O'Toole vs Haines odds

[Pish]

5 hours ago, BruceyB said:

Based on what? His 100% bonus rate this year? He's a Jr World Champ that I'm fairly certain has Worlds and Olympics on his mind.

He was up by 1 or 2 with about 30 seconds left against Braunagle. Ended up taking him to the back for the major. 
 

Levi going to take it to him. I see a controlled 6-2 6-3 match. 2 takedowns to none. 
 

Two great champions, I just think Levi looks like he’s built for this weight, Keegan seems a little weaker. 

[BAC]

3 hours ago, red viking said:

His interview after he lost to Carr last year. 

Here's a more recent interview if you haven't seen it.  If by "next chapters" you mean he got married, I dunno. He does make some comments about making her his priority, but at the same time he seems pretty dialed in and also says he'll continue competing in freestyle after he graduates. Seems like a good kid. 

 

 

[Truzzcat]

Keegan is stellar out of the crackdown position that's where he beat carr when they wrestled. Levi has an uncanny ability to get his knees under him and pull shots in perhaps that situation plays out differently if keegan can funk and leg pass, but I feel like thats going to be a crucial point in the matchup and I give the edge to levi there.

[Gus]

2 hours ago, Truzzcat said:

Keegan is stellar out of the crackdown position that's where he beat carr when they wrestled. Levi has an uncanny ability to get his knees under him and pull shots in perhaps that situation plays out differently if keegan can funk and leg pass, but I feel like thats going to be a crucial point in the matchup and I give the edge to levi there.

It should be a great match. With O'Toole's crackdown position and scrambling/leg pass ability, this could look like an entirely different match than a freestyle match. 

[Winners Circle]

I give Haines the slightest of edges. Not because of the freestyle results, however. But because of Penn State's history in big matches. If it's a true toss up, those matches almost always go their way (especially in the NCAA finals).