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stkoran
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Sponseller pins Buffalo's John Martin-Cannon, who I beleive was wrestling injured.
In other news, Minnesota's Dustin Schlatter collegiate career ended when he took a medical default 39 seconds into the 1st period. Sad was for one of Ohio's, and the NCAA's, greats to go out.
In other news, Minnesota's Dustin Schlatter collegiate career ended when he took a medical default 39 seconds into the 1st period. Sad was for one of Ohio's, and the NCAA's, greats to go out.
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stkoran
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Quck update:
125: Triggas is rolling in the consolation bracket, picking up three wins in a row, including wins over the #12 and #7 seeds. He will face VT's Jerrod Garnett tonight, who is unseeded. A win guarantees him an All-American finish. Great tournament for Nikko.
133: After winning his first match, Ian fell to #1 seed Jayson Ness 5-0. He then picked up a major decision, before 6-3 to #9 Steve Bell of Maryland. A pin and a MD was a great first NCAA for Ian.
141: Reece was losing 3-1 to Oregon State's unseeded Michael Mangrum with only second left in the match, when he escaped and then got a quick takedown to win 4-3. Reece is such a master of the last second victory. He went on to pick up a 5-3 decision over Lehigh's Seth Ciasulli to advance to the semi-finals tonight agaisnt #1 seed Kyle Dake of Cornell. Reece is 1-1 v Dake this year. Should be a great match. If he wins, he has a GREAT shot at the national title, as he would be facing either #6 seed Montell Marion or #10 seed Tyler Nauman.
149: Ho-hum, after his first round decision, Lance has pinned his next two opponents in 1:23 and 1:14 respectively. The latter pin came against #8 seed Jason Chamberlain. He faces #5 seed Frank Molinaro of Penn State tonight in the semis.
165: AHHHHHHH!!!! #4 seed John Reader of Iowa State fell i the first round, leaving Colt a seemingly clear path to the semis where he would meet Andrew Howe. Sadly, Colt was upset by Oklahoma freshman Tyler Caldwell 3-2 in the second tiebreaker. Colt has come back strong with two wins thus far in the consolation bracket. Tonight he will face Stanford's unseeded Nick Amuchastegui. Winner will be an All-American, loser is done.
174: Really a brutal draw for Rella, though a horrible Big Ten tournament will do that to you. After losing to #3 Henrich of Virginia in the first round, he came back to win 3-1 over MSU's Ian Hinton, before falling to #9 seed Luke Manual of Purdue 4-2 in the first tiebreak period.
184: Mike is not going down without a fight. After losing the pigtail, he has rattled of 4 straight victories in the consi bracket, including an impressive 6-2 win of Penn State's #11 seed David Erwin. Mike has a tough task tonight against #5 seed Clayton Foster of Oklahoma State, but a win makes Mike a 4-time All-American.
197: Like Paddock, very solid tournament for the freshman. After falling to the #10 seed in the first round, Cody picked up a 15-0 tech fall and a 3-1 decision before falling 11-0 to the #12 seed Brent Haynes.
285: Tough draw for Corey as well. After losing to #6 seed Nate Everhart 6-2 in the first round, he fell 8-2 to #11 seed Mitchell Monterio in his first consi bout, ending his tournament 0-2.
After session 3, OSU sits tied for thrid with Iowa State, both having 46 points. Iowa leads with 73, followed by Cornell with 54. Right on OSU's tail are Oklahoma with 44 and Oklahoma State with 43.
Tonight is make or break for the Buckeyes. All five have great shots at advancing and all becoming AAs. I'm trying to temper my enthusiasm about Triggas, as every time I think he's turned the corner he faces a setback, but his match tonight is very winnable. Colt should win, he is the superior wrestler, but he needs to get over that nationals mental-block. I think he will. As far as Mike Pucillo, no matter what happens tonight, what a fabulous career and a fabulous Buckeye. He has a tough task ahead of him, but he's a tough kid, and his motivation should be off the charts. Reece v. Dake should be a great match, either is very capable of winning. Hopefully experience wins out. If Lance loses to Molinaro I will be shocked. Not taking anything away from Molinaro, but Lance has just been that good this year.
125: Triggas is rolling in the consolation bracket, picking up three wins in a row, including wins over the #12 and #7 seeds. He will face VT's Jerrod Garnett tonight, who is unseeded. A win guarantees him an All-American finish. Great tournament for Nikko.
