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Geog had 1-0, freshman wrestler and Feldman had 5th year guy with a 5-3 record. McCrone was a surprise but he's been that all season. Bouzakis handled the seasoned vet. Mendez was good. D'Emilio lost to a 10-1 true freshman. Good match... Wilcox had a win down a weight class. Hepner did what we've been waiting for. Welsh was the wrestler of the night for The Bucks. In a Loss. Shumate got a win he should have against a 10-17 sophomore. Great start! Have to win the matches you should. Especially if you're a Buckeye. Maryland coming up....

Played on every Rock n Roll station at 7 am from 85-97...

Theatre, Theater. "202-221, whatever it takes."

Never stopped anyone around here...

Three Year Letterman @3YearLetterman Feb 15, 2022 I’m going to recommend you drop the sarcasm right now. I’m a youth football coaching legend, and I literally couldn’t turn a door handle this morning because I have so many championship rings. I’m guessing you turn door handles with ease.

Dangerous...

Liar....

Shillie and his boys...

We'll wait and see what happens... Fair?

I wasn't interested in Rocco not using his RS. But we need a 74 and he can use it later. I hope Wilcox can keep the cut and be healthy and effective. 184 is a mess. Hoffman has been a great Buckeye. If Shumate can't beat him, then I don't know. Rogotzke needs to keep his RS. I've been ready for Hepner and Geog. McCrone has been a bonus. Paddy and Kharch are done from what I read, although I can't confirm. Feldman is gonna take some losses but he's dangerous and game. LET'S GO BUCKEYES!!!

1988 Olympic Champion, 62 kilograms NCAA 134-pound Champion Big Eight 134-pound Champion I love Snyder, but pick either year of the above and I wont argue. Although. From Wiki. I know. Spare yourself (and me) the response... After returning to Ohio State and winning his second consecutive NCAA heavyweight title at the end of an undefeated 2016–2017 wrestling season, Snyder would avenge his loss to Gadson in the finals of America's 2017 World Team Trials, sweeping him with two straight tech-falls and a cumulative score of 23–2. He would then face another historic bout in the finals of the 2017 Paris World Championships: with Russia and the U.S. tied for first place at 53 points each, Snyder stepped onto the mat for "The Match of the Century" – the team championship, an individual title at 97 kg, and two young legacies were on the line. His opponent was Abdulrashid Sadulaev, a young Russian phenom on a three-year undefeated streak that included two World Championships as well as an Olympic gold, who was then considered the best pound-for-pound wrestler in the world.

Nice win for LU!

Andy Dufresne said it I believe.

Not me brother. I love ya and OSU...

Don't be obtuse. That is one of the reasons folks think you're troll like...

Roasted!

Boom!

Didn't you ask?

Kyle Conel - KSU

https://ohiostatebuckeyes.com/news/2024/1/12/wrestling-no-6-ohio-state-vs-no-25-illinois-live-updates Ohio State 36 - Illinois 6 197 No. 23 Luke Geog (OSU) def. Peter Marinopoulos (ILL) | TF, 18-2, 5-0 HWT No. 18 Nick Feldman (OSU) def. Sungyup Ryu (ILL) | TF, 17-2, 10-0 125 No. 22 Brendan McCrone (OSU) def. Justin Cardani (ILL) | F, 1:23, 16-0 133 No. 12 Nic Bouzakis (OSU) def. Tony Madrigal (ILL) | D, 9-4, 19-0 141 No. 3 Jesse Mendez (OSU) def. No. 25 Danny Pucino (ILL) | MD, 12-2, 23-0 149 No. 10 Kannon Webster (ILL) def. No. 5 Dylan D'Emilio (OSU) | 4-1, 23-3 *157 No. 17 Isaac Wilcox* (OSU) def. Joe Roberts (ILL) | D, 4-3, 26-3 165 Bryce Hepner (OSU) def. No. 25 Chris Moore (ILL) | F, 4:00, 32-3 174 No. 3 Edmond Ruth (ILL) def. Rocco Welsh (OSU) D, 2-1, 32-6 184 Seth Shumate (OSU) def. Caden Ernd (ILL) | MD, 14-2, 36-6 * Ranking at 165

OSU Buckeyes at seven EST

I would gather that they are confused...

Did you check? https://umterps.com/sports/2023/11/7/b1g-wrestling-ticket-information

Obviously struggling...