2022 NCAA Tournament, Session 6 Thread
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Final Team Scores:
1. PSU - 131.5
2. Michigan - 95.0
3. Iowa - 74.0
4. Arizona St. - 66.5
5. Nebraska - 59.5
6. Northwestern - 57.5
7. Cornell - 54.5
8. Virginia Tech - 52.5
9. Missouri - 49.5
10. NC State - 49.0
11. Minnesota - 48.5
12. Oregon St. - 44.5
13. Ohio State - 44.0
14. Okla. State - 38.5
14. Wisconsin - 38.5
16. Princeton - 38.0
17. Iowa State - 37.0
18. North Carol. - 32.0
19. Stanford - 31.5
20. North. Iowa - 28.5
1. PSU - 131.5
2. Michigan - 95.0
3. Iowa - 74.0
4. Arizona St. - 66.5
5. Nebraska - 59.5
6. Northwestern - 57.5
7. Cornell - 54.5
8. Virginia Tech - 52.5
9. Missouri - 49.5
10. NC State - 49.0
11. Minnesota - 48.5
12. Oregon St. - 44.5
13. Ohio State - 44.0
14. Okla. State - 38.5
14. Wisconsin - 38.5
16. Princeton - 38.0
17. Iowa State - 37.0
18. North Carol. - 32.0
19. Stanford - 31.5
20. North. Iowa - 28.5
RBY just said if the Doners step up he will be back next year. Time to reach out to Ira and company for real. RBY is like 30 points at Nationals next year.
Great, great point. Thanks for reeling me (and the announcers in). Gable is 2-2 in the finals with losses to Ant and COVID (which went undefeated across all weight classes).
I don't know if it's still up, but there was a youtube video of a bunch of PSU wrestlers, Micah, a PSU boxer, and maybe one other random athlete doing a circuit workout in front of Bo's house. I think Nick Lee and Cenzo won, all the PSU wrestlers finished easily, and the football guys barely finished. Obviously very different conditioning needed for the sports, but cool to see regardless.
Good times. I truly feel Carr comes to the l good guys. He loves RBY and Brooks.
i think that makes RBY back
I think he was referring to carr transferring from Iowa state, Haines is good, but not that good
You, myself, the Penn State wrestling fan base and the entire collegiate wrestling community will miss Nick Lee's talent to the Nth degree. Kid is class, talent beyond measure and just that put together young man you just can't stop rooting for. I will for life no matter what he does. He's just that person who means the world to us and it's been an immense pleasure to watch him grow and succeed in a Penn State singlet. Sky's the limit for Nick in his next endeavor in life.
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Carr is definitely thinking about coming to PSU from all the talk around. That’s definitely a dynasty team.
This boxing on ESPN is super-entertaining. Next year, every Lion enters the arena with a rapper running in next to him while Steveson does back hand springs. Cael is all about having fun. As long as the NCAA doesn’t meddle, I think my idea has legs.
Penn State Is Perfect Again at the NCAA Wrestling Championships
The Nittany Lions go 5-0 in the finals, turning the broadcast into a three-hour recruiting pitch.SI article
Penn State Is Perfect Again at the NCAA Wrestling Championships
The Nittany Lions go 5-0 in the finals, turning the broadcast into a three-hour recruiting pitch.
www.si.com
Like the announcer said “A dynastic run unequaled in college sports!”
Winning with integrity!
Winning with integrity!
I did see that. People commented that Micah was out of shape, but it's just that these guys are in crazy shape, and I give Micah credit for mixing it up and putting himself in a different setting. You generally dont see athletes go out of the comfort zone of their own team. Micah is a special guy, and I think is just really motivated to do whatever he's interested in. He's inquisitive and isn't afraid of looking "out of shape" and is more interested in hanging out with cool people and challenging himself.
Absolutely. It obviously helps that he was a pretty damn good wrestler himself. I love that he's using his massive social media following to promote the sport and mainly promote our program. If he committed to wrestling he would have been a really fun guy to watch. Micah is obviously in incredible shape, but football is all about short intense bursts of effort over a long period of time and wrestling is 100% sustained effort for a short amount of time. You need to train differently for those and a short but intense circuit workout will obviously favor wrestlers.
The 2017 5 for 5 (Retherford, Nolf, Joseph, Hall, Nickal) did a re-creation of the Beatles Abbey Road crossing the street. Would love to see a recreation of the recreation with the 2022 5 for 5 - classic x3. Even if they're not sure who the Beatles were. Tip of my hat to the other 34 guys on the team too. Thank you one and all for a f** season.
I think that's one of the most impressive parts of this. Not only did we go 5/5 in the national championships, we did it 5 years later with 5 different guys.
I agree... he tries but can't hide it. He just didn't give 50/50 analysis.... Unless he thinks one compliment for PSU is worth a few for the other team...
Duh, for someone as smart as you, I can't believe you are confusing football with wrestling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeah, he gave Nick a little wake up call. Damn, he came out fast and furious!
I actually enjoyed the jocularity he brought to the show. He was complimentary...a lot...towards PSU.
I agree, yesterday he basically said if you want to win in Olympics goto PSU, 4 of 6 medal winners came through NLWC. Results speak for themselves, they are basically trying to make it entertaining for non PSU fans. My only gripe is the Iowa love fest. WTF, aside from a COVID year what have they won lately.
Gentlemen. Step back. Enjoy. The best Wrestling program in the country. Hands down. Dominated at Nationals. Blew everyone out.
Seriously? 5 national champions. If ur a recruit and aspire to be the very best, y in the world wouldn’t U want to be u in that room? So proud to be a fan and supporter of this program. What a tourney and night. WE ARE!!!
Seriously? 5 national champions. If ur a recruit and aspire to be the very best, y in the world wouldn’t U want to be u in that room? So proud to be a fan and supporter of this program. What a tourney and night. WE ARE!!!
Top Scorers At The 2022 NCAAs
| Points Per Individual | |
|---|---|
| Aaron Brooks (Penn State) | 23 |
| Nick Lee (Penn State) | 23 |
| Nick Suriano (Michigan) | 23 |
| Roman Bravo-Young (Penn State) | 23 |
| Ryan Deakin (Northwestern) | 23 |
| Gable Steveson (Minnesota) | 22.5 |
| Carter Starocci (Penn State) | 22 |
| Keegan Otoole (Missouri) | 22 |
| Max Dean (Penn State) | 21.5 |
| Cohlton Schultz (Arizona State) | 20 |
| Yianni Diakomihalis (Cornell) | 20 |
| Daton Fix (Oklahoma State) | 19 |
| Mekhi Lewis (Virginia Tech) | 19 |
| Pat Glory (Princeton) | 19 |
| Ridge Lovett (Nebraska) | 18 |
| Hayden Hidlay (North Carolina State) | 17.5 |
| Myles Amine (Michigan) | 17.5 |
| Shane Griffith (Stanford) | 17.5 |
| David Carr (Iowa State) | 17 |
| Jacob Warner (Iowa) | 17 |
| Peyton Robb (Nebraska) | 16.5 |
| Austin DeSanto (Iowa) | 16 |
| Kizhan Clarke (North Carolina) | 16 |
| Quincy Monday (Princeton) | 16 |
| Sebastian Rivera (Rutgers) | 16 |
| Bryce Andonian (Virginia Tech) | 15.5 |
| Greg Kerkvliet (Penn State) | 15.5 |
| Jordan Wood (Lehigh) | 15.5 |
| Vito Arujau (Cornell) | 15.5 |