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138: #1 Beau Bartlett (Wyoming Seminary) vs #7 Kenny Herrmann (Bethlehem Catholic)
138: #1 Beau Bartlett (Wyoming Seminary) vs #7 Kenny Herrmann (Bethlehem Catholic)
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Herrmann flipped from Clarion to Hahvahd earlier today, then beat Iowa commit Henson in the quarters.
Clarion to Harvard cannot be a well-worn path
Probably needed a machete and an Agent Orange drop to clear that path
Bartlett won the first three rounds yesterday by fall, MD 17-7, and Dec 6-1
Naturally, it's on TrackWrestling... but video is FLO. Currently, they're on Consis/Bloodround. Will be on the lookout for a Bo* Bartlett mat assignment.
I don't understand why they went with Flo for video but chose track for brackets. Silly in my opinion.
...they have about 10 mats but no verbal or signage showing who is
on the mat...
It’s impossible to follow on Flo and there’s no video on Track. What a dumb arrangement.
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If the pattern holds, it looks like Bartlett will be on mat 1. That looks like the spot where the top-half-of-the-bracket semis are being wrestled.
Crookham is very impressive. Excellent defense and just an absolute hammer on top.
Finals Matches So Far
106: #2 Marc-Anthony McGowan (Blair Academy) vs 11 Mac Church (Waynesburg Central)
113: #17 Brett Ungar (Notre Dame) vs Gary Steen (Reynolds)
120: #7 Jordan Titus (Center Moriches) vs #10 Cooper Flynn (McDonogh School)
126: #5 Ryan Crookham (Notre Dame) vs #3 Nic Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary)
106: #2 Marc-Anthony McGowan (Blair Academy) vs 11 Mac Church (Waynesburg Central)
113: #17 Brett Ungar (Notre Dame) vs Gary Steen (Reynolds)
120: #7 Jordan Titus (Center Moriches) vs #10 Cooper Flynn (McDonogh School)
126: #5 Ryan Crookham (Notre Dame) vs #3 Nic Bouzakis (Wyoming Seminary)
Bartlett 3-1 over BECAHI’s Harvard commit Herrmann.
Not much happened. TD in first. Rode him out in the 2nd. easy escape in the third and then held position. Beau Onto the finals!
No clue what Herrmann's game plan was there as he wrestled from one knee almost entire 3rd period. It was almost impossible for Bartlett to score.
It's called playing to your strengths.
Herrmann is a pretty good scrambler and really good on the mat. He's going to win a lot of matches wrestling the way he did. Just not against a talent like Bartlett.
Bartlett with a fine win, nothing to complain about. Basically controlled the whole match, scored when the opportunity presented itself, held position and was never in danger of dropping that match. And Herrmann is really tough.
I've seen those traits in an awful lot of really good D1 wrestlers. Bartlett is pretty advanced.
@Grip220 is just chiming in and complaining because he's butthurt that the Hawk recruit wasn't good enough to do that.
Yet the majority of this board calls out every Hawkeye who wrestles this style. But I guess if the guy is a PSU recruit then it’s good, smart wrestling.It's called playing to your strengths.
Herrmann is a pretty good scrambler and really good on the mat. He's going to win a lot of matches wrestling the way he did. Just not against a talent like Bartlett.
Bartlett with a fine win, nothing to complain about. Basically controlled the whole match, scored when the opportunity presented itself, held position and was never in danger of dropping that match. And Herrmann is really tough.
I've seen those traits in an awful lot of really good D1 wrestlers. Bartlett is pretty advanced.
@Grip220 is just chiming in and complaining because he's butthurt that the Hawk recruit wasn't good enough to do that.
Herrmann is not and never was a PSU recruit.
You know what I mean. This style:
“Basically controlled the whole match, scored when the opportunity presented itself, held position and was never in danger of dropping that match.”
Huh?? Where did this come from? The PSU recruit just beat the Clarion to Harvard recruit who beat the Hawk recruit. Grip complained that the Harvard recruit wrestled on one knee against the Iowa recruit the same way that he did agains the PSU recruit. No one mentioned anything about a Hawkeye recruits wrestling style other than the fact that he got beat.
I would quibble and say that the majority of this board calls out Hawkeyes who are more interested in getting pushout warnings and points than being opportunistic scorers who dominate position.
Remind me who the wrestler is on Iowa that does that and I will agree that he's a pretty good college wrestler. Maybe Lugo. Who is a pretty good college wrestler.
Except he wrestles that way every match. I would counter with Mark Hall, who will wrestle that way when he has to, but is a lot more talented and has the ability to open it up but is also content not to risk too much if that plays into his opponents gameplan.
You are correct I wanted to see our guy vs yours It would have been a better match to watch. And Henson will be toying with that kid by his RS year in a college match. That said if the guy actually wrestled Bartlett would most likely of scored more points also.It's called playing to your strengths.
Herrmann is a pretty good scrambler and really good on the mat. He's going to win a lot of matches wrestling the way he did. Just not against a talent like Bartlett.
Bartlett with a fine win, nothing to complain about. Basically controlled the whole match, scored when the opportunity presented itself, held position and was never in danger of dropping that match. And Herrmann is really tough.
I've seen those traits in an awful lot of really good D1 wrestlers. Bartlett is pretty advanced.
@Grip220 is just chiming in and complaining because he's butthurt that the Hawk recruit wasn't good enough to do that.
It would not hurt for a Psu fan to be unbiased ever once in a while and just talk wrestling without the BS
Brandon Sorensen was consistently called out for his style and had a pretty good career.
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