I think my favorite thing about Bassett as a prospect is that he still has a lot of room for improvement, specifically defensively.
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Robinson wins women’s gold with a pin at 72kg. Pinned her Chinese opponent twice but the first one wasn’t called.
Worst, Best, Last is how it was explained to me.
When tied, whoever gives more penalty points loses. If there is no penalty, then it goes to the highest-scoring move. If still tied, it's whoever scores last.
The rule book states.
In case of a tie, the winner will be declared by successively considering:
- the highest value of holds;
- the least amount of cautions;
- the last technical point(s) scored
followed by examples, none of which describe Duke’s match. My guess is the plural word holds, is the interpretation?
It was a poorly officiated match. A point could have been awarded on the first injury, as there was no blood or visible injury. The corner should have challenged the 4 point throw, in my opinion continuous action occurred. The match wasn’t stopped awarding the push out point and there were 3 or 4 feet in the passivity zone and continuous action was happening.
Let’s say one of Duke’s points was a caution instead of a pushout, would he have won had the score been tied at the end, based on the criteria above?
Two, 2 point moves/holds is greater than one, 2 point move/hold.
I don’t think we’re allowed to call them that anymore. It’s Native Americans or Guardians if you’re in Ohio. FWIW.
4 of the 8 mentioned are committed to Penn State. And they’ll probably get 1 of Bo/Marcus.
Scoring actions or holds are still the first criteria
So, a single 4 pointer beats two 2 pointers.
Or two 2 pointers beats a 2 pointer and two 1 pointers (whether they be cautions or step outs).
If all scoring moves/holds are equal, then you move to criteria 2. If they have the same number of cautions, then you move to criteria 3.
Its actually pretty rare for criteria #2 to come into play. I would say in most tied matches, the winner is decided by criteria #3
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Maybe we should be recruiting Japan!
His pure athleticism is alittle limited, but he’s already savvy and has old school Iowa pace and aggression. The aggression will leave him open to be scored on more, but he still has 2 years to fine tune the defense before college. Nobody is going to out work him. The great thing about landing Bo is that you have a good chance to get his brother and Melvin Miller, who looks to be a big star in the making.
Kueter wins first match 7-0
I believe Duke had 3 pushouts and the other guy had 2 - 2 point scoring moves. S technically Duke only had 2 points from values of holds and the other guy had 4. That is my interpretation.
Kueter wins by Fall in the quarters.
Kueter in on a shot but doesn't score, as they separate the other guys stumbles and Kueter gets behind for 2. Then arm bars him over for a fall.
All 10 in men’s freestyle made it to the semi’s. All have the chance to wrestle for a medal!
All WILL wrestle for a medal, barring injury or not making weight, by making the semis.
Semi losers are automatically in the bronze medal matches.
Ono was very impressive. Never out of position.
1. Is Swarm supporting wrestling yet?
2. If so, can we make donations in US dollars or do they have to be in Yen so we can start recruiting Japan?
Lockett wins a low scoring match. 3-1
Lockett wins a tight defensive contest 2-1; 3-1 after a failed challenge.
Barr looks strong. One of the "concerns" was his straight on shots. He appears to have that figured out now. Still fairly straight on, but no problems today sucking in the legs to finish. 10-0 tf.
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