Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Share Posted April 13, 2012 They haven't started yet, but I was just informed that Illinois' 132 (sorry for the incorrect info earlier, I have confirmed it was 4th place finisher Michael Sepke) was hit by a car last night outside the venue and is in Indianapolis today for surgery to repair an injury to his pelvis. Obviously, everyone's thoughts are with the wrestler and his family. Hope everything goes well for him today. Pennsylvania pulled their team on Tuesday of this week, as did Florida and Texas, but Ohio and Kentucky each brought a secondary team. The favorites are Illinois Navy, Indiana Gold, Colorado, Virginia and Kentucky Blue. Illinois Navy is a pretty strong early favorite, as the team they brought has no apparent holes and includes several state champs and a roster with each team member being at least a 6th place state finisher. Illinois Orange is a very strong secondary team as well. Nationally ranked studs include: TOM rankings 106 #14 Drew Romero CO (2X state champ) 112 #12 Jordan Northrup IL (state champ) 112 #20 Mark Duda IL (2nd place) Ranked by Wrestling USA (Jrs) 112 #25 AJ Rees CO (2X state champ) 120 #7 Mech Spraggins IL (4th place) 126 #8 Dennis Gustafson VA (3x placer, 1x champ, NHSCA 2nd) 132 #6 Neal Molloy IN (2X placer, 1X champ) 132 #18 Nick Crume IN (2X placer) 138 #3 Stephen Myers KY 138 #5 Kyle Langenderfer IL (state champ) 138 #16 Kevin Cooper KY 138 #20 Jayce Carr KY 152 #17 Beau Donahue VA (2X champ, NHSCA 4th) 152 #21 Austin Colton IL (state champ) 160 #28 Micah Keys CO (Runner-up) 170 #19 Garet Krohn CO (2X champ) 182 #23 Jake Masengale IN (runner-up) 195 #5 Jordan Ellingwood IL (3rd place) 195 #19 Matt Hurford IN (5th place) 220 #22 Arron Tschantz OH (6th place) Wrestling USA (Freshmen and Sophs) 106 #2 John Jimenez IL (state champ) 113 #8 Josh Alber IL (state champ) 113 #11 Brandon James IN (3rd) 120 #10 Brock Ervin KY 120 #27 Cody LeCount IN (2nd) 126 #19 Sean Fausz KY 132 #18 Chris Garcia IL (2nd) 138 #8 Phil Downing CO (2X champ) 138 #21 Vincent Corsaro IN (2X placer, 2nd in 2012) 145 #26 Justin Lopez DE 152 #11 Daionte Mahomes IL (4th) 160 #8 Peter Andreotti IL (6th) 170 #15 Robert Stevenson IN (5th) 195 #11 Austin Myers KY 220 #3 Brian Allen IL (3rd) 285 #6 Wesley Bernard IN (7th) 285 #19 Logan Turner VA (3rd) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Initial impressions: Fewer elite caliber wrestlers, but a lot of young bucks who will be nationally ranked soon Illinois Navy is a clear favorite on paper, but they will be challenged. Wonder if the nasty injury yesterday will affect their performance. Kriech was pinned by Jaycee Jensen of Chesterton (if this result is accurate, this is a HUGE upset) and Bernard was decisioned by Winfield Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Some nice Indiana results so far.... The aforementioned Jensen followed up his win over Kriech with a dominating win vs. NJ wrestler Zach Richard. Zionsville's Jacob Aven with a very nice OT win over Ohio state placer Vern Rowe. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zachpierson Posted April 13, 2012 Share Posted April 13, 2012 Some nice Indiana results so far.... The aforementioned Jensen followed up his win over Kriech with a dominating win vs. NJ wrestler Zach Richard. Zionsville's Jacob Aven with a very nice OT win over Ohio state placer Vern Rowe. who r they wrestling right now? