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Just now, flyingcement said:

Happel embodies the Northern Iowa ethos

He really does, gritty escape and a much more enjoyable match than you'd think seeing the result. 

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Posted

I know a ref won't call it, but why bother constantly reminding the wrestlers they have a stall call if they can just do absolutely nothing for 18 seconds in OT3 with no consequences

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3 minutes ago, pawrestler said:

I know a ref won't call it, but why bother constantly reminding the wrestlers they have a stall call if they can just do absolutely nothing for 18 seconds in OT3 with no consequences

Is there anything less satisfying than a match being decided by 6 seconds of RT in rideouts?

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Posted
1 minute ago, BruceyB said:

Is there anything less satisfying than a match being decided by 6 seconds of RT in rideouts?

Really drawing a blank. Maybe locked hands in OT? 

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Posted (edited)

Can somebody give a play by play (or at least short period summaries) of 174 (Hamiti vs. KOT), which starts now.  I'm unable to watch it. Thanks in advance!

Edited by SocraTease
Posted

Here we go!

Hamiti in on a leg, KOT in crackdown. No one's going anywhere, stalemate. Restart, KOT in on a leg. Tough scrambling. Both guys going spaghetti mode. Another stalemate. 

0-0 end of 1st period

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2nd period. KOT on top.

Hamiti out, 1-0, about a minute and a half to go. Both guys on their feet, KOT shoots from distance, missed. Hamiti in on a low shot, another scramble, KOT in danger. Takedown Hamiti, rides KOT out for the rest of the period. No RT clock up, probably around :30?

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3rd period. KOT gets out right way from bottom. 4-1 Hamiti. KOT stalking, in on a double, switches to a single and gets up with a leg. Takes Hamiti down! 4-4 score, abotu :20 left. OT! 4-4

 

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