133: After winning his first match, Ian fell to #1 seed Jayson Ness 5-0. He then picked up a major decision, before 6-3 to #9 Steve Bell of Maryland. A pin and a MD was a great first NCAA for Ian.
141: Reece was losing 3-1 to Oregon State's unseeded Michael Mangrum with only second left in the match, when he escaped and then got a quick takedown to win 4-3. Reece is such a master of the last second victory. He went on to pick up a 5-3 decision over Lehigh's Seth Ciasulli to advance to the semi-finals tonight agaisnt #1 seed Kyle Dake of Cornell. Reece is 1-1 v Dake this year. Should be a great match. If he wins, he has a GREAT shot at the national title, as he would be facing either #6 seed Montell Marion or #10 seed Tyler Nauman.
149: Ho-hum, after his first round decision, Lance has pinned his next two opponents in 1:23 and 1:14 respectively. The latter pin came against #8 seed Jason Chamberlain. He faces #5 seed Frank Molinaro of Penn State tonight in the semis.
165: AHHHHHHH!!!! #4 seed John Reader of Iowa State fell i the first round, leaving Colt a seemingly clear path to the semis where he would meet Andrew Howe. Sadly, Colt was upset by Oklahoma freshman Tyler Caldwell 3-2 in the second tiebreaker. Colt has come back strong with two wins thus far in the consolation bracket. Tonight he will face Stanford's unseeded Nick Amuchastegui. Winner will be an All-American, loser is done.
174: Really a brutal draw for Rella, though a horrible Big Ten tournament will do that to you. After losing to #3 Henrich of Virginia in the first round, he came back to win 3-1 over MSU's Ian Hinton, before falling to #9 seed Luke Manual of Purdue 4-2 in the first tiebreak period.
184: Mike is not going down without a fight. After losing the pigtail, he has rattled of 4 straight victories in the consi bracket, including an impressive 6-2 win of Penn State's #11 seed David Erwin. Mike has a tough task tonight against #5 seed Clayton Foster of Oklahoma State, but a win makes Mike a 4-time All-American.
197: Like Paddock, very solid tournament for the freshman. After falling to the #10 seed in the first round, Cody picked up a 15-0 tech fall and a 3-1 decision before falling 11-0 to the #12 seed Brent Haynes.
285: Tough draw for Corey as well. After losing to #6 seed Nate Everhart 6-2 in the first round, he fell 8-2 to #11 seed Mitchell Monterio in his first consi bout, ending his tournament 0-2.
After session 3, OSU sits tied for thrid with Iowa State, both having 46 points. Iowa leads with 73, followed by Cornell with 54. Right on OSU's tail are Oklahoma with 44 and Oklahoma State with 43.
Tonight is make or break for the Buckeyes. All five have great shots at advancing and all becoming AAs. I'm trying to temper my enthusiasm about Triggas, as every time I think he's turned the corner he faces a setback, but his match tonight is very winnable. Colt should win, he is the superior wrestler, but he needs to get over that nationals mental-block. I think he will. As far as Mike Pucillo, no matter what happens tonight, what a fabulous career and a fabulous Buckeye. He has a tough task ahead of him, but he's a tough kid, and his motivation should be off the charts. Reece v. Dake should be a great match, either is very capable of winning. Hopefully experience wins out. If Lance loses to Molinaro I will be shocked. Not taking anything away from Molinaro, but Lance has just been that good this year.
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Lance Palmer(OSU) about to wrestle Brent Metcalf(Iowa) for the 149 lb. national title on ESPN.
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Palmer down 2-1 after the 1st period. Metcalf had a takedown within the first 30 seconds and Palmer was able to get an escape about midway through the period.
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Tied 2-2 after two periods. Palmer tied it with anohter escape, but Metcalf has riding time(1:29) which really makes it 3-2 Metcalf at this point.
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Metcalf wins 3-2 because of the riding time point. It's been a forgetable NCAA's for OSU unfortunately.
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stkoran
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Recap of what happened in the Friday evening session and on Saturday:
125: Triggas picked up a huge 7-6 victory over Jarrod Garnett to earn All-American honors. After two Garnett TDs, Triggas trailed 4-2 after the first period. Nikko chose to start the second neutral, and got a TD, taking Garnett to his back to pick up an extra 2. 6-4 Triggas going into the third. Garnett started down and got the reversal to tie it up 6-6, but Nikko got out out to pick up the 7-6 victory.
Triggas would go on to fall 8-2 to Minnesota's #6 seed Zach Sanders, who Triggas has always struggled against. He then fell 9-3 to ASU's #4 seed Anthony Robles to finish 8th.