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Gold is up big on Michigan Blue is beating New Jersey. Tommy Cash had a tough match vs. NJ kid but won. Denton got beat. Indiana up 15-3 Looks like all 4 Indiana-based teams will advance to the winners pool. Winfield with a big win over Bernard and then won his second match too Brock Ervin of KY with an impressive win over Josh Alber of IL Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Kentucky has some talented kids here. Sean Fausz of KY is all over IL big school 4th place finisher Nick Nasenbeny, leading 9-3 late in the 3rd. Wins 9-3. Jayce Carr keeps the KY momentum with a huge fall over Mario Leveille of IL. KY thinks they can beat the very strong IL Orange team. IN Gold really unloading on Michigan now. Only a forfeit at 132 prevents a completely clean slate for Gold. Wondering if Blanton is dinged up. If so, that's likely to sink Gold's chances at repeating. IL Navy has only one loss as well. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Y2CJ41 Posted April 13, 2012 Share Posted April 13, 2012 Is Winfield, Donte Winfield from Perry Meridian? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Y2CJ41 Posted April 13, 2012 Share Posted April 13, 2012 Kentucky has some talented kids here. Sean Fausz of KY is all over IL big school 4th place finisher Nick Nasenbeny, leading 9-3 late in the 3rd. Wins 9-3. Jayce Carr keeps the KY momentum with a huge fall over Mario Leveille of IL. KY thinks they can beat the very strong IL Orange team. IN Gold really unloading on Michigan now. Only a forfeit at 132 prevents a completely clean slate for Gold. Wondering if Blanton is dinged up. If so, that's likely to sink Gold's chances at repeating. IL Navy has only one loss as well. Blanton tore his ACL I believe in his first match. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MattM Posted April 13, 2012 Share Posted April 13, 2012 Only a forfeit at 132 prevents a completely clean slate for Gold. Wondering if Blanton is dinged up. If so, that's likely to sink Gold's chances at repeating. IL Navy has only one loss as well. Not sure on the rules. Are they able to move anyone from IN #2 up to that spot on the gold team or another alternate that came in to fill a out of state team void from IN? Would be a shame if the Gold team has a chance to repeat but falls short due to not being able to replace an injury. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Man, that's terrible about Blanton. Obviously much worse for him than even the team, but really sucks. Poor guy. It is Dante Winfield, but for some reason they have him listed as Doug Winfield. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Matt I'm pretty sure you can't juggle the "legit" state teams once they've competed in a match. The x-men teams can, I believe, but not the real teams. Bad luck for Indiana, but it pales in comparison to the crap Blanton has to deal with. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Kentucky continues to impress. They now lead the team score 24-7 over Illinois Orange, with 160 up on the mat. Can they hold on and secure a berth into the first place pool? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
AJ Posted April 13, 2012 Share Posted April 13, 2012 Some Indiana Pool Results: Pool B - Indiana Gold is guaranteed 1st place Match #1 Round 1: Indiana Gold defeated Kentucky Red 70-0 106 - Hayden Lee (Indiana Gold) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 113 - Schuyler Phillips (Indiana Gold) over John Shirkey (Kentucky Red) Pin 1:26 120 - Luke Welch (Indiana Gold) over Joey Parrott (Kentucky Red) Dec 9-4 126 - Cody LeCount (Indiana Gold) over Clay Brown (Kentucky Red) Pin 3:08 132 - Luke Blanton (Indiana Gold) over Gabe Ervin (Kentucky Red) Pin 5:55 138 - Josh Farrell (Indiana Gold) over Chad Gahafer (Kentucky Red) Maj 18-5 145 - Vinny Corsaro (Indiana Gold) over Logan Jones (Kentucky Blue) Dec 9-4 152 - Isaiah Bradley (Indiana Gold) over Lane Jones (Kentucky Red) Maj 16-6 160 - Bobby Steveson (Indiana Gold) over Wyatt Courtney (Kentucky Red) Maj 13-4 170 - Jake Massengale (Indiana Gold) over Unknown Unknown (Kentucky Red) Pin 2:38 182 - Matt Hurford (Indiana Gold) over Justin McDaniel (Kentucky Red) Maj 20-6 195 - Jacob Lumpkin (Indiana Gold) over Devin Smith (Kentucky Red) Pin 3:45 220 - Gelen Robinson (Indiana Gold) over Trevor Thompson (Kentucky Red) Inj 285 - Eric Hemmelgarn (Indiana Gold) over Mike Caudill (Kentucky Red) Pin 3:25 Match #2 Round 3: Indiana Gold defeated Michigan 66-6 106 - Hayden Lee (Indiana Gold) over Kyle Noonan (Michigan) Pin 1:44 113 - Schuyler Phillips (Indiana Gold) over Deven Archer (Michigan) Pin 1:28 120 - Luke Welch (Indiana Gold) over Justin Schofield (Michigan) TF 17-2 126 - Cody LeCount (Indiana Gold) over Joey Gunther (Michigan) Pin 0:51 132 - Kaelan Richards (Michigan) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 138 - Josh Farrell (Indiana Gold) over David Dolehanty (Michigan) Maj 20-8 145 - Vinny Corsaro (Indiana Gold) over Nick Vandemeer (Michigan) Maj 12-2 152 - Isaiah Bradley (Indiana Gold) over Dean Vettese (Michigan) Pin 4:45 160 - Bobby Steveson (Indiana Gold) over Grant Ulrich (Michigan) Pin 1:32 170 - Jake Massengale (Indiana Gold) over Steven Lott (Michigan) Pin 2:28 182 - Matt Hurford (Indiana Gold) over Unknown Unknown (Michigan) Pin 1:57 195 - Jacob Lumpkin (Indiana Gold) over Matt Okaiye (Michigan) Dec 3-1 220 - Gelen Robinson (Indiana Gold) over Noah Hosking (Michigan) TF 16-0 285 - Eric Hemmelgarn (Indiana Gold) over Tommy Edwards (Michigan) Dec 2-0 Pool C - Indiana Renegades Gold is guaranteed 2nd place Match #1 Round 1: Illinois Navy defeated Indiana Renegades Gold 73-0 106 - Kyle Akins (Illinois Navy) over Dustin Miller (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 0:00 113 - Jordan Northrup (Illinois Navy) over Antwan Wordlaw (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 4:11 120 - John Jimenez (Illinois Navy) over Zach Runyon (Indiana Renegades Gold) Dec 7-1 126 - Mech Spraggins (Illinois Navy) over Jermel Moody-Nuekom (Indiana Renegades Gold) Dec 7-2 132 - Chris Garcia (Illinois Navy) over Tyler Meiring (Indiana Renegades Gold) TF 20-3 138 - Mitch Cook (Illinois Navy) over Derrick Ellinger (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 3:34 145 - Austin Colton (Illinois Navy) over Isiah Kemper (Indiana Renegades Gold) Dec 4-2 152 - Peter Andreotti (Illinois Navy) over Nick Vaughn (Indiana Renegades Gold) TF 20-4 160 - Hunter Rollins (Illinois Navy) over Chase Hack (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 2:36 170 - Cameron Mammen (Illinois Navy) over Jake Reed (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 1:34 182 - Jordan Ellingwood (Illinois Navy) over Kain Jenkins (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 5:22 195 - Blake Blair (Illinois Navy) over Fletcher Miller (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 1:27 220 - David Denne (Illinois Navy) over Josh Small (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 2:53 285 - Brian Allen (Illinois Navy) over Austin Davis (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 0:41 Match #2 Round 2: Indiana Renegades Gold defeated Delaware 34-25 106 - Hunter Robles (Delaware) over Dustin Miller (Indiana Renegades Gold) Pin 1:01 113 - Antwan Wordlaw (Indiana Renegades Gold) over Jamir Powell (Delaware) Dec 17-10 120 - Jake Vick (Delaware) over Zach Runyon (Indiana Renegades Gold) Dec 6-4 126 - Josh Smith (Delaware) over Jermel Moody-Nuekom (Indiana Renegades Gold) Maj 16-5 132 - Alvonte Drummond (Delaware) over Tyler Meiring (Indiana Renegades Gold) Maj 12-0 138 - Rocco Hladney (Delaware) over Derrick Ellinger (Indiana Renegades Gold) Maj 13-4 145 - Isiah Kemper (Indiana Renegades Gold) over Louis Fedele (Delaware) Dec 5-4 152 - Vinny Casey (Delaware) over Nick Vaughn (Indiana Renegades Gold) Maj 11-1 160 - Chase Hack (Indiana Renegades Gold) over Jarren Wilson (Delaware) Maj 14-2 170 - Jake Reed (Indiana Renegades Gold) over James Shreve (Delaware) Pin 3:02 182 - Kain Jenkins (Indiana Renegades Gold) over Jake Troublefield (Delaware) Pin 5:51 195 - Fletcher Miller (Indiana Renegades Gold) over Anthony Mancini (Delaware) Dec 7-3 220 - Josh Small (Indiana Renegades Gold) over Joshua James (Delaware) Pin 0:25 285 - Austin Davis (Indiana Renegades Gold) over Martel Williams (Delaware) Dec 2-1 Pool F - Indiana Blue is guaranteed 1st place Match #1 Round 1: Indiana Blue defeated Combined All-Star Blue 62-9 106 - Tommy Cash (Indiana Blue) over Jason Stevens (Combined All-Star Blue) Pin 2:25 113 - Brandon James (Indiana Blue) over Jack Davidson (Combined All-Star Blue) TF 16-0 120 - Blake Denton (Indiana Blue) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 126 - Nick Crume (Indiana Blue) over Unknown (Unattached) TF 15-0 132 - Levi Moss (Indiana Blue) over Willie Davis (Combined All-Star Blue) Dec 7-2 138 - Brandon Kelley (Indiana Blue) over Lucas Monson (Combined All-Star Blue) Dec 11-4 145 - Blake Giffin (Indiana Blue) over Brandon Wolfe (Combined All-Star Blue) Pin 5:28 152 - Jaycee Jensen (Combined All-Star Blue) over Luke Kriech (Indiana Blue) Pin 4:45 160 - Seth Seitzinger (Indiana Blue) over Unknown (Unattached) Pin 1:12 170 - Tanner Adams (Indiana Blue) over Kevin Wells (Combined All-Star Blue) Pin 3:18 182 - Brad Busse (Indiana Blue) over Unknown (Unattached) Forf 195 - Ty Webster (Indiana Blue) over Travis Testa (Combined All-Star Blue) Maj 17-3 220 - Jared Boehm (Indiana Blue) over Kasha Wilder (Combined All-Star Blue) Pin 2:50 285 - Doug Winfield (Combined All-Star Blue) over Wesley Bernard (Indiana Blue) Dec 7-2 Match #2 Round 3: Indiana Blue defeated New Jersey 55-13 106 - Tommy Cash (Indiana Blue) over Jimmy Slendorn (New Jersey) Dec 6-4 113 - Brandon James (Indiana Blue) over Denzel Tovar (New Jersey) Pin 0:48 120 - Sam Morina (New Jersey) over Blake Denton (Indiana Blue) Dec 5-1 126 - Nick Crume (Indiana Blue) over Tom Pokikuha (New Jersey) Pin 1:06 132 - Levi Moss (Indiana Blue) over Ron Gentile (New Jersey) Pin 1:03 138 - Brandon Kelley (Indiana Blue) over Steve Cimmino (New Jersey) Dec 4-2 145 - Blake Giffin (Indiana Blue) over Terrance Davis (New Jersey) Dec 3-1 152 - Luke Kriech (Indiana Blue) over Niko Savaiinaea (New Jersey) Maj 9-0 160 - Brandon Simon (New Jersey) over Seth Seitzinger (Indiana Blue) Maj 11-2 170 - Dan Wojtaszek (New Jersey) over Tanner Adams (Indiana Blue) Pin 3:26 182 - Brad Busse (Indiana Blue) over Unknown Unknown (New Jersey) Forf 195 - Ty Webster (Indiana Blue) over Unknown Unknown (New Jersey) Pin 3:54 220 - Jared Boehm (Indiana Blue) over Jeff Patton (New Jersey) Pin 1:57 285 - Wesley Bernard (Indiana Blue) over Gianni Augustin (New Jersey) Pin 3:47 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 IN Gold will face the winner of KY/IL Orange....KY leads 24-14, but IL has momentum IN Blue will face a very stout Colorado team IL Navy will destroy, errr, face VA next Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Gold Pool action. That Tom Cash kid might end up being pretty good. The freshman upsets senior to be and nationally ranked Drew Romero of CO. Hayden Lee pins his KY opponent. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 LeCount has to work against the underrated Fausz of KY. Wins 6-2. Luke Welch loses to a very tough Brock Ervin of KY, Indiana's first non-forfeit loss all day. Very impressive team showing thus far. Gold forfeits at 132, still in control, even though the lead is cut to 12-9. Denton loses by major 11-0 for Indiana Blue. Crume manhandling a CO state champ, leads 6-0 in 2nd period. Leads 10-1 in 3rd against a very good wrestler. Falls just short of the tech, wins 15-1. Levi Moss with a big pin of a CO 3rd place finisher. Blue looks to be in good shape to beat a team with a combined 14 state titles and not one wrestler who has finished worse than 4th in this year's state tourney. Very impressive, to say the least. Kelley has his hands full with CO's Downing, but Blue is on a roll. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Kelley was up 8-6 over 2 X champ and Wrestling USA-ranked Downing, but got reversed with under 5 seconds, to take it to OT, where he drops a 10-8 heartbreaker against a tough kid. It looked like he might've gassed a tiny bit at the end, but a stellar match. Giffin quickly recaptures the momentum with a quick fall against a CO 3rd place finisher, puts Blue up 22-7. Just like that, Kriech gets pinned (not a great showing so far for the tough state runner-up), Seitzinger gets pinned, Adams loses 10-4 and we are all tied up. So much for momentum.Busse down 7-1 with short time left in the 2nd. Just like that, Blue is in big trouble. Farrell up 3-1 in 3rd against highly regarded Jayce Carr. Farrell wins 5-3 in OT. Corsaro in a dogfight, tied with Cooper 2-2 in the 3rd. Vinny wins 4-2 in OT. Gold leads 18-9. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Jaycee Jansen wins again, by major. Watch out for this kid next season. Hard to believe it's the same kid who competed this past season. Looks like a complete monster. Just as the momentum shifted nightmarishly against IN Blue, Ty Webster and Jared Broehm say 'screw that' and chalk up two consecutive quick, clutch pins, to clinch an impressive win for Blue against a pretty stacked Colorado team. Great job, fellas. Bernard tied 1-1 in 3rd. Things got really chippy in the 3rd, but Wes pulls out a nice 4-3 win over a state champ. I thought Rios was going to punch him near the end of the match. Isaiah Bradley wins 2-1 in OT, Gold's 3rd straight, all by OT. Gold leads 21-9--Kentucky making them work for it for sure. Stevenson with a methodical, impressive, 15-6 win over Canter. Gold up 25-9. Masengale with a big pin very nearly clinches it. A Hurford win actually does clinch it. Virginia making me eat my words by taxing IL Navy. Almost every match has been firmly challenged, although IL Navy has opened up a 23-12 lead. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 IN Gold faces ILL Navy for what likely amounts to the championship. Losing Blanton is huge, as they are essentially starting out in a 6-0 hole. They've been really tough so far, and IL looked fairly mortal against VA Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Cash gets Blue going quickly with a big fall over Aloi of VA. Blue leads 6-0. James up quickly on Merriam, leading 4-1 in 1st. Twice already Merriam is forced to use injury time. James finishes it off for the major, 9-1 Lee and Akins are still scoreless in the first, as Lee's physical style and heavy hands have Akins' nose bleeding repeatedly. First points to Akins with a takedown. Lee escapes, and then another Akins takedown. Lee trails 4-1. Akins is very quick. Lee very close to an escape, Akins is fairly blatantly stalling by just clinging to Lee's leg for a long period of time. Very surprised there was no stall warning. Akins bleeding again, finally puts on a mask. Lee will have to really pick it up. Action restarts, finally a stall warning