That was a good win for Bockman.
Dean is tough and I assume they wanted to start at 197 for a reason.
Rider/Bucknell 1/11
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Dean is tough and I assume they wanted to start at 197 for a reason.
Bockman wins 4-2 with a takedown in the last :30. Feet to back that somehow resulted in no backs and an escape. Regardless, he won.
Herrera is a true freshman heavy and still learning. I’ll give him somewhat of a pass. 165, 174, 197 are extremely frustrating at the moment
Indeed.
Bucknell will test the lower weights much more than Rider did as well.
Takats of Bucknell is severely underrated at 174 in my opinion. I think I’d favor him over MJ.
Matter of fact, Bucknell is ranked at 165, 174 and 197.
1 trick ponies aren't a thing in D-1 Wrestling
I would favor anyone over Riggins, Gaitan & Schon. I’m guessing this is what Dresser meant by it doesn’t matter how much you want to win or try it won’t matter if you haven’t prepared. Obviously, we have some wrestlers that did not prepare over break and are taking losses now that more than likely keep them out of Nationals. Carroll can’t overcome his issues fast enough. This is not where ISU wrestling should be right now. Who would have imagined 3 years ago a team with Riggins, Gaitan, & Rojas at 2 weights are going 0-2 against 2 non-ranked wrestlers.
The guy MJ lost to just got tech’d 16-0 by his Bucknell opponent
JFrost puts on a very tough ride in the 3rd up 4-2. Gets the RT point to win 5-2.
That’s a top 20 win for Jacob.
That’s a top 20 win for Jacob.
Gee, sorry for defending kids who are making a considerable sacrifice for the team. Silly me for doing such a terrible thing. I guess it’s better that people rip on them.
That’s with freestyle weigh in rules, for one tournament (a far cry from consistently doing it for 3-4 months), and it’s STILL 5 lbs short of 197. And of course I have an idea. Schon hasn’t wrestled in the 190s since at least his soph year of HS. That was 5 years ago. Every time you post on this subject you make ridiculous comments. These are are big, strong young athletes who are still physically maturing. Big time cuts are incredibly tough and rarely successful. Kudos to them for trying for the good of the team.It went away for years and is only reborn this year. The competition isn’t very good.
Idk.Gee, sorry for defending kids who are making a considerable sacrifice for the team. Silly me for doing such a terrible thing. I guess it’s better that people rip on them.
It went away for years and is only reborn this year. The competition isn’t very good.
Little Rock, SDSU, UNI are all pretty solid teams.
Paniro smelled blood in the water and put on a takedown clinic. Mostly snap down
go behinds.
19-4 TF.
go behinds.
19-4 TF.
