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Good point. Maybe kicks over the scoring table and throws a haymaker at the ref after he wins and they take two team points

Binghamton over Navy by a single point in the team dual. There weren't any major upsets and there weren't any ducks or notable absentees. Binghamton is really well coached and has limited resources.

Fair point - and according to wrestlestat, both Moran and Gallagher teched him twice on the same day by the same score But Shinhoster was legit

Even if just a handful, there are always a few who I am convinced would AA. Christian Guzman of North Central is one this year. Even his backup Evan Spacht is an incredible wrestler - so they have great room competition at the weight to keep both guys sharp. Last year there was the guy from Wisconsin-Whitewater - Jarritt Shinhoster

@MPhillips and @Ohio Elite vs @nhs67 125: Michael DeAugustino dec Brendan McCrone 3-0 133: Nick Bouzakis dec Dylan Ragusin 3-3 141: Jesse Mendez dec Sergio Lemley 6-3 149: Austin Gomez dec Dylan D'Emilio 6-6 157: Will Lewan dec Isaac Wilcox 9-6 165: Cam Amine dec Bryce Hepner 12-6 174: Rocco Welsh dec Shane Griffith 12-9 184: Jaden Bullock dec Seth Shumate 15-9 197: Luke Geog major Bobby Striggow 15-11 285: Lucas Davison dec Nick Feldman 18-11

Since Smith beat Ramos already at CKLV (or Midlands or something), he has no incentive from the sport to compete against Ramos. Although most of us would frown upon that kind of behavior

Strategic duck most likely

Congrats on the W, @Southend. Any idea if Glicher is out for thr year or just temporarily? Also in the future, between he and Lillard, they have two excellent young wrestlers. Any idea who goes where after this year?

I could be wrong but that's how I remember it. Still they were on pace for team victory. I think it's the right call if they feel he had a serious injury concern

Pitzer was losing by something around 9-2 at that point. He could have likely finished the match without getting pinned but coach prioritized his wrestlers health over the dual outcome.

Will Manning sign off on it

It's a different perspective on life when something like that happens. You let fewer opportunities pass you by. I say this as someone who faced a near death experience as a young man and incorporated that into my life philosophy afterwards

Otto looks very much undersized at 197. Supposedly he won the spot, despite being at a lower weight class, because he was decisively beating Tal Shahar in the room

Could be a duck. I would have had my money on Turley

Influenza A and ringworm are the two most likely

I think Amine must have a large cut down to 165 given that he was so hungry he resorted to attempted cannibalism

My predictions overall were really off base in this dual. The main takeaway for me is that Michael Blockhus is a dog

Smith has beat Ramos, Spratley, Kaylor and Jordan this year alone. He also initiated action on almost all of the points in which McKee scored on counter. I think the weight will come down to matchups.

Rank Wrestler 18 Luke Stanich 13 Drake Ayala 13 Matt Ramos 12 Jore Volk 10 Troy Spratley 9 Braeden Davis 6 Brett Ungar 6 Cooper Flynn 5 Nico Provo 4 Kysen Terukina 4 Noah Surtin 3 Eric Barnett 3 Jett Strickenberger 1 Caleb Smith 0 Brayden Palmer 0 Michael DeAugustino 0 Tanner Jordan -2 Jack Maida -2 Tyler Klinsky -3 Anthony Noto -3 Dean Peterson -3 Eli Griffin -3 Richie Figueroa -3 Stevo Poulin -4 Anthony Molton -4 Patrick McKee -4 Spencer Moore -5 Brandon Kaylor -6 Brendan McCrone -6 Colton Camacho -12 Jakob Camacho -15 Diego Sotelo -16 Trever Anderson -16 Tristan Lujan

heard from the crowd during review "it's not even close - let's wrestle!" LOL

nice job tonight coach. team putting a whooping on presbyterian

So this is a pancake dual?

Good effort here from Lemley. He's not backing down from the moment