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Tyler Kasak vs Ian Parker

Kasak scores first with a step out in the match's first minute to take a 1-0 lead. Parker is put on the clock at the 3:55 mark of the first period. He does not score, so Kasak leads 2-0. Shortly after, he gets a step out to 3-0. That's the score at the break.

At the 1:40 mark of the second Kasak gets in on a low single and nearly finishes it on the edge but no points are awarded. Parker gets in on a shot with under 30 seconds to wrestle and finishes it to 3-2. No further scoring.

Kasak wins 3-2.
 
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SlipperyPete said:
70kg Final- Tyler Kasak vs. Ian Parker

Period 1:
Here we go. Hand fighting & head taps/slaps to start it off, then tying up. Kasak looks for a 2 on 1, but Parker fights him off. Parker pushes forward. There's a flurry & Kasak takes Parker to the edge, then out & into the table, 1-0. Back to neutral. Tying up & pushing in the center. Parker comes forward a little. Kasak holds ground & tries some snaps. Parker shoots & Kasak blocks him off. Kasak shoots, but can't get there. Passivity warning on Parker. Parker pushes forward a little & takes Kasak to the edge, but Kasak circles back to center. Tying up & pushing in the center. Parker gets a 2nd passivity warning & goes on the clock. Parker pushes forward a little. Kasak circles around the mat. Parker has Kasak near the edge again. Parker shoots. Kasak gets a shot clock point, 2-0, then reverses positioning & takes Parker out, 3-0. Back to neutral. Parker pushes forward. Kasak pushes back & the period ends. 3-0 Kasak

Period 2:
Back to action. Tying up & hand fighting. Parker pushes forward a little. Kasak hits some snaps. Lots of jockeying around for position. Parker takes Kasak to the edge, but Kasak circles back to center. Parker takes Kasak to the edge again, but Kasak circles back to center again. Kasak gets a passivity warning. Parker comes forward, but Kasak maintains positions & Parker can't find an opening. Kasak drops in on a low leg. Parker is trying to defend, but Kasak keeps working & takes him out for 2, 5-0. The refs are at the table conferring now & the score is changed back to 3-0 Kasak, 1:20 left. Circling & tying up. Parker reaches for a leg, but can't get there, 1-min left. Kasak pushes forward. Parker reaches for a leg, but can't finish. He shoots again & gets in deep on a leg. Kasak gets an ankle & is holding on tight, but Parker breaks his grip & works behind for the TD, 3-2. Back to neutral, 14-sec left. Parker pushes forward & takes Kasak to the edge. Kasak circles back in & evades all end of period scoring attempts by Parker to win the title.

Tyler Kasak DEC Ian Parker 3-2

Tyler Kasak is the 70kg Champ!
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A not-so-sercet Iowa fan might say Parker had a beautiful TD but stepped out of bounds twice allowing Kasak to win
 
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SteamyPyles said:
Parker Keckeisen was up 9-0 going for a final turn on Marcus Coleman and slipped off and then Coleman caught him and pinned him. Very crazy sequence.

Also, didnt Slav beat Cardenas in the semis? Why did Carsenas wrestle in the finals??
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Slav beat Owen Braungardt in the semis, then beat Cardenas in the finals.
 
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SteamyPyles said:
Parker Keckeisen was up 9-0 going for a final turn on Marcus Coleman and slipped off and then Coleman caught him and pinned him. Very crazy sequence.

Also, didnt Slav beat Cardenas in the semis? Why did Carsenas wrestle in the finals??
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Apparently, Cardenas wrestled both 97 (lost to Slav in that final) and 92 (beat a guy from Turkey in that final).
 
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CarolinaFan1 said:
Bassett over Bartlett 15-5.
After going down 4-0, Bassett just beat him with aggression and pace (and a nice gut).
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Horrible decision by Beau to reach back from that tripod position rather than just give up the TD. Instead of leading 5-3 he gets trap-armed by Bo and comes out of par terre trailing 11-5.
 
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SteamyPyles said:
Parker Keckeisen was up 9-0 going for a final turn on Marcus Coleman and slipped off and then Coleman caught him and pinned him. Very crazy sequence.

Also, didnt Slav beat Cardenas in the semis? Why did Carsenas wrestle in the finals??
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They wrestled the 97 final first so Cardenas had a break before his 92 final.
 
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Beau does tend to score more in Freestyle. I think it’s in part because his skills apply more readily to the style. He holds position very well, has a strong short offense (front headlock especially) and counter-attacks decisively. If you watch a lot of freestyle, you notice all 3 of those things among the most common setups to scoring from neutral.

But I do love how well Bassett seems to learn from feeling guys out. He flips the script in rematches more than any non-Sanderson/Cunningham coached kid in memory. I’m happy he ended up at VaTech, where I won’t have much reason to root against him for most of his career.
 
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