Pinto is a tough kid and Levi made that look pretty easy.
Penn State - Nebraska dual thread
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184: #1 Carter Starocci vs. #17 Silas Allred (SA)
Per 1
CStar working underhooks. He's kind of bullying SA around. Now CStar working the head. Nothing thru 1:30. CStar in on a head inside single and gets the TD, 3-0. OOB with 1:16 left. SA gets flattened out. Now working to his base. CStar controlling the wrists. SA tries a sitout, nothing. CStar had both boots in for a bit, then only 1. Now he's locking up an arm bar, but the buzzer sounds. End. RT @ 1:19 for CStar
Per 2
SA takes bottom. He Works up slowly, and CStar cuts him, 3-1. SA reaches and gets a head inside single. CStar reaches over, and a stalemate with 1:14 left. CStar sort of reaches, nothing. Cstar with a head outside single, to a double, and then spins behind for the TD, 6-1. End. RT @ 2:36 for CStar
Per 3
CStar takes bottom. He's out in 6 sec, 7-1. Collar ties. SA shoots a single, CStar sprawls, and grabs an ankle, CStar in better position, and gets behind for the TD, 10-1. RT is locked. CStar cuts him, 10-2. CStar in on a single, but they go OOB with 0:27 left. SA shoots, CStar sprawls, and nearly gets a TD but the buzzer sounds. With RT, it's a 11-2, MAJ
7-0, PSU
Per 1
CStar working underhooks. He's kind of bullying SA around. Now CStar working the head. Nothing thru 1:30. CStar in on a head inside single and gets the TD, 3-0. OOB with 1:16 left. SA gets flattened out. Now working to his base. CStar controlling the wrists. SA tries a sitout, nothing. CStar had both boots in for a bit, then only 1. Now he's locking up an arm bar, but the buzzer sounds. End. RT @ 1:19 for CStar
Per 2
SA takes bottom. He Works up slowly, and CStar cuts him, 3-1. SA reaches and gets a head inside single. CStar reaches over, and a stalemate with 1:14 left. CStar sort of reaches, nothing. Cstar with a head outside single, to a double, and then spins behind for the TD, 6-1. End. RT @ 2:36 for CStar
Per 3
CStar takes bottom. He's out in 6 sec, 7-1. Collar ties. SA shoots a single, CStar sprawls, and grabs an ankle, CStar in better position, and gets behind for the TD, 10-1. RT is locked. CStar cuts him, 10-2. CStar in on a single, but they go OOB with 0:27 left. SA shoots, CStar sprawls, and nearly gets a TD but the buzzer sounds. With RT, it's a 11-2, MAJ
7-0, PSU
That was a nice shot of Nick Lee, Casey and Cael mat side. Nick Lee was a great pick! Chop wood, carry water! He’s had that bandage on his ear for the past two or three meets.
They always do. They are well coached. Manning is annoying, but he is a good coach.
197: #4 Josh Barr vs. #22 Camden McDanel (CM)
Per 1
Barr working an underhook, and they are OOB with 2:48 left. Barr looks smaller, but far more active. Barr with another underhook, nothing. OOB with 1:48 left. Barr reaches, nothing. Barr with a double to a single, CM reaches over for an ankle, they scramble, and stopped for PD with 1:25 left (crowd boos, but it was the correct call). CM sort of shoots, nothing. 1 min left. Barr with a double and gets the TD, 3-0 with @ 0:17 left. CM up but is returned. End. RT @ 17 sec for Barr.
Per 2
Barr takes bottom. He's up and spins around, he has a single and shelfs it, but loses, it, so it's an esc, 4-0. OOB with 1:39 left. CM with a sloppy shot, nothing. Barr works his underhook to a single and gets the TD, 7-0. OOB with 1:16 left. CM to his feet, but they are OOB with 1:06 left. CM to his feet, and returned. CM tries a sit-out but Barr smartly moves with him and ends up flattening him. CM not doing anything. End. RT @ 1:20 for Barr
Per 3
CM takes bottom. Barr quickly cuts him 7-1. Bar working undercooks and shoots, then CM counters, then Barr with the TD, 10-1. Then he cuts him, 10-2. Barr in on a single and they are OOB with 1:18 left. Barr with a shot and gets the TD, 13-2. And they are OOB with 1:05 left. Olympic start (a cut), makes it 13-3. Barr quickly with a TD, 16-3. OOB with 0:46 left, but CM awarded an esc, 16-4. RT is locked. CM shoots and gets a single, Barr works behind and gets the TD which gives him the TF, 19-4, @ 6:42
12-0, PSU
Per 1
Barr working an underhook, and they are OOB with 2:48 left. Barr looks smaller, but far more active. Barr with another underhook, nothing. OOB with 1:48 left. Barr reaches, nothing. Barr with a double to a single, CM reaches over for an ankle, they scramble, and stopped for PD with 1:25 left (crowd boos, but it was the correct call). CM sort of shoots, nothing. 1 min left. Barr with a double and gets the TD, 3-0 with @ 0:17 left. CM up but is returned. End. RT @ 17 sec for Barr.
