Correct is important but if one has to watch it 20 times to make a decision, the call on the mat should stand. It really should be to correct clear and obvious errors. I am all for a brick costing a point if losing the challenge.
I get that but by the way this is written, if a headgear falls off and you slide it out of the way, you get an unsportsmanlike?
That's about the only scenario where I have seen a wrestler slide anything. Of course they may do away with headgear.
Not a fan of tossing or sliding equipment being a unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. Intent is the key there and I am struggling to see how sliiding something is unsportsmanlike.
Forrest has traveled to Oklahoma State's RTC for a while now. They train at Young Guns quite a bit, have outsiders come train at the Compound/McCourt. They trained at Iowa's RTC before the US Open. Bassett was training at NLWC quite a bit but that's tailed off since he committed.
I think the real question is if these kids ever actually go to school
A sophomore who is out of U17 eligibility. Jayden James is a grade older and a year younger for example.
Miller lost, Bassett lost, Mocco lost...and we're to the "questioning the officiating" page in your program for those following along.
The cope is getting more and more exaggerated. Bassett "looked good" losing, Mocco had takedowns while getting horsed around despite a weight advantage... even a future potential recruit in Miller "won" by not getting destroyed by Duke. The only thing all three shared was losing.
I have no horse in the race either but all freestyle pushouts are not the same. Some leg in the air, walk 'em out for a free point would be pulled back to center in folk, some are under Hook sumo pushouts.