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So we know for sure that all 3 of these guys were not on 2 ballots? I could see one rogue coach doing it, but not several (since I believe it was confirmed in the other thread that only Zeke had a vote at all 3 of those weights) edit: just saw WKN's comments about the Socon coaches in another thread...interesting

DId he not vote in the last one?

2019 Zahid Mark Hall?

I take it you don’t count the “All-Star classic”?

Saw this on twitter

Not sure I follow. I did try to stay away from Johnsons and similar if that’s what you’re getting at.

Yeah I’d probably even go as far as saying PSU having seven champs is more likely than them only having one finalist

All Valentine’s Day team: 125: Mason Leiphart, F&M 133: Zach Redding, ISU 141: Allan Hart, Mizzou 149: Johnny Lovett, CMU 157 (bumping up from 149): Chaz Hallmark, Cal Baptist 165: Andrew Sparks, Minnesota 174 (cutting down to where he wrestled last year): Matt Finesilver, Michigan 184: Cordell Duhart, Presbyterian 197: Silas Allred, Nebraska 285: Ben Goldin, Penn

Well sure lots of things are “possible.” I think 6 champs is more likely than only 1 in the finals

Only 1 finalist? No I don’t think that is possible.

I haven’t really heard a Penn State wrestler talk about much of anything except maybe Starocci talking about how great he is

Barnett beat Courtney at MIdlands this year

I'm guessing with Soldano it might be more of don't want the other guy to get a feel for him (still a duck from Goodale though unless he's injured)

Maybe this is just the norm now, but I feel like there were quite a few anticipated matchups that did not happen. I presume some were actual injuries Michigan/Iowa: Ragusin (Teske) Amine (Kennedy) Ragusin wrestled against Indiana, Amine did not. I know back at themat we would not call it an official duck if the wrestler also missed the next match (particularly against an unranked opponent). Northwestern/Purdue: DeAugustino (Ramos) - NW forfeited Tal Shahar (Filius) - NW forfeited Both of them wrestled Friday against Northern Illinois, although DeAugustino actually lost. UNC/VT: Sherman (Henson) - Sherman did not wrestle in last week’s dual either…injury? Lautt (Lewis) Minnesota/Wisconsin: Brayton Lee (Model) Kudos to UNI/Iowa State and Pitt/VT who looked to wrestle their full lineups.

Pyles on FRL one day said Brands alluded to an injury and that he wouldn’t be wrestling this past weekend

So he got 2 medical redshirts in 2018 and 2019? Weirdly wrestlestat only shows 1

Yeah to be clear I’m referring to the 1:47 to 1:10 timeframe. I think most of what follows can be argued as not stalling according to the rulebook, although some refs certainly might’ve hit him for basically walking Hart out of bounds

Did you see the match in question? The link in the OP didn’t work for me but it starts at 9:45 of this one: That’s stalling even by the rulebook definition.

The most common example I can think of is if someone is in on a double (could also get to that position from a mat return) and then locks around the body to take them to their back. I’ve never seen that called locked hands even if locked prior to meeting nearfall criteria (and after the TD was awarded if from neutral)

I thought it just had to be a pinning situation or something, not necessarily meeting NF criteria, but could be wrong

Hofstra head coach:

Just saw Willie asked the same question. Apparently neutral danger takedown is past 90, didn’t realize that

I don’t think anyone said he actually was, just that they think he should have been?

It’s Bormet, not the wrestlers, clearly

I don’t see how he didn’t get nearfall if he got the danger takedown, seemed like Parris didn’t really move. Is danger a different angle required?