Excellent point, and with that said.
I thought I was watching the same wrestler in all of the PSU finals, especially in the 3r period, the PSU wrestler (fill in the blank) on the mat riding their opponent, standing with their opponent, not improving their position and clearly pushing the escaping opponent out of the ring before the escape can be completed. Every PSU wrestler used this as their go to stalling/riding technique without a single stall called that I remember. And, it seemed again, with 20 seconds left, the majority of PSU wrestlers if riding would release their opponent to avoid the risk of reversal, with a 1 or 2 point lead, and commence running away from the more aggressive opponent, with no stall call because no previous warnings had been called.
Referees should at least call the stall warning, if not award the stalling point or escape. The escape avoiding push-out and running around the mat at the end of a match would be eliminated no doubt, and there may be some additional wrestling that happens changing the outcome of the match. Please!
This is obviously a hole in the rules that is consistently coached be PSU and they are allowed to abuse more so then all the other teams at the NCAAs.
