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Maybe. You couldn’t hear much on Flo. But it wouldn’t require the overturning of an official’s call. You can medically default at any time prior to the match actually being over. I guess to strictly comply with the rules though you’d have to say the injury was the result of something other than the “illegal” move.

That’s not an opinion. It’s a fact. So I’m not sure what you’re upset about. Brownsburg literally had the OPTION to take the win in the match because of the illegal move that was called, but instead did something I’ve NEVER seen before and medically defaulted instead. I even said Henderson was winning the match, and the slam call was questionable. That doesn’t change what actually happened. Be salty about it if you want, but if Brownsburg didn’t didn’t take the medical default, Henderson’s watching from the stands next weekend.

The Brownsburg coach medically forfeiting in the Haines/Henderson match was perhaps the classiest thing I’ve seen in wrestling. The match was almost over and your wrestler was on the verge of losing. He appeared to have some other injury problem as well, having already taken injury time just a few seconds prior. The ref’s call of an illegal move was questionable at best. Brownsburg could have taken the cheap win and made Haines a “state qualifier” in name only, but sucked it up and did the right thing. Henderson’s season lives on solely because of the sportsmanship of Brownsburg. Prayers for a speedy recovery to Haines.

Just to be clear… even though I have Flo and watched all the other matches this weekend (and contrary to the IHSAA’s own website), I now have to shell out $15 to watch the finals on the IHSAA app?

What was the penalty on Nate Johnson for? I didn’t understand what happened.