Ref should've waited 10 more seconds because it would've been a surefire takedown then.
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Ref should've waited 10 more seconds because it would've been a surefire takedown then.
Just the Big XII schools.
Big XII had 2 national champs and 13 All Americans.
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+------+-------------------+-------+
| 2. | Oklahoma St. | 97.5 |
| 12. | Iowa St. | 35.0 |
| 13. | Oklahoma | 33.5 |
| 18. | Wyoming | 24.5 |
| 38. | Utah Valley | 8.0 |
| 39. | South Dakota St. | 7.5 |
| 44. | North Dakota St. | 5.5 |
| 47. | West Virginia | 4.0 |
| 62. | Air Force | 1.5 |
| 72. | Northern Colo. | -1.0 |
+------+-------------------+-------+Big XII had 2 national champs and 13 All Americans.
So......was this the year that UNI has finally overtaken us. Iowa fans kept telling me this would happen soon when Schwab went there. Assuming it must have been this year.
Alright. Someone find out how Northern Colorado lost a team point without having a single win. I need to know how they ended up owing the tournament a point.
Yup. I always enjoyed watching him wrestle and he seemed like a classy kid. Wish he could've got this one but Cox is just a beast. Best year for upper weight championship matches I can recall. Kyven's win last year is very likely to deny Snyder being a 4 timer. That kid is something else.
I think it was supposed to be this year. At least that's what I've been told all year from UNI fans because ISU staff doesn't care about Iowa kids like UNI does. Or something like that.
So what is the difference between that takedown and the one Oliver got on Stieber a few years ago?
Nothing, I thought they updated the rules after that to explicitly define that as not a takedown though? I might have made that up.
Are you talking about the one at the end of that match? The one that wasn't ruled a takedown?
And he was below the knees/hips, but yea. That's why I'm not sure Snyder's was a complete TD tonight. Unless the rules are worded weird and allows that, and that's where I'm not positive.
I'm heavily biased (never wrestled under 160), but every year the upper weights are more fun to watch. Lightweights are too "flighty" and they flaunt their nimbleness in my face.
From my investigative work the kid lost the first round match to Burak and then in the next match he got dinged for a point..??... confusing because it says it reflected his match score but wondering if they might have taken a team point away too?
12th place is a pretty darn good showing for what we had going into the tournament. How many years can you expect to take 12th with only 6 wrestlers, 4 of whom are unseeded, and the others only seeded #8 and #9? You might argue that they under performed during the year but that's a pretty good showing.
What happened to Minnesota this year? Did they red-shirt a bunch of new guys?
What happened to Minnesota this year? Did they red-shirt a bunch of new guys?
Let's not get too giddy about a 12th place finish. Credit to the wrestlers for their efforts, but we need to get back to relevancy. Go Cyclones!
http://www.thegazette.com/subject/s...tling-world-hawkeyes-just-live-in-it-20160319 Nice mention of Cael and Gable.
