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2 minutes ago, Truzzcat said:

Elam must be unreal strong he was fully extended on his belly with just his fingertips on the leg and Rademacher seemed like he was uncomfortable trying to run behind.

Yeah - it seemed Rademacher was poised to score there, but Elam worked his way back into good position. That score at the buzzer was the difference. 

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Some poor SOB is going to wrestle their ass off all season for a high seed just to get Aden Valencia in round 2 and have to go life and death with him.

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1 minute ago, Idaho said:

Yeah - it seemed Rademacher was poised to score there, but Elam worked his way back into good position. That score at the buzzer was the difference. 

ref's I think were a bit generous with a few action calls but Justin was not particularly close to a takedown so i'm ok with the result Elam deserved it.

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I’m still dumbfounded by Joy and Larkin.  Murdered him.  Was like Joy was wrestling a JV guy.  Had 4 distinct cradles.  3 worked.  One his hand lock broke.  Crazy. 15-0 first period. 
 

Larkin was #2 by Flo and Intermat.  What justified that ranking?  I don’t know his recent results.
 

 

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42 minutes ago, Dark Energy said:

I’m still dumbfounded by Joy and Larkin.  Murdered him.  Was like Joy was wrestling a JV guy.  Had 4 distinct cradles.  3 worked.  One his hand lock broke.  Crazy. 15-0 first period. 
 

Larkin was #2 by Flo and Intermat.  What justified that ranking?  I don’t know his recent results.
 

 

He majored Lachlan and was 7-0 going into cklv with 100% bonus. He beat Valencia 10-6 on the backside just a really good showing from Joy. Aside from the obvious issues on bottom more so specficially what Joy was doing because I have not noticed it otherwise I think Larkin was letting guys in a bit too easily this tournament. He has shown that he can score or at least stalemate the position 95% of the time when guys are in but letting the best guys in clean too often is going to bite you and the Joy match was an example of that.

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V-tech fans have to be pretty happy with what they saw from Gaj at this tournament. He is 8-4 on the year now at 149 only losses coming to Valencia (5-3), Joy (5-1), Busgens (4-1), and Wasilewski (2-1). V-tech is going to be really freaking crowded in that 133-157 range next year.

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3 minutes ago, 1032004 said:

Was David Evans injured?  I see he MFF’d to Frost and then Valencia after winning 2 prior matches on the backside  

Are Utah Valley and iowa state in the same conference? Also could be gamesmanship for NCAA's because Evans beat Valencia in the dual so that should give him the edge with similar resumes going into NCAA's but that could be me overthinking.

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15 minutes ago, Truzzcat said:

He majored Lachlan and was 7-0 going into cklv with 100% bonus. He beat Valencia 10-6 on the backside just a really good showing from Joy. Aside from the obvious issues on bottom more so specficially what Joy was doing because I have not noticed it otherwise I think Larkin was letting guys in a bit too easily this tournament. He has shown that he can score or at least stalemate the position 95% of the time when guys are in but letting the best guys in clean too often is going to bite you and the Joy match was an example of that.

Agreed completely, both Larkins are incredible scramblers but that doesn't mean you have to keep giving up your leg. In the quarters against the SD State wrestler, that guy was in on a single like 8 times including late when Larkin had a small lead. He had a great shot of his own to score too in that match. 

Use that scrambling but don't just continually give up your leg when you have your own offense. 

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6 minutes ago, Truzzcat said:

Larkin MFF to Frost and Zerben MFF to Watters.

Larkin forfeited? Track seems to be bolding the winners. They have Larkin bolded but it says MFFL across. Very confusing.

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125 West Va Strickenberger outlast Oregon St's Renteria 8-6

3rd place went to Stanford's Provo 7-0 over iowaSt's Poulin

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Other than Frost's MF win for 1st @ 133... Cornel1's Ferrara takes it over Va.Tech's Cambell 8-1

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9 minutes ago, wjd said:

Larkin forfeited? Track seems to be bolding the winners. They have Larkin bolded but it says MFFL across. Very confusing.

Little Larking FFD to Little Frost, Big Frost FFD to Big Larkin

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17 minutes ago, Truzzcat said:

Larkin MFF to Frost and Zerben MFF to Watters.

Larkin forfeited? Track seems to be bolding the winners. They have Larkin bolded but it says MFFL across. Very confusing.

 

So Kyler forfeited and Kaleb won by forfeit according to the ASU twitter.

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141 Echemendia Iowa St dec Griffin Rider 6-2

3rd place...  Consiglio of Stanford dec Frezza from Columbia 8-4

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2 minutes ago, flyingcement said:

Jaxon Joy is hodge favorite

Can a hodge wnner lose to a high schooler in the same season? That would be all time.

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149 Joy from Cornell wins by fall 2:18 over Prnceton's Rivera (All IVY final... )

3rd to Larkin Arizona St by MF over Frost Iowa St

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9 minutes ago, Truzzcat said:

Can a hodge wnner lose to a high schooler in the same season? That would be all time.

Yes its a college award, high school doesnt count W or L.  😉

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157 Waters from W.Va won by MF over Zerban Iowa St for 1st

3rd place is Cardenas of Stanford WBTF over Catrabone of Mich. 21-5

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