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Bigger than the Super Bowl.  

JARON SMITH'S WIN ON SENIOR NIGHT GIVES TERPS 19-18 VICTORY OVER PURDUE

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COLLEGE PARK, MD -- Maryland won its first Big Ten dual match since Jan. 10, 2016 with a dramatic 19-18 win over Purdue on Friday night at the XFINITY Pavilion. Eighth-year senior Jaron Smith clinched the win for the Terps (9-7, 1-6) with a 3-2 decision at heavyweight, sending the crowd and team into a frenzy. 

Maryland rallied by winning four of the final five matches. After trailing 9-0 and 15-4, the Terps made the comeback. John Martin Best won in overtime, 6-5 at 165. Then Dominic Solis captured a 5-4 decision. 

In his return to action after an injury, No. 17 Jaxon Smith pinned Hayden Filipovichin 2:00 to bring the Terps within 18-16, setting the stage for Jaron Smith's 3-2 victory. 

With nine wins, the Terps have their most wins in a season since the 2013-14 season when Maryland went 9-8. Dating to that Big Ten win in 2016, a 26-10 victory over Michigan State, Maryland had lost 63 consecutive Big Ten duals. 

From Coach Clemsen

"The guys were down (at intermission) and I liked that because it's important to them, but I told them that dual meets are all aboiut momentum and energy. We went on runs last and we could do that again this year. We just needed one to get it started and John got it started. Dom followed it up, (Makosy) fought hard, Jaxon with the big pin---it was good. I believed in our team that we could win tonight and am very thankful that we did. "

Full Results

125: No. 3 Matt Ramos dec. (10-3) No. 17 Braxton Brown (Purdue 3, Maryland 0)
133: Dustin Norris dec. (3-0) King Sandoval (Purdue 6, Maryland 0)
141: No. 13 Parker Filius dec. (8-3) Kal Miller (Purdue 9, Maryland 0)
149: No. 18 Ethen Miller major dec. (12-1) Jaden Reynolds (Purdue 9, Maryland 4) 
157: No. 6 Kendall Coleman fall (2:21) Michael North (Purdue 15, Maryland 4) 
165: John Martin Best TB2 (6-5) Cooper Noehre (Purdue 15, Maryland 7) 
174: Dominic Solis dec. (5-4) Brody Baumann (Purdue 15, Maryland 10)
184: Ben Vanadia dec. (8-3) Kevin Makosy (Purdue 18, Maryland 10)
197: No. 17 Jaxon Smith fall (2:00) Hayden Filipovich (Purdue 18, Maryland 16)
HWT: No. 25 Jaron Smith dec. (3-2) Hayden Copass (Maryland 19, Purdue 18) 
*Intermat Rankings

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  • The Terps will hit the road and face No. 1 Penn State on Sunday, Feb. 12 at 1 pm. The dual will air on B1G+.
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2 hours ago, nhs67 said:

Maryland. Has. Finally. Won. A. B1G. Dual.

H.F.S.

They did win a dual, but just to clarify this is not their first ever win of a Big Ten in conference dual. They beat Michigan State their second year in the conference.  This makes 2 wins in their history of big ten conference duals.

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Man, and we think some of the other BIG teams have had it rough. Clemsen should get the Purple Heart for bravery, taking this job. Hope they keep it going, for the sake of wrestling.  

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4 minutes ago, LJB said:

eighth year senior?

Jaron Smith v Myles Martin was the most anticipated matchup at the 2014-15 Maryland All-Star Tri-Meet

It has been quite some time for and old fart like myself but I think Martin won by tech fall. 
 

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1 hour ago, FearTheTurtle said:

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12 hours ago, fishbane said:

They did win a dual, but just to clarify this is not their first ever win of a Big Ten in conference dual. They beat Michigan State their second year in the conference.  This makes 2 wins in their history of big ten conference duals.

Fake news.

Michigan State's duals only count when they win... to me...

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Just now, SetonHallPirate said:

Jaron Smith actually wrestled in that Michigan State dual...at 184 pounds!

Wow.  The only Maryland wrestler or coach to experience two Big Ten wins.  8th year senior.

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4 hours ago, fishbane said:

Wow.  The only Maryland wrestler or coach to experience two Big Ten wins.  8th year senior.

Really admire that kid (well maybe not a kid anymore). All kinds of injuries but he keeps at it because he loves it. 

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FEAR the (spinning) Turtle!

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D3

Edited by D3 for LU

Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.

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