as Akins just held on to Lee's leg for almost the entire period. Lee on top to start the 3rd. Wow, Lee snakes in legs and gets a turn!!! He ties it up at 4-4 with a nasty turn. Gold needs this one badly, much more than IL does, in my opinion. Lee fights off Akins' escape attempts, sends it to OT....great match. Several ties lead to nothing.....15 seconds, Lee trying to work to get the corner, GETS IT!!!! Huge OT takedown to win it and start Gold off in a great way....3-0 Gold leads IL Navy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Crume with a fall over a very tough, very enormous Gustafson. Moss pulls a rabbit out of his hat and gets a reversal with seconds left in the match to win 3-2, in a match he trailed almost throughout. Another clutch performance by Blue--they are really rolling,leading 25-0. However, Kelley is clearly hurt and could barely even stand up against Arnold. Arnold techs him 16-1. 25-5, gutty effort just to compete by Kelley. Gold is looking like they are in big trouble. Welch was game against Jimenez, but fell, putting Gold in a big hole, with the forfeit in mind. LeCount looks tough thus far against Spraggins and leads 1-0 in the 2nd. Spraggins comes back and wins 3-2 over LeCount. A repeat championship is starting to look unlikely for Gold. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Farrell was unreal against big school 4th place finisher Cook of Carl Sandburg. His win, coupled with an IL forfeit at 145, gives Gold new life. Bradley must beat Andreotti, no small task. He leads 2-1 in the first. Esc for the IL wrestler ties it at 2-2 in the 2nd. Bradley very aggressive, but trails into the 3rd. Bradley catches Andreotti and PINS HIM. Andreotti is penalized a point for throwing a fit....7 points for Gold in that huge match. Even so, Stevenson will likely have to win his match too because IL's bigs are really strong. VA has climbed back against Blue. Adams is tied with Morson 2-2 in the 2nd. Adams with a big win. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 13, 2012 Author Share Posted April 13, 2012 Busse with a big pin to nearly clinch another win for Blue. If any of the final three Blue wrestlers can avoid being pinned, they will win, beating another excellent team in the process. Webster removes the suspense and wins, clinching the win for Blue. They will be undefeated when they face IN Gold in the morning. Stevenson down 3-2 with less than a minute left against Rollins....needs a timely takedown or he will lose. Stevenson really looked like he had the takedown on the edge of the mat, but it's not given. Rollins wins, might be the dagger in Gold's coffin, unless there are big surprised ahead. Masengale is favored, but IL will be favored pretty strongly in the final four matches. Masengale is surprised a little by the aggressive attack of Mammen. IN Gold has already lost three matches by a 3-2 score, showing how close they were to overcoming the loss of Blanton. Mammen up 5-3 in the 2nd. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Caleb Spires Posted April 13, 2012 Share Posted April 13, 2012 Crume with a fall over a very tough, very enormous Gustafson. From what I've been reading and what I caught a quick glimpse of on a stream is that Crume is extremely impressive in this. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dingo Brigade Posted April 14, 2012 Author Share Posted April 14, 2012 Crume was definitely on point today. It will be interesting to see Blue vs Gold in the morning. Crume vs LeCount will be brutal. Lee vs Cash and James vs Phillips will be great too Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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