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As the rule is written in the USA wrestling rule book. Page 3 of 61 under 2026 Points of Emphasis. Also if you don't want to watch the whole video skip to 17:30. That's where the grounded step out is addressed. A little after the 20 min mark he tells you what qualifies as out when grounded. 2. When the action in a bout starts from standing, transitions to parterre/grounded position and then proceeds to go out-of-bounds with no points scored while on the mat, a stepout will be scored for the opponent of the athlete who goes out-of-bounds first. Wrestling will restart in a standing position, unless the defensive athlete commits a foul while in parterre. Out-of-bounds is indicated when the full head of the athlete touches the protection area or the upper body/pinning points of an athlete are no longer contained within the cylinder of the wrestling area. NOTE: The only exception to this rule is when a CLEARLY offensive athlete goes into the protection area first while in grounded position.

Grounded the head or upper body/pinning points need to be out not the feet.

It doesn't matter if the arm is in or not.

I believe they already lost one in the Lilledahl vs Peterson match.

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Gabe Arnold transferred to be in Iowa his senior year. Dom Federici was the 175 after he left Wyoming Sem. Kolby Franklin was the one who left because he didn't have a spot.

Cary Kolat 4 times. 2x in Jr. High a major and regular decision. 1x at a summer tournament in high school a decision. 1x in freestyle by tech fall. All losses of coarse.

Until recently PSU didn't have the depth where guys like Ryder or Mirasola might use a year of eligibility as a backup. I'm sure there may be others but Cassar and Bearclaw are 2 that became AAs after spending more than a year as a backup. Neither came to PSU with the pedigree of the guys that may lose a year or 2 on the team right now. So my opinion on your question is that it really hasn't happened yet to know if any would have Sr. level international success.

125 Joey Cruz Iowa 29 133 Jacob Van Dee Nebraska 17 141 Mosha Schwartz Oklahoma 19 149 Teague Travis Oklahoma St. 33 157 Jacori Teemer Iowa 18 165 Jack Thomsen Northern Iowa 19 174 MJ Gaitan Iowa St. 23 184 Ryder Rogotzke Ohio St. 26 197 Nick Stemmet Stanford 17 285 Lance Runyon Northern Iowa 18

Brooks lost to Myles Amine.

I watched quite a few of Carter's matches this year, including the All-Star vs Keck. I don't recall thinking he was noticeably smaller in any of them until he wrestled Max.

This, only I without the exclusion of Pitt. I will root for WVU as well. I live between Morgantown and Pittsburgh. I like seeing all the PA guys do well, especially those from the WPIAL.

I would guess Thompson then probably Cassella.

That's where I seen it as well.

Using the formula above Plott is 4.5 since he does not have a win $ above .900. Berge is also 4.5, Bockman 2, Brenot .5 and Shumate shouldn't count since a quality win is vs the field and he is 197. This would give Keck 11.5. For Star you have Max at 6, Smith at 3, Ruth and C-W 2 and Washington .5 for a total of 13.5. You don't count the multiple wins vs the same guy.