My only real objection is about 125.
First of all, at least as far as I could tell, Gilman didn't put on any real theatrics. He was understandably surprised by his comeback and fall, and what I saw was more surprise and elation than anything. I didn't see him taunt the home crowd.
I hope he said something like "great match" to Lizak, because that's what it was. If he said something negative, he should have his mouth washed out with soap, particularly after getting manhandled for 2 periods. But I didn't see anything that looked like smack talk after the match.
As for the team point deduction, I have no problem with it as long as nobody was taunting, and I didn't see anything like that. I just saw a bunch of coaches and wrestlers celebrating like crazy, and I loved it. Frankly, I thought the deduction was bogus. Don't we want celebrations of exciting moments in this sport? Aren't we trying to increase its appeal rather than let it dry up and blow away? As long as there isn't a sportsmanship issue, let teams celebrate big wins, for crying out loud. (If Terry was way out on the mat and it was a clear violation, I guess I understand, but if it was at all borderline, you just let that go, IMO.)