Per 2
Barr takes bottom. He's up and spins around, he has a single and shelfs it, but loses, it, so it's an esc, 4-0. OOB with 1:39 left. CM with a sloppy shot, nothing. Barr works his underhook to a single and gets the TD, 7-0. OOB with 1:16 left. CM to his feet, but they are OOB with 1:06 left. CM to his feet, and returned. CM tries a sit-out but Barr smartly moves with him and ends up flattening him. CM not doing anything. End. RT @ 1:20 for Barr
Per 3
CM takes bottom. Barr quickly cuts him 7-1. Bar working undercooks and shoots, then CM counters, then Barr with the TD, 10-1. Then he cuts him, 10-2. Barr in on a single and they are OOB with 1:18 left. Barr with a shot and gets the TD, 13-2. And they are OOB with 1:05 left. Olympic start (a cut), makes it 13-3. Barr quickly with a TD, 16-3. OOB with 0:46 left, but CM awarded an esc, 16-4. RT is locked. CM shoots and gets a single, Barr works behind and gets the TD which gives him the TF, 19-4, @ 6:42
12-0, PSU
The hometown person responsible for adding points to PSU’s score does so reluctantly.
not gonna lie, I used to dislike watching the heavier weights. I wanted the duals to start at 197 so we could get 197 and HWT ‘out of the way’ for real wrestling to start. With the era of the dancing bears about over and the last several years of recruiting a different style athlete and more active, scoring-types, coaching-up, these weights are a lot more fun to watch.
as far as Potentially Dangerous, I Do wish the refs would call an earlier PD. Since DelGado and the ‘waterfall’-type scramble, more guys put themselves into a PD situation. Years ago, a defensive wrestler would have ‘just given up the two’ and fought back for a reversal or escape. But we’ve now have fewer and fewer matches, and I think part of it is the way guys put themselves into PD situations and get hurt…
as far as Potentially Dangerous, I Do wish the refs would call an earlier PD. Since DelGado and the ‘waterfall’-type scramble, more guys put themselves into a PD situation. Years ago, a defensive wrestler would have ‘just given up the two’ and fought back for a reversal or escape. But we’ve now have fewer and fewer matches, and I think part of it is the way guys put themselves into PD situations and get hurt…
285: #2 Greg Kerkvliet vs. #24 Harley Andrews (HA)
244.8 vs. 231.4
Per 1
HA tries a body throw and Kerk lands on top of him for the TD, 3-0. HA quickly over so no back points. OOB with 1:51 left. Byers says Kerk was a little under the weather this week. Caution on HA. Kerk works a 2-on-1 on the wrist and tries to tilt him. Stalemate with 1:29 left. HA working up on the restart, then back to the mat. Stalemate with 0:46 left. HA to his feet, lifted and returned. HA is flattened, and a stall warning on HA. HA tries a roll, but Kerk stays with him. End. RT @ 2:21 for Kerk
Per 2
HA defers, so Kerk takes bottom. Kerk with a roll and gets behind for the reversal, 5-0. Kerk working for a cradle, but couldn't get the last few inches to lock it. HA is flattened, and now Kerk tilts him. He gets 3 NF, but then gives up a reversal, 8-2. OOB with 0:47 left. Kerk sort of shrugs HA off of him, 9-2. I think HA tries to throw in a boot and got too high. HA sort of shoots, and Kerk with a TD just before the buzzer, 12-2. RT @ 2:35 for Kerk
Per 3
HA takes bottom. Kerk with another 2-on-1 and got close but not past 45 degrees. Kerk tilts with a different hold and gets 4 NF, make sit 16-2. RT is locked. Kerk tilts him again, and gets 4 NF, and it's a 20-2 TF, @ 6:11
17-0, PSU
244.8 vs. 231.4
Per 1
