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New 125-pounder to start at Virginia Duals
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If I weigh 125 pounds ever again, it will mean the bitcoin house of cards has collapsed the entire world into the next dark ages and I am starving.
Love that this kid wants to wrestle but man, he's in for a world of hurt. Hope he sticks it out.
Not going to say anything negative. Go give 100% Sinjin, nothing to lose & what a great opportunity
Spend a couple of minutes on the mat trying not to get pinned, gets to be a letterwinner the rest of his life. Seems like a solid trade.
Someone should probably make sure that the kid sees this. It doesn't matter if you are out classed. If you work hard and never give up good things can happen.
Was this Lou or Ed. Sinjin probably see Ed a lot. Isn't he still associated with the Athletic Dept/Wrestling program at Iowa State?
Young man will have this for the rest of his life! Happy that he is taking the opportunity and running with it. Majority of people wouldn't have the 00 to even try.
Nope but he won't be wrestling an All American at every single meet either. I'm not saying it is going to happen, I'm just saying that it could happen. Every wrestler is capable of making fatal mistakes. Well, except for Cael, that is.
The kid contributed to the latest win. He avoided the fall even though he gave up a 5 point tech fall.
Small win, but hey, the kid is a walk-on. Good for him.
Small win, but hey, the kid is a walk-on. Good for him.
Few things on the video...
1. I completely forgot that was the dual where Randy Lewis dislocated his elbow. I was a young kid watching that one "live" on IPTV (pretty sure it was tape delayed) with my brother. I about lost my cookies when they showed Lewis' injury. I went to bed shortly after and so didn't see the Osenbaugh pin. I heard ISU won but didn't see the actual replay until years later when they did a feature on Osenbaugh during another dual.
2. When Dresser talks about getting Hilton back to what it was when he attended duals there as a kid, this is what he's talking about. Packed to the gills and loud as hell. It would be great to get it there.
3. Osenbaugh got the win that will live forever, but Lou Banach was a freakin' stud. He was Kyle Snyder ~40 years ahead of Kyle Snyder. Constant action, technically sound, and stronger than most of the guys he wrestled despite giving up a ton of weight in the days of the Unlimited weight class.
Only other Sinjin I've ever heard of was pretty damn good, hopefully the name is good luck for this this kid.
Man, that was like an old school professional wrasslin match. Going from nearly turned to his own back to miraculously pulling off the impossible upset. I was waiting for the ISU guy to raise his nearly lifeless arm and shake his finger back and forth "no, no".
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