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  1. warsawwrestling
    And if I remember right he doesn't pick his list off of how he thinks Semi-States will feed into state. Meaning he ranks from what he believes to be highest to lowest, even if the top 8 came from the same Semi-State. He could easily raise his percentage a few points by only including who he thinks will come out of the Semi-State up at the top, before listing additional probabilities.
  2. warsawwrestling
    You have the talking crap part down!
  3. warsawwrestling
    That is a very sad statement.......and I hope you are very wrong! I can think of a few up and comers that could turn into the next great things. This is similar to the Jordon/James comparisons, everyone thinks their generation it the best. I can't believe I just made a basketball comparison to wrestling!
  4. warsawwrestling
    I have been doing this board thing all wrong.....I thought it was to talk crap, find information about wrestlers to watch, and stay in the now of wrestling. I have a hard enough problem remembering the wrestlers on my team. I don't need to know every kid out there. That is what your local programs, websites, and other social media is for.....use it!
  5. warsawwrestling
    You guys are getting worked up on a 1st time poster, long time pretender.........
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  7. warsawwrestling
    I would argue that it would be a higher percentage due to the fact that some kids get performance anxiety or beat by a mental aspect. I think that some kids beat themselves. For example, if the wrestler knew they wouldn't be out of the tournament if they lose, then I think that would have an impact on their performance. There is a lot of pressure for kids in both the ticket round of semi-state and the first round of state. They don't want to be the kid that losses that is supposed to win! If you put wrestle backs into play, that takes some of that pressure off of the kid. I believe that this 15%-20% number would be absent of this factor and could be much higher in this example.
  8. warsawwrestling
    Quit making it so easy I was enjoying them fumbling around with it.
  9. warsawwrestling
    West Noble kid? I think he got into some trouble with the law. Think I saw him in the area of the paper you don't want to see kids, last year.
  10. warsawwrestling
    My favorite finish, but I'm bios........ The Warsaw wrestler rallied in the final seconds to earn a thrilling victory in the IHSAA State Finals at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. Hatch, a WCHS freshman, posted an incredible come from behind 13-12 win by decision over Lakeland senior Lukas Long in first-round action in the 106-pound weight class. Hatch, who rallied from being down 7-1, avenged a loss to Lukas earlier this season to move into quarterfinal action Saturday morning. “It was just fantastic,” said Warsaw coach Justin Smith about the win in a phone interview Friday night. “It seemed like the whole arena was watching this match. I know this one will stick in my mind forever.” Hatch trailed 9-3 entering the third and final period. He got three takedowns to pull within 12-10 late in the match before getting the final three points in the final few seconds on a stalling call on Long and a final takedown just before the match concluded for the 13-12 victory. “Everyone, including us knew the score and that Kyle had won 13-12,” recounted Smith. “But, Kyle thought at first it was 12-12 and he went back to the center ready for overtime. He then found out he had won and was jumping up and down and screaming like the rest of us.” He shot 4 sweeps back and forth, back and forth till he chopped the tree down. The crowd went wild. One of the few matches I don't have on tape, because ISHAA was supposed to tape it and they didn't. The company that did it for them no longer exist and I haven't been able to find a copy.
  11. warsawwrestling
    I always used the rule of thumb that if they are a regional kid or better fair game. If not then limit to 5 takedowns and finish the match. There is risk for the better kid to get "caught" or hurt the longer a match goes, so advantage less experienced kid. I've seen refs call quick pins for the less experienced kid, it in the past. Kyle used to get hit with taunting all the time, mainly during cutting because he worked the kid up. If the kid wouldn't get up he would hand fight (their head) or push them out of the circle. We always used it as a way of breaking a kid. With the theory if you take them down, cut, and repeat they get frustrated. Then during 2nd & 3rd periods ride the kid a little longer (to make them feel they are having some success defending being turned), then cut and take them down. They are typically done after that and break, leading to the pin. I have watched this method work over and over. My opinion is that we are talking Penn State verses Iowa. Penn State works you till you break and Iowa grinds you till you break. Problems grinders run into is that kids today have mad scrambling skills, a 2-3 point lead can change fast. I have always taught if you can take someone down and escape from anyone, you shouldn't lose a match. Others are big time riders and down right nasty from top. So, when is to many tilts considered taunting.
