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Nick Lee 10 Kizhan Clarke 3 Nick Lee is your FIRST 2-time National Champion from Indiana! Congrats Nick!!
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Sadly, we have 2 familiar names squaring off against each other, as Mason Parris and Lucas Davison wrestle for 5th Place. Parris gets the 8-5 decision in a really tough match!
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I could watch Bryce Andonian and Austin Gomez wrestle twice a day, everyday. Man those guys are fun!
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You could say Chad was a disappointment, but I won't. Yeah, we had high hopes, but Y2 is right, college wrestling is hard, really hard. No National Titles, but a 3x AA on the mat and a 4th AA in the Covid year as a top 8 seed. Nothing to scoff at. Perceptions are likely distorted a bit because of Nick Lee's success. But I don't think it's fair to discount what Chad has done because of what Lee has. Sometimes I think we fans think these guys are machines. They're people and there are a ton of factors that can derail an athlete's focus in college. Most of the time we never know what they go through. I prefer to celebrate the success of all IN kids, whether National Champions, All-Americans, or simply guys that wrestle at DI, DII, DIII, NAIA, etc.
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If we can't get the video to work, these 2 stills tell the story. They both eventually rolled over and shook hands while still on the mat, before getting up. Good stuff!
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Some good, tough matches this morning. The Peyton Robb - Jacori Teemer match echoed what AHawkeye and FCFighter said earlier, but in a slightly different way. Both buys were completely spent at the end. See the short video of the end of the match. Definitely worth a quick look! Leaving it all on the Mat - Twitter
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I agree with the inconsistency. I didn't see Red's match and only caught the last seconds as they were going out of bounds. It didn't seem to warrant a stalling call to me and the inconsistency sucks. I am not a rules expert, but as I understand it, that stalling call is very subjective. The wrestler in control can't just push them out without attempting to score but the other wrestler has to try to circle back in and not just be pushed out. I can see the logic behind calling wrestling for stalling as he didn't try to stay in, but I just can't see that being a call you make in that moment. I don't think it would have been called if Chad hadn't already been hit for stalling not long before. But sometimes as an official you have to swallow your whistle somewhat and allow the moment and the athletes to decide the outcome. It's a fine line because you could argue is it fair to the other wrestler if you don't call something you might call at a different point of the match. That's why, no matter how people want to argue the rules and be pseudo experts, officiating requires a feel as well as knowledge and mechanics. I do want to go back to watch the whole match though.
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Davison gets a 2-1 win over Christian Lance Mason Parris wins 11-5 over Tony Cassioppi. On to the consolation semifinals in the morning! - Parris will face Greg Kerkvliet - Davison will face Jordan Wood of Lehigh
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Lucas Davison and Mason Parris are All-Americans! Mason with a nice bounce back beat Tate Orndorff of OSU 11-1 Lucas gets an 8-2 dec over Gary Traub of Oregon State Congrats to both! Each has one more match tonight to determine their Placement Match
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Was just about to post that. I completely missed his match so not sure how it happened. Obviously a takedown to his back to get to 10-4, but missed seeing it.
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I did not see what happened, but Chad Red lost by fall to Grant Willits in the blood round. Chad was ahead 3-2 after the first period and took down. I looked away following the RBY - Desanto match and it was over. Never saw the fall.
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Red and Micic both won their consolation matches. I'm out of here until tonight
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Parris made mistakes he made his freshman year. He was the aggressor, but took shots from too far out and from straight on. If you are going to shoot low on the legs of a guy as big as Shultz, you have to go from the side (what Kerk did against Parris) or finish quickly. Twice he got in on decent shots, but flattened out unable to finish. Both turned into Schultz takedowns. Thomas Penola was behind early and a string of takedowns got him back into it, knotting it a 8-8 taking it into SV. Penola looked like he got a takedown on the edge, but it was called out of bounds. After a long review they give him the takedown and he advances 10-8. He'll face Greg Bulsak of Rutgers next. Consolations continue and Semifinals begin tonight at 7:00 central
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Some excitement at 285! Mason, unfortunately loses 6-5 to Cohlton Schultz. Mason took a couple of shots but got caught underneath. He was too square going for a single leg and Schultz was too heavy for him to finish. Had he gotten out to the side, perhaps he could have finished. Lucas Davison lost to Steveson 10-5 and is the only wrestler to take Steveson down and to not allow a bonus point victory. He battled Gable tough! Tony Cassioppi of Iowa also lost in SV to Jordan Wood of Lehigh. I like both Mason and Lucas' chances to AA, but Parris is on a collision course with Cassioppi in the round after the blood round. One of those 2 will likely be wrestling for 7th
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Lee will face Real Woods of Stanford, the 4 seed. Lee has faced Woods once in college getting a 6-3 win at the Southern Scuffle in 2019. In the other semifinal, 6 seed Cole Mathews (knocked off Sebastian Rivera) faces Kizhan Clarke, the 15 seed. Clark beat Jaydin Eierman last night. 149 brought some more chaos in the bottom half of the bracket. Ridge Lovett of Nebraska WBF over 2 seed Tariq Wilson and Bryce Andonian WBF over 3 seed Austin Gomez in a wild match. So it will be the 10 and 11 seeds battling for a spot in the Final tomorrow night.
