That does not excuse or eliminate stalling. You are burying yourself.
Most of us NEVER WANT to see a stalling point decide a match, but sometimes they NEED to, when one guy refuses to present himself for most of a match. This can happen in many ways, which I'm not going to take the time to list all of.
The 4 posts prior to your first post were about the Tshirt match and stalling. Pretty easy to see why people would think you were addressing that match. For you to not see that is disingenuous.
Seriously 6,000 posts and you haven't figured out how conversations work on these forums? No wonder you have about 1 like for every 6 posts you make.
Ahh the like to post ratio. The thread was predominantly about that match. You chimed in. You get what you get on this one
Seriously 6,000 posts and you haven't figured out how conversations work on these forums? No wonder you have about 1 like for every 6 posts you make.
Go count the posts above mine again.
Then go back to thinking about how awesome you are. Scratch that......used to be.
First off Ace, I NEVER said "No DI wrestler should ever get pushed around,". NEVER. Not only did I not say it; but, nobody in this thread said it. Who are you quoting and from where? You are coming off as a very dishonest person.What are you talking about. You said "No DI wrestler should ever get pushed around," I disagree. Maybe you have a hard time with reading comprehension. I'm not burying myself, you just can't follow a thought pattern correctly when in written form.
I think everybody made that leap because it was in the context of the conversation. We were talking about TShirt, you jump in with your two cents. By the way, some Iowa guys needed to get called as well. How many times have we had posts of people complaining that an Iowa guy doesn't shoot?
Wise up, Grasshopper. According to your post above, you are OK with a wrestler not shooting and stalling their butt off. I have no clue as to how you personally wrestle/wrestled.
First off Ace, I NEVER said "No DI wrestler should ever get pushed around,". NEVER. Not only did I not say it; but, nobody in this thread said it. Who are you quoting and from where? You are coming off as a very dishonest person.
I'll just stop at "First off". You have lost all credibility.
you think we need your ass to tell us this shit, we watch it every dam day why don't you go lay down and give it another try some other day. you are seriously pissing me off.
THis drives me nuts.
Watch the Lee/Bresser match, 3rd period.
At 1:28, Bresser on bottom gets hit with stall warning.
At 1:20 Bresser still isnt working up and Ref #46 "talks" to Bresser
At :57 Bresser still not working up and Ref #46 has another chat with him, motioning with his hands to work his way up
How the heck isnt that ref calling a 2nd stall and awarding a point??
and you can now explain to me how it feels to go from a serious poster to another one of them, because you have just completed the transformation.
You are a nut. Welcome to "ignore".That is classic from the guy who took my original post. Go read it again and responded with the first quote.
Hahaha you honestly can't read. It is hilarious.
I'm done here.
I think Jason Tsirtsis could wrestle the Gable statue to a 0-0 tie...but barely because Tsirtsis would get warned for stalling by the Gable statue and an actual ref...
You must not have ever wrestled in college.
Sometimes things happen and you are physically not as your best or you are simply overmatched by an extraordinary opponent.
Ever make a bad cut and just have no energy?
Ever go up a weight class or two to help out the team in a dual?
Things happen. And while I absolutely agree Iowa has a reputation for pushing the pace and constantly going forward, I have certainly seen my fair share of Iowa wrestlers getting pushed around and going backwards. I didn't hear chants for stalling by the Hawkeye faithful during any of those matches though and a certainly don't expect to.
All I am saying is SOMETIMES going backwards and not taking a shot for an extended period of time in NOT stalling. Most of the time it is, but not always and if I had one complaint about the Iowa fanbase, which I very much respect and wish more fan bases resembled, it would be the quickness to which a number of fans start looking for a stalling call to decide a close match.
It is a very minor thing and if that is your only flaw you are doing pretty darn good as a fanbase. I knew I would get killed for posting my original thoughts. I should have refrained from posting that opinion as I knew it would get twisted, convoluted, and lead to nothing positive. Almost like saying anything negative or even asking a question what so ever about Penn State recruiting tactics or pedophilia. Some topics should just be avoided. For Iowa its stalling, which in comparison to child molestation, cover ups, and cheating, you are really in a pretty good place.
Well, one ignore today, with three more on probation. Not that I'm afraid of opposing views, I just don't have time for idiots.
People were talking about referees and officiating on the weekend. A couple people used the BS v JT match as a specific example.
As for your question about posts complaining about Iowa guys who don't shoot? I don't know, but I can tell you I have read a lot more complaining about other team's wrestlers stalling. Iowa does have some of the more prolific non-scorers in NCAA wrestling right now when competing against ranked competition rather than DI fridge NQ's or non qualifier, excluding heavyweights. Dean Heil is obviously #1 in this regard, but Brandon Sorensen is perhaps #3. I'll give #2 to Tshirtis. Gunther is up there though too, just not as notable. Cash, Bowman, Laux/Glynn (133) and Turk/Happel (141) certainly would never be confused for an Ian Miller let it fly scoring machines. Stoll could be included in this too even though we tend to forgive it a little more in heavyweights, hence why I excluded them in the overall ranks. That is a valid point you make there.
I question though if over half the starting lineup rarely shoots against real competition anymore then what is "Iowa's style" currently? It certainly is not Kemerer's style, who is the only starter who wrestles to score bonus points all the time, his style is what I believe people think of when they say "Iowa style" historically, but how would you describe the current teams style?
Sorensen is at 67% bonus on the year. 61% for all of last year. Joseph from PSU was 42% last year. Mark Hall was 62% last year. Tomasello was 48% last year. Darrian Cruz was 47% last year, 56% this year. Desanto is only at 56% this year.
Keep digging yourself into a hole man.
lol the idea of giving a forum poster probation before you ignore them is hilarious to me.
Sorensen is at 67% bonus on the year. 61% for all of last year. Joseph from PSU was 42% last year. Mark Hall was 62% last year. Tomasello was 48% last year. Darrian Cruz was 47% last year, 56% this year. Desanto is only at 56% this year.
Keep digging yourself into a hole man.
Sorensen is at 67% bonus on the year. 61% for all of last year. Joseph from PSU was 42% last year. Mark Hall was 62% last year. Tomasello was 48% last year. Darrian Cruz was 47% last year, 56% this year. Desanto is only at 56% this year.
Keep digging yourself into a hole man.
Uh oh...somebody presented facts that contradict an opinion. That won't be well received at all. I award you twoooooooooooo and raise my fist for a stall warning for the opinion person.
I've seen way more college wrestlers lose matches because of the ref swallowing a whistle on blatant stalling as opposed to college wrestlers winning matches by being gifted a questionable stalling point by the ref. If you're going to make these claims give us some video evidence as an example of a wrestler getting screwed by an undeserved stalling point against an Iowa guy in Carver.
Uh Oh! Go look at what I wrote again. Look at the words I actually said. "Against Ranked Competition." Now look at the facts again. 5 bonus points victories in his career is the finding.
Uh- Oh! Someone isn't going to like those FACTS!
Look at that, another premature fan looking for a call too early when the criteria hasn't been met yet.