Incredible tournament for Triggas. Hopefully he continues to wrestle at this level next season.
141: Humphrey fell 3-2 in the first tiebreaker period to Cornell's #1 seed Kyle Dake in the semifinals. For me, this was probably the most disappointing match of the tournament for OSU. Not because Reece lost, but because I think the match was his to win.
In the first period they got into a scramble, with Reece picking up the TD and nearly getting back points to go up 2-0. But then with 20 or seconds left in the period he just cut Dake loose. I am still trying to figure out why he didn't at least attempt to ride Dake out for the remainder of the period. Then to start the second period Reece decided to start neutral. I understand that Dake is great on top, but if you want to be a national champion, I think you have to at least believe you have the ability to start down and get an escape. If Reece started down and got out in less than a minute, he wins the match. If he gets out and Dake gets riding time, its a wash, same as staring neutral. In any event, no one scored in the second, and they went into the third with Reece up 2-1. Dake started down in the third and got the escape to send the match to sudden victory 2-2. No scoring in SV. Reece started down and Dake rode him out for the entire 30 seconds. Dake then took down and got out quickly. Dake got a stalling warning, but Reece couldn't take him down. Dake wins 3-2.
Humphrey moved on to the consolation semifinals where he absolutely destroyed Ohio's Germane Lindsey 17-4.
Reece would go on to finish 3rd, defeating Oklahoma's #5 seed Zack Bailey 3-2. Bailey had impressively fought back from a first round loss all the way to the 3rd place match. Reece picked up the first period TD and went into the second period leading 2-1 after a Bailey escape. Reece chose down to start the second and got out to lead 3-1 going into the third period. Bailey started down and got the escape to trail 3-2. Reece in a few shots but couldn't finish. Fended off a good attempt by Bailey and got the victory. This was really how I had hoped the Dake match would have turned out.
149: Lance defeated PSU's #5 seed Frank Molinaro 2-0 before falling in the finals to Iowa's #2 seed Brent Metcalf, 3-2.
In the semis, nothing happened in the first period, Lance started down and got the escpae in the second to lead 1-0 going into the third. Lance rode Molinaro out the entire period to pick up the riding time point and the 2-0 victory.
In the finals, Metcalf picked up an early TD and it took a while for Lance to get out. 2-1 Metcalf going into the second and Lance started down. Picked up the escape, but not before Metcalf got 1:00 of RT. 2-2 going into the third, Metcalf starts neutral. No scoring, Metcalf gets the RT point and the 3-2 win. Palmer becomes on the second OSU wrestler to be a four-time All-American.
165: Colt loses his AA match 2-0 to Stanford's Nick Amuchastegui. After no scoring in the first, Colt started the second down, where Amuchastegui proceeded to ride him out for the entire period. Amuchastegui started down in the third, got the escape as well as the riding point and the 2-0 win.
No AA finish for Colt yet again, is, to say the least, too bad. He was just abused on the bottom in his two losses, and has to improve from that position. Losing to to two unseeded wrestlers also stings, but in his defense, they went on to finish 4th and 5th.
184: Pucillo falls 8-7 to Oklahoma State's #5 seed Clayton Foster, falling one win shy of becoming a four-time All-American. I know Mike has to be disappointed about the way things ended, but he certainly didn't go down without a fight.
Foster got a TD and NF in the first, to lead 4-1 going into the second. Foster started down, got the escape, and then picked up another TD to go up 7-1. I thought the match was all but over at this point, but Mike fought back, first getting the escape, and then picking up a TD of his own to trail 7-4 going into the third. Pucillo started down and go the escape, now down 7-5. Mike was able to get in for another TD to tie it up 7-7, but couldn't ride out Foster, who was able to get the escape and the 8-7 win. But what an effort from Mike Pucillo.
Team: As a team, the Bucks would finish in 8th place.
Final Team Results
1. 134.5 Iowa
2. 90.0 Cornell
3. 75.0 Iowa State
4. 70.5 Wisconsin
5. 69.0 Oklahoma
6. 65.0 Oklahoma State
7. 63.0 Minnesota
8. 62.0 Ohio State
9. 49.0 Penn State
10. 48.0 Missouri
125: Triggas picked up a huge 7-6 victory over Jarrod Garnett to earn All-American honors. After two Garnett TDs, Triggas trailed 4-2 after the first period. Nikko chose to start the second neutral, and got a TD, taking Garnett to his back to pick up an extra 2. 6-4 Triggas going into the third. Garnett started down and got the reversal to tie it up 6-6, but Nikko got out out to pick up the 7-6 victory.
