Midlands PBP: Session 3
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Stollhouse!!!!!!!!!!!
It appears those who mocked you earlier deserve to be mocked.
Stoll went to turn Peck earlier and literally put all of his massive weight on one of his shoulder. Injury time but Peck kept going.
Than Peck pretty much fell over from their feet and Stoll fell on top for the pin and got up and stood over him like it was all him.
Than it got chippy. Saw a flash run towards Stoll, imagine that was Brands
Than Peck pretty much fell over from their feet and Stoll fell on top for the pin and got up and stood over him like it was all him.
Than it got chippy. Saw a flash run towards Stoll, imagine that was Brands
The guy was gassed and running big time...and Sam finally got a nice body lock on him. I'd say it was a pretty good come back...
From what I saw, Stoll had a body lock and once he started to initiate a foot sweep-like action and Peck went down and it was pretty over. Peck seemed to follow Stoll to his corner after the match to exchange pleasantries. Always a good move when you just got pinned.
Old, very old news. 0-9ish vs Dake.
Taylor could win a given match, but the rivalry is as one-sided as the National Media coverage.
The more time Sam spends on his feet, and "GOs to the Body" the better his odds always! Don't take down unless you know you can get out ! Going to the body is his bread and butter !
P3
Rhoads starts down
E Rhoads
5-3
Nice TD Rhoads
7-3
E Rill
7-4
Rhoads throws Rill - feet to back for FALL - BOOM!
Rhoads starts down
E Rhoads
5-3
Nice TD Rhoads
7-3
E Rill
7-4
Rhoads throws Rill - feet to back for FALL - BOOM!
Gotta go.. family is getting pissed this 5 minute "work" problem I've been addressing is taking 1.5 hours... d'oh
General shortsightedness and douchebaggery.
I wonder if this should be "oh wow" or "oh yippeee" ? I don't know how you kids use words today. I don't know if wrestling is still going on, I'm just reading the pbp.
General shortsightedness and douchebaggery.
Nothing shortsighted about it. Unless of course he already knew Clark withdrew (he didn't).
Stoll won that match, the official impact by allowing the "hammer lock" and not stoping it before injury was aggrgerious. If an official had the same call during the Meyers match in the semis his head would be on a platter.
More douchebaggery than shortsighted. Hawks should win (should have) comfortably, but Nebby was closer than thought.
It was a joke gentlemen, don't get your knickers in a knot. I simply didn't subscribe to the general thought on the boards that Taylor would absolutely wipe the mat with Brooks and bonus was a foregone conclusion, as most did.
Sueflohn has won a lot of matches in the 3rd period. His gas tank is among the very best. Overall Kemerer did well in that match against a very tough wrestler; three TDs in the 1st period was impressive. Like you say, Kem just ran out of steam.
Kemerer and Cenzo Joseph had a number of real tight matches in high school; the two were essentially neck and neck. Not certain, but I think Joseph beat Kem (in OT) in states as juniors and the two were in different weight classes as seniors. Anyway, PSU got Joseph and Iowa got Kemerer. Should be very interesting to see how they develop over the next 4+ years, but I doubt anyone in the PA wrestling scene is real surprised on how Kem fared at Midlands.
And, FYI, Joseph is slated to wrestle in the Southern Scuffle this weekend.
That's what I was thinking at the time, it's the only good thing I could come up with while watching him get mauled. Maybe he's just better when he thinks he's not supposed to win.
You don't absolutely know what he knew or didn't know. Plus, I really don't know if it's that relevant. I never expect perfect health or performance at a tourney. The bottom line is that he said they were nipping at our heels and he turned out exactly right. He had some prudence. One great thing about Multi-Hawk is that he has always chosen his words carefully, and doesn't die on unnecessary hills. I wish I had that character trait.
I don't think Kemerer was gassed, but he was about a 1/2 a tank perhaps. In the 3rd period he didn't finish like he normally does, in the end that got him. That, and Sueflohn does what he's always done, he keeps coming.
Had Kemerer been anything but a redshirt freshman I would have been pissed about the eventual outcome, given the start he had taking Sueflohn down with ease. He pissed that match away, and yes Sueflohn is a darn good wrestler, but giving one away is giving one away no matter who it is. He also needs to vary his attacks a bit, although he's real good getting to the right leg with his length, and he scrambles well. Thought I detected a hint of David Taylor to him a couple of times while scrambling today.....................
It certainly appears like he's got a very bright future at Iowa, at 157 lbs.
I have a friend who wrestled at ISU who claims that happens to all Iowa wrestlers---they peak in their 2nd or 3rd year in the program then get burned out because of the Brands mentality--no time off and overtraining. He is somewhat of an Iowa athletics hater though, but he does like Iowa wrestling.
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