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Chad gets a 7-5 win over Ian Parker and is now 3-1 against him. He'll get Dylan Droegemueller of ND State with Oregon State's Grant Willits waiting in the blood round. Red has not faced Droegemueller and is 3-0 against Willits. I like his chances for a 5th All-American finish! Micic gets a 10-2 major dec over Franke Tal Shahar of Northwestern. He'll face Jaydin Eierman next
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It's moving day! A few notes from last night's session 2 and this morning's action.... - Brock Hudkins MFF this morning after injuring his knee. Tough tourney for Brock - Drew Hildebrandt won his first consolation match and then fell 8-4 to Brody Teske this morning and has been eliminated - Nick Lee got a 9-2 win over Quinn Kinner of Rider. He get a 2nd period Fall over Grant Willits of Oregon State to advance to the Semifinals tonight against Real Woods. Lee opened the season with a 11-4 dec over Willits - Chad Red had some tough luck dropping his match last night to Sebastian Rivera. He'll face Ian Parker of Iowa State shortly - Stevan Micic won 7-4 over OK State's true freshman Carter Young last night. - Donnell Washington lost a 6-1 dec to Travis Stefanik of Princeton and is eliminated. Hopefully he'll be able to come back healthy next year. - Thomas Penola dropped a 3-1 dec to Jacob Warner of Iowa. He'll face Tanner Sloan of South Dakota State this morning - Andrew Davison lost 5-0 to Tanner Sloan and was eliminated - Lucas Davison earned a 9-2 dec win over Matt Stencel of Central Michigan and his reward is a date with Gable Steveson in this mornings QF - Mason Parris beat Nathan Traxler of VA Tech 7-3 and faces 2 seed Cohlton Schultz this morning, which could be a really good match!
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Back to not liking the ESPN format/broadcast, it drives me freakin' nuts that Quint Kessenich chases wrestlers down for interviews as soon as they leave the mat. It is NOT good TV to see a wrester sucking wind with a mic in his face
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David Carr goes down in SV!
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Looks like Jaydin Eierman is going down to Kizhan Clarke! 4-2 in SV... In Review now, but i think it will hold Call stands after almost a 5 minute review!
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I'm not the biggest fan of the format ESPN uses for this tournament. The ESPN broadcast wasted time showing Andrew Alirez vs. CJ Composto, including a long review, all the while Chad Red and Sebastian Rivera were wrestling a tight match. I tried watching it on my laptop, but no sound is limiting. Didn't see the whole match, but Red lost a 7-6 decision in SV, on a stalling call as they went out of bounds. Apparently, Red gave up another stalling point near the end of the 3rd period. Riding time for Red knotted the score taking it to SV. I wish I could comfortably say whether the calls were right or not, but I can't. Can't go back and watch it immediately either.
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Brock Hudkins has had a rough go of it today. After hurting his ankle but holding on to win his first match, he had to Injury Default out of his 2nd match against Korbin Myers of VA Tech. Hudkins appeared to have injured his knee (I looked away for a minute and didn't see how it happened, but he was in pain and I'd be surprised if he is able to wrestle in the morning. You never know... perhaps Mr. Miagi can work his magic, but it didn't look good.
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A few more results from Hoosier natives... Donnell Washington 13-2 to Kaleb Romero Andrew Davison dropped a 9-0 major decision to Nino Bonaccorsi Thomas Penola gets a 5-2 win over Owen Pentz Lucas Davison with a 4-0 win over Sam Schuyler Mason Parris gets a 17-5 Major over Ben Goldin Team Scores after Round 1 are about as expected: Penn State 15.5 Iowa 12.5 Michigan 12.5 Arizona State 11.5 NC State 11
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Nick Lee wins 15-3, but gave up a late takedown in a wild scramble to keep him from the Tech Fall
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He had to work to get that 6-5 win! Very good win!