Triggas would go on to fall 8-2 to Minnesota's #6 seed Zach Sanders, who Triggas has always struggled against. He then fell 9-3 to ASU's #4 seed Anthony Robles to finish 8th.
Incredible tournament for Triggas. Hopefully he continues to wrestle at this level next season.
141: Humphrey fell 3-2 in the first tiebreaker period to Cornell's #1 seed Kyle Dake in the semifinals. For me, this was probably the most disappointing match of the tournament for OSU. Not because Reece lost, but because I think the match was his to win.
In the first period they got into a scramble, with Reece picking up the TD and nearly getting back points to go up 2-0. But then with 20 or seconds left in the period he just cut Dake loose. I am still trying to figure out why he didn't at least attempt to ride Dake out for the remainder of the period. Then to start the second period Reece decided to start neutral. I understand that Dake is great on top, but if you want to be a national champion, I think you have to at least believe you have the ability to start down and get an escape. If Reece started down and got out in less than a minute, he wins the match. If he gets out and Dake gets riding time, its a wash, same as staring neutral. In any event, no one scored in the second, and they went into the third with Reece up 2-1. Dake started down in the third and got the escape to send the match to sudden victory 2-2. No scoring in SV. Reece started down and Dake rode him out for the entire 30 seconds. Dake then took down and got out quickly. Dake got a stalling warning, but Reece couldn't take him down. Dake wins 3-2.
Humphrey moved on to the consolation semifinals where he absolutely destroyed Ohio's Germane Lindsey 17-4.
Reece would go on to finish 3rd, defeating Oklahoma's #5 seed Zack Bailey 3-2. Bailey had impressively fought back from a first round loss all the way to the 3rd place match. Reece picked up the first period TD and went into the second period leading 2-1 after a Bailey escape. Reece chose down to start the second and got out to lead 3-1 going into the third period. Bailey started down and got the escape to trail 3-2. Reece in a few shots but couldn't finish. Fended off a good attempt by Bailey and got the victory. This was really how I had hoped the Dake match would have turned out.
149: Lance defeated PSU's #5 seed Frank Molinaro 2-0 before falling in the finals to Iowa's #2 seed Brent Metcalf, 3-2.
In the semis, nothing happened in the first period, Lance started down and got the escpae in the second to lead 1-0 going into the third. Lance rode Molinaro out the entire period to pick up the riding time point and the 2-0 victory.
In the finals, Metcalf picked up an early TD and it took a while for Lance to get out. 2-1 Metcalf going into the second and Lance started down. Picked up the escape, but not before Metcalf got 1:00 of RT. 2-2 going into the third, Metcalf starts neutral. No scoring, Metcalf gets the RT point and the 3-2 win. Palmer becomes on the second OSU wrestler to be a four-time All-American.
165: Colt loses his AA match 2-0 to Stanford's Nick Amuchastegui. After no scoring in the first, Colt started the second down, where Amuchastegui proceeded to ride him out for the entire period. Amuchastegui started down in the third, got the escape as well as the riding point and the 2-0 win.
No AA finish for Colt yet again, is, to say the least, too bad. He was just abused on the bottom in his two losses, and has to improve from that position. Losing to to two unseeded wrestlers also stings, but in his defense, they went on to finish 4th and 5th.
184: Pucillo falls 8-7 to Oklahoma State's #5 seed Clayton Foster, falling one win shy of becoming a four-time All-American. I know Mike has to be disappointed about the way things ended, but he certainly didn't go down without a fight.
Foster got a TD and NF in the first, to lead 4-1 going into the second. Foster started down, got the escape, and then picked up another TD to go up 7-1. I thought the match was all but over at this point, but Mike fought back, first getting the escape, and then picking up a TD of his own to trail 7-4 going into the third. Pucillo started down and go the escape, now down 7-5. Mike was able to get in for another TD to tie it up 7-7, but couldn't ride out Foster, who was able to get the escape and the 8-7 win. But what an effort from Mike Pucillo.
Team: As a team, the Bucks would finish in 8th place.
Final Team Results
1. 134.5 Iowa
2. 90.0 Cornell
3. 75.0 Iowa State
4. 70.5 Wisconsin
5. 69.0 Oklahoma
6. 65.0 Oklahoma State
7. 63.0 Minnesota
8. 62.0 Ohio State
9. 49.0 Penn State
10. 48.0 Missouri
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