America's shield and Ryan should be ashamed of himself.Holy puddle of tears over spilled milk.
Besides, it’s incorrect to compare the numerical differences from 133-197 vs 225-280 — rather, it’s much more effective to compare the percentage differences. (~ 48% to ~ 24%)
Regatdless, I doubt Snyder would use those as an excuse - Kyle is an elite competitor & knows what he signed up for - but his crybaby coach immediately grasping for straws.
Disagree; we need Nolf, even if he's less than 100%. Without him, PSU takes a big fat zero at 157. Don't think we can afford to essentially get shut out at three weights (125, 133, 157; please don't tell me that Keener has a shot to AA). Hoping like hell that Nolf can go at NCAAs, but we probably won't know one way or the other until March 15.
Besides, it’s incorrect to compare the numerical differences from 133-197 vs 225-280 — rather, it’s much more effective to compare the percentage differences. (~ 48% to ~ 24%)
Tom Ryan retweeted this excuse (not how Cael would've handled it, imo).
It's true that Snyder gives up significant size to Coon and many other college opponents. But he's beaten Coon before. Snyder signed up to wrestle HWT and knew what he was getting into when he did so. Not a good look for his coach to be playing up the size excuse only after the loss.
Coon's height and weight are a huge advantage of Snyder. His length combined with his weight allows him to fight off Snyder's single legs. The length stretches Snyder out and when Coon sprawls 285 pounds is coming down on Snyder's head and neck, completely negates Snyder's strength. Snyder was in deep several times and could not finish.Wow. All the credit in the world to Coon. He came out to win tonight. Everyone keeps commenting on how big he is but that didn't appear to be the difference. He's not just big like Stoll, he was active on offense, aggressive and agile. He had a great gas tank also. He wasn't just pushing and tying up. He had a plan and he executed it. Incredibly impressive tonight. Just a last little note, it's the 2nd consecutive match that Snyder definitely gassed. Not good for Snyder at all.