  12. warsawwrestling
    Hatch finished with 118 pins, but he wrestled a bunch of Ft. Wayne Semi-State kids.....jk
  13. warsawwrestling
    Plus DeLaPena, Michael & Tolin, Jack didn't make it out of semi-state.
  14. warsawwrestling
    I think the Brooks brothers might have been overlooked. Think they went to state once or twice.
  15. warsawwrestling
    pop & pizza
  16. warsawwrestling
    And God forbid if you work them up after you take them down! Kyle was hit with so many "taunting" calls! Think he finished with around 250 takedowns 2016/2017.
  17. warsawwrestling
    Plus screwed two NLC teams, because the team was to have 2 conference match-ups in one of those tournaments. Which means that will effect other tournaments later this year, because they won't have enough credits (having to make this NLC match up)! They should be considered forfeits.
  18. warsawwrestling
    Great kid & family.
  19. warsawwrestling
    And there are times things are entered into trackwrestling wrong.
  20. warsawwrestling
    And his cousin MFF.
  21. warsawwrestling
    Wawasee is a solid team. Warsaw is young and had 4-5 kids that didn't have enough practices yet. Plymouth And Elkhart Memorial will be good as always. Northridge and Northwood will bring some talent also.
  22. warsawwrestling
    From 11/13/2017 Team: Wabash ranked 7th down from 5th last week. 133 Owen Doster ranked 4th Sophomore 141 Devin Broukal ranked 2nd Senior 149 Griffin Schermer ranked 6th Junior 157 Kyle Hatch ranked 9th Freshman 174 Darden Schurg ranked 4th Sophomore 184 Hunter Bates HM Sophomore 197 Kyle Shaffer HM Freshman
  23. warsawwrestling
    CUW Open Results for Wabash OPEN 125 Kaleb Guzier's place is 5th 4-1 Lost to #8 Carlos Fuentez from Wheaton College by Maj 12-4 Aj Belden 2-2 Jamey Floyd 1-2 Kory Cavanaugh 1-2 OPEN 133 Owen Doster's place is 1st; 4-0 Won by decision (12-7) over #HM Anthony Munoz from Elmhurst College Chris Diaz's place is 8th; 2-2 Lost to #7 Michael Triplett (Loras) by decision 8-3 Jonah Shillings 2-2 John Moll 1-2 OPEN 141 Riley Lomenick 2-2 Sam Russell 1-2 Daylan Schurg 1-2 Brice Everson 1-2 OPEN 149 Austin Bethel's place is 3rd; 4-1 Won by decision (8-2) over #9 Ben Williamson North Central Lost to #2 Jimmy Davis from Loras by tech fall Griffin Schermer's place is 6th; 4-2 Jared Timberman 2-2 Lost to #1 Cross Cannone (Wartburg) by tech fall Jacob Stevenson 2-2 Jacob Ferris 1-2 Collin Meggison 0-2 OPEN 157 Kyle Hatch's place is 2nd; 3-1 Won over #3 Steve Bonsall from University of Chicago by major decision (15-5) Lost to #1 Logan Thomsen of Wartburg College by decision 4-1 Connor Guzior 2-2 Micah Keller 1-2 Amantai Alymbekov 0-2 OPEN 165 Anthony Cicciarelli 1-2 OPEN 174 Darden Schurg's place is 8th; 5-1 Alex Dague 0-2 OPEN 184 Hunter Bates 2-2 Will Amberger 1-2 OPEN 197 Grant Gough's place is 6th; 3-2 Chris Wilson 1-2 OPEN 285 Max Bishop's place is 8th; 4-2 Lost to #6 Quin Gilliam from Loras by decision Dec 5-2 Wade Ripple's place is 8th; 3-2 Christian Redmond's 0-2 James Kirkland 0-2
  24. warsawwrestling
    Did you guys run that through flowrestling. That is about the same way Flo works for me every time I use them.
  25. warsawwrestling
    The home grown boys! There were some adopted ones from other states standing tall for Wabash that I didn't list. I'm sure I missed 1 or 2....maybe even a few others. 1 Wabash. 200 2. Heidelberg. 115.5 http://sports.wabash.edu/news/2017/11/4/wabash-captures-the-adrian-wrestling-invitational-title.aspx
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