WrestlingRash

If you aren't trying to score, you are stalling. Riding time is a real thing, and as long as the top wrestler is working towards riding time, he isn't stalling. If a position is stagnant, stalemate it. But, you can't really call stalling on top as long as they aren't just hanging on ankles or not returning the bottom guy to the mat. Aside from those 2 situations, it is a logical fallacy to think you can be stalling on top. If you removed the riding time point, you would have a case for top stalling. Until that happens, and it won't ever happen, this is case closed. No top stalling.

PSU is going to mop the Hawkeyes. Its a bad day to cheer for the fighting Brands.

I can't remember most of the guys I beat, but there are more than a handful of losses that I will never forget.

Agree with your list except for the Pac-12. Little Rock's coach is the best in that conference right now. They just beat OSU at OSU and they've only been D1 for 4 years or so.

There is no chance Woods wins at 141. He wrestles too close to too many guys and will choke at NCAAs. I am thinking he ends up in the 5/6 match.

Is President Trump in the room with us now? Show us on the doll where he touched you.

I would prefer a ranking of the actual coaches. Obviously Cael is best, but the list would be interesting.

no team would compete at all, but there would be an all american or two.

no sarcasm. stalling can be defined as: not trying to score. the riding time point means that logically the top guy is always trying to score because they are earning riding time. if there was no riding time point, you would then have a case that it is possible to stall from top position. unless that happens, and it is never going to happen, its quite literally impossible to stall on top.

too subjective. if you are trying to get the riding time point, you are, by definition, trying to score. there is no such thing as stalling on top. its obvious.

Standford? You sound like you are from missourah.

All the pearl clutchers here crack me up. AJ will find a good D1 program who wants a national champion. They will get his brothers as well and it will probably work out just fine.