Luther Tournament entries
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Looks like Murin already at 149, but Turk all the way up at 165?
Wait, this isn’t a dual tournament?
Murin listed at 141, Turk at 49. Wilcke will be there, does that mean Brands goes 84 for the dual?
Link with info to watch
https://hawkeyesports.com/news/2019...yes-to-compete-at-grandview-luther-opens.aspx
https://hawkeyesports.com/news/2019...yes-to-compete-at-grandview-luther-opens.aspx
Got some pretty credible info supporting what many have said on this board. Teasdale essentially whips DeSanto. He is simply a better technician and wrestler. DeSanto will either redshirt or take the 41 spot. Very much up in the air but what is not is Teasdale at 33. Sending him to Luther to get back into the swing and get more than one match. Source also said don’t read too much into Glynn/Teasdale match as the coaches think Glynn has one of the best defensive games in the country.
He could wrestle 2-3 matches at Luther and then wrestle Sunday afternoon in the dual
I don't think he will be wrestling that many matches on Saturday in any reasonable scenario, including winning the open.
That said, it hasn't been our MO to wrestle in an open on Saturday and in a dual on Sunday. Maybe it's happened but I don't remember it. I believe Nelson Brands has been dinged up so I'm thinking it won't be him. All guesses here.
Glenn's strategy during the match was no doubt orchestrated by his dad....after the match his dad came up proud and fist bumped him with a little wink. I stated previously that if this was a true match Glenn would have been called for stalling multiple times...he did nothing but block and push until last 30 seconds.
No way he wrestles that many. Looks like the better tournament is Grandview anyway
It’s not.
So Suriano and Fix can’t “whip” Desanto, but Teasdale can?
In fairness, it could be a match up thing. Suriano and Fix are both physical grinders and Desanto isn't a guy that you can grind down. Teasdale is really slick with outside attacks and Desanto comes forward like crazy. Maybe Teasdale just picks him apart from the outside?
Regardless, I would be shocked if Teasdale is a significant points upgrade over Desanto at 133, regardless of how the head to head match up goes.
This is all from an Iowa coach so...
I wouldn't dispute it, but "whips" is a very vague description. Did Teasdale whip Glynn?
Don’t be shocked, homie...
But if you are.... we’ll be here. for you.
(‘cause that’s the way we roll.)
Did you read the part where he addressed that? Also ADS had a pretty close match with Glynn last year, IIRC.
I did. What I meant with my post was that I could imagine if Teasdale was beating ADS more often than ADS was beating Teasdale. What I can't imagine I Teasdale dominating ADS in a very one sided manner which is what the phrase "whips" implies.
If that is the case, then Teasdale is a title contender at 133. As others have said, no one whipped ADS last year and it's tough to imagine a freshman doing it.
First time I've seen anyone consider Fix a physical grinder. One of the most dynamic slicksters in the game.
Gavin is absolutely a legitimate threat to win the NCAA title at 133lbs.
This makes me feel a little funny inside.
Brackets are out. Cashman is 2 seed at 125. Teasdale, Murin, Turk, Wilcke, and Costello are 1 seeds
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