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Currently live on B10+. Rutgers leads after the first three matches.

Poor choice by BearClaw there at the end of the period. I think he could have just stayed with the whizzer and run out the clock. I don't think RT was locked up.

Yes, you are right. They are showing 18 now.

He did nothing against Van Ness, but let's give him some credit for trying to assassinate Hitler.

6-1 for Bartlett. PSU cruising.

Yes, Lujan looked good in the scrambles.

Are you there live? Because the B10+ feed is lagging your play by play.

Finally Steen gets a W.

165: #4 Quincy Monday (P) wins by fall over Rene Fragoso (AS), 0:54; Princeton leads 6-0 174: Kole Mulhauser (P) wins by decision over Cael Valencia (AS), 8-3; Princeton leads 9-0 184: Nate Dugan (P) wins by decision over #21 Anthony Montalvo (AS), 3-2: Princeton leads 12-0 197: #20 Luke Stout (P) wins by decision over Jonathon Fagen (AS), 8-3: Princeton leads 15-0 285: Travis Stefanik (P) wins by decision over David Palosik (AS), 2-1; Princeton leads 18-0 125: #2 Patrick Glory (P) wins by decision over #6 Brandon Courtney (AS), 8-3: Princeton leads 21-0 133: #4 Michael McGee (AS) wins by technical fall over Sean Pierson (P), 20-3, 4:10; Princeton leads 21-5 141: #22 Jesse Vasquez (AS) wins by major decision over Danny Coles (P), 11-3; Princeton leads 21-9 149: #6 Kyle Parco (AS) wins by decision over Marshall Keller (P), 12-5; Princeton leads 21-12 157: Ty Whalen (P) wins by decision over Max Wilner (AS), 7-3; Princeton wins 24-12

Michigan 13-3 at the break. When they come back Amine will be announcing the Amine match...

16-10 Gomez final, but Lamer fought hard and made it close in the third as Gomez tired/shut it down.

Gomez is fun to watch

Mattin over Zargo. Zargo hit twice for pushout stalls.

Big10+ having a tough time showing the correct clock time.

Medley off to the upset of Barnett...

There's someone from Nebraska coming out named "Burwick". Anybody heard of him?

#10 Cronin taking it to #3 DeAugustino...

Nice scrambling there.

Good challenge brick by Coach Goodale to keep his guy in the match. But mostly tOSU just went out and took care of business.

Yes, puzzling, especially after finishing tied second at Midlands wrestling without Phillippi and Bonaccorsi. Up and down seems to describe their season.

It came up in last night's broadcast of Pitt vs Buffalo (which was Pitt 37 -0, pretty much a thumping. Not sure if Buffalo scored any offensive points) that Pitt's early season loss to Maryland seemed like such a shocker then, but looks more reasonable (although still disappointing to this Panther fan) now that everyone is seeing that Maryland has improved.

197 Nino B wrestled and won on Sunday vs West Virginia: 197: No. 2 Nino Bonaccorsi (Pitt) maj. dec. Brian Finnerty (WVU), 18-4

No disrespect to Ramos, but Lee's like one of those close-up magicians who 'flubs' the trick to make it look more difficult to his audience, then pulls out the rabbit he's had in the hat all the time.

Two brothers, same high school, different colleges, but same weight class. You have to wonder when that has happened before with two guys who are not twins?