HA tries a body throw and Kerk lands on top of him for the TD, 3-0. HA quickly over so no back points. OOB with 1:51 left. Byers says Kerk was a little under the weather this week. Caution on HA. Kerk works a 2-on-1 on the wrist and tries to tilt him. Stalemate with 1:29 left. HA working up on the restart, then back to the mat. Stalemate with 0:46 left. HA to his feet, lifted and returned. HA is flattened, and a stall warning on HA. HA tries a roll, but Kerk stays with him. End. RT @ 2:21 for Kerk
Per 2
HA defers, so Kerk takes bottom. Kerk with a roll and gets behind for the reversal, 5-0. Kerk working for a cradle, but couldn't get the last few inches to lock it. HA is flattened, and now Kerk tilts him. He gets 3 NF, but then gives up a reversal, 8-2. OOB with 0:47 left. Kerk sort of shrugs HA off of him, 9-2. I think HA tries to throw in a boot and got too high. HA sort of shoots, and Kerk with a TD just before the buzzer, 12-2. RT @ 2:35 for Kerk
Per 3
HA takes bottom. Kerk with another 2-on-1 and got close but not past 45 degrees. Kerk tilts with a different hold and gets 4 NF, make sit 16-2. RT is locked. Kerk tilts him again, and gets 4 NF, and it's a 20-2 TF, @ 6:11
17-0, PSU
I was about to comment on Caleb Smith’s age. He’ll be 24 in May. Then I checked on our freshman Lighting Luke. He’s a 20 yr old freshman.
This takes me back to the first PSU dual in Lincoln after Nebraska joined the B1G. It was on BTN but Nebraska was responsible for supplying announcers for the telecast. They sounded like students who were grabbed out of an introductory broadcast class. They didn't seem to know what some of the scoring moves were or the points which went with them. It was bad. Fortunately, the BTN got away from home team announcers.
I hate to ask but what’s the age difference between 6th year senior Smith and True freshman Lilledahl?
125: #12 Luke Lilledahl vs. #6 Caleb Smith (CS)
First big test of the season for Luke
a true freshman vs. a 6-th year senior
Per 1
Luke is active thru 2 minutes. Stoppage for something -- not sure what. End. Neither guy close to a TD in that period
Per 2
CS takes bottom. CS to his feet and he's out in 5 sec, 0-1. Luke reaches and has a leg, briefly, nothing. CS sort of shoots, nothing. 1 min left. Luke shoots 3 straight times, nothing. End. RT @ 0:05 for Luke
Per 3
Luke takes bottom. He slowly works up, and he's out in 13 sec, 1-1. RT not a factor. Luke shoots, and a stall warning on CS. (Warranted). OOB with 1:07 left. CS working an underhook. 30 sec left. CS tries a duck, and Luke with a counter to get the TD, 4-1. CS is up with 7 sec left, 4-2. End 4-2 DEC
20-0, PSU
First big test of the season for Luke
a true freshman vs. a 6-th year senior
Per 1
Luke is active thru 2 minutes. Stoppage for something -- not sure what. End. Neither guy close to a TD in that period
Per 2
CS takes bottom. CS to his feet and he's out in 5 sec, 0-1. Luke reaches and has a leg, briefly, nothing. CS sort of shoots, nothing. 1 min left. Luke shoots 3 straight times, nothing. End. RT @ 0:05 for Luke
Per 3
Luke takes bottom. He slowly works up, and he's out in 13 sec, 1-1. RT not a factor. Luke shoots, and a stall warning on CS. (Warranted). OOB with 1:07 left. CS working an underhook. 30 sec left. CS tries a duck, and Luke with a counter to get the TD, 4-1. CS is up with 7 sec left, 4-2. End 4-2 DEC
20-0, PSU
Great match. We have a legit 125lber.
14-0, PSU is leading the TD battle at intermission
Jeff Byers’ final call was a 30 second run-on sentence! Lilledahl with the upset over #6 Smith. Nice match. Luke!
Luke really pushed the pace, big win