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    46-0 3 timer.
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    Personally, I don't think Metcalf was pinned by Caldwell at St. Ed's......while in the spladle, his shoulder blades were totally up on Darrion's torso. The only part of Brent on the mat was his butt and sacral area, and the shoulder blades don't go down that far.
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    Metcalf was a 4 time undefeated state champion and once labeled "King of Fargo", 3 time NCAA finalist/ 2 time champion....most of us wish we were that good....... Michigan: Brent Metcalf — Michigan is home to several all-time tournament greats. Adam Coon (six titles), Andre Metzger (five), Taylor Massa (four), Sabrina Nauss (four) and a host of three-time champs are among Michigan’s greats, but Metcalf tops the list with seven titles.
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    I stand corrected....I misread the list.
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    ?????? current Olympic Gold Medalist???? , and there has been a 4 time Hodge winner and a few two timers, but has there been a 3 timer??????
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    He could just pivot on his knee and keep squaring up. I've coached two kids in my "over 40 years" of coaching and working wrestling camps who had limbs missing......one had one leg missing below the knee, the other had both legs missing below the knee, and they were very difficult to shoot on....the other kids in the room would get very frustrated. That's another reason I think it's very important to have a good front headlock/short offense, and a lot of guys, even coming out of high school, don't.
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    I you go to a knee, it pretty much eliminates a leg attack against you.....now the best option is limited to a short offense...snapdowns/go behind, and lot's of guys aren't that good at it. In addition, you need to get lower and ready to down block his shots because he's already changed levels.
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    I actually I had edited it, adding that in, but somehow it didn't appear. I actually could probably go back through clinic notes from the 70's and find where and by whom I learned it from. I actually think I remember.....may have to go to my office library....lol.
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    I appreciate you're being in my corner WKN......someday I'll show you another hold I learned a long time ago (I'll show it on someone else....lol).....the "banana split cradle".....variation of a cradle and banana splits....could call it a variation of a spladle I suppose as well.
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    In my mind some of the very best are Dave Schultz (during his freestyle career), Terry and Troy Steiner, Tim Krieger, Mike Sheets, Mark Churella, and then his sons, both Josh and Ryan. Dan Zilverberg and one of his protege's....Pat McNamara.
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    I guess you like to argue!!! I teach that the 4 most important takedowns in wrestling are single leg, double leg, hi-crotch and a front headlock (short offense off the front headlock). Single leg is head inside and Hi-c head outside. Fadz P.S. You'd love my video library which goes all the way back to 1970.....nothing but "hi-level" Wrestling!!
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    NO....you hi-crotch, drive across to get him off balance, and then change off to a double leg. A high crotch you attack one leg, double leg you attack both legs.
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    I didn't say they were the same.....it's a variation of a spladle......just like there's variations of cradles...including a banana split cradle. Fadz
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    Oh OK....You believe what you want to believe!
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    Oh OK......and Metcalf wasn't pinned her either, but it's a spladle
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    No kidding....is it a pin or is it a fall...
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    It's a variation of a spladle....just because "Rock" said it wasn't, doesn't mean he's right. Not that what I say is the Gospel, but what he said isn't either. I'd bet Wade Schalle, Shane Sparks, Jim Gibbons, John Smith and Jordan Burroughs would all agree with me.
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    It's a variation of a Spladle made "famous" by Wade Scalles. Here's one.... https://www.google.com/search?q=wade+schalles+spladle&rlz=1C1VDKB_enUS1047US1047&oq=wade+schalles+spladle&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUyCQgAEEUYORiABDIHCAEQABjvBTIKCAIQABiABBiiBDIKCAMQABiABBiiBNIBCjIwNjM2ajBqMTWoAgiwAgE&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#fpstate=ive&vld=cid:8b2aebed,vid:fmfLsA6zYro,st:0
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    I hear where everyone is coming from, but I didn't hear mention of the fact that 2 guys on the "team" came close to dying, and are fighting back. Of course I'm talking about Sammy Sasso and head Coach Tom Ryan...I'm not an OSU fan, but I am a Tom Ryan fan. He's had some really good teams/individuals, including the national title in 2015. I like to think he'll do all the right things.
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    I haven't watched it yet, but maybe he wouldn't let him back in...you see that a lot.
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    The guy who beat Dave in the NCAA finals, Greg Wojchiechowski, is being induction into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame this year.
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    By "didn't see", I meant in this thread....I've see all 3. of them...and I know I'm in the minority, but I watched Vision Quest around 1988 and taped over it soon after....that's what I thought of it. That's just me.
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    There you go
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    It's a "tough" ticket even with my source....don't always get lower bowl. For many years, I was actually on the floor.
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