Noteworthy Results and Goldfish Games - Week of Jan 3
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Most (but not all) that post here seem to have good intentions. At least the regulars anyway.
Didn't the Iowa-apologist tell us that Brennan Swafford would be making the start @174 today???
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Good call! #266. Said he’d be back to admit he was wrong if swafford didn’t wrestle today.
Hmmm...@WildTurk lurking on the BWI Forum while Iowa is wrestling live. Nice! PSU - Lot Lizard version.
I'm back, guess I was wrong today. apologies for not hustling back over to take a beating
This d bag going by lone wolf....I think he has bad intentions
Come on. Can’t you come back over and post something obnoxious about how you were not really wrong and that we misunderstood your post. Give us something to throw you under.
Plus, @WildTurk does perform a noble public service here in BWI country by acquiescently taking flak from those more salty posters who might otherwise cannibalize our own if not distracted by the presence of anyone who owns a Hawkeye shirt. Thank you for your service, Turk!
I'm glad he is finally getting the recognition he so deserves.
Guy is a fire fighters, fire fighter. He runs to the flames when others would not dare.
He does it for the people not for selfish means.
@wildlurk we salute you!
Michigan vs. Pitt:
174 -- #6 Logan Massa (U-M) pinned Hunter Kernan, 2:18 -- U-M, 6-0
184 -- #2 Myles Amine (U-M) pinned Nicholas Meglino, 0:46 -- U-M, 12-0
197 -- #9 Patrick Brucki (U-M) dec. #8 Nino Bonaccorsi, 6-3 -- U-M 15-0
Hwt -- #2 Mason Parris (U-M) major dec. Jake Slinger, 14-4 -- U-M, 19-0
125 -- Nick Suriano (U-M) major dec. #31 Gage Curry, 18-7 -- U-M, 23-0
133 -- #7 Micky Phillippi (Pitt) dec. Jack Medley, 5-2 -- U-M, 23-3
141 -- #23 Cole Matthews (Pitt) dec. #3 Stevan Micic, 11-5 -- U-M, 23-6
149 -- Cole Mattin (U-M) dec. Dan Mancini, 9-4 -- U-M, 26-6
157 -- #15 Will Lewan (U-M) dec. #21 Elijah Cleary, 3-1 -- U-M, 29-6
165 -- #13 Jake Wentzel (Pitt) won by forfeit -- U-M, 29-9
Extra Matches
125 -- Nick Suriano (U-M) tech. fall Jake Staud, 19-2 (4:40)
174 -- Matt McKenna (U-M) tech. fall Dominic Falcone, 16-0 (4:51)
197 -- Bobby Striggow (U-M) tech. fall Thomas Godbee, 18-1 (5:35)
149 -- Luke Kemerer (Pitt) dec. Nick Freeman, 6-2
174 -- #6 Logan Massa (U-M) pinned Hunter Kernan, 2:18 -- U-M, 6-0
184 -- #2 Myles Amine (U-M) pinned Nicholas Meglino, 0:46 -- U-M, 12-0
197 -- #9 Patrick Brucki (U-M) dec. #8 Nino Bonaccorsi, 6-3 -- U-M 15-0
Hwt -- #2 Mason Parris (U-M) major dec. Jake Slinger, 14-4 -- U-M, 19-0
125 -- Nick Suriano (U-M) major dec. #31 Gage Curry, 18-7 -- U-M, 23-0
133 -- #7 Micky Phillippi (Pitt) dec. Jack Medley, 5-2 -- U-M, 23-3
141 -- #23 Cole Matthews (Pitt) dec. #3 Stevan Micic, 11-5 -- U-M, 23-6
149 -- Cole Mattin (U-M) dec. Dan Mancini, 9-4 -- U-M, 26-6
157 -- #15 Will Lewan (U-M) dec. #21 Elijah Cleary, 3-1 -- U-M, 29-6
165 -- #13 Jake Wentzel (Pitt) won by forfeit -- U-M, 29-9
Extra Matches
125 -- Nick Suriano (U-M) tech. fall Jake Staud, 19-2 (4:40)
174 -- Matt McKenna (U-M) tech. fall Dominic Falcone, 16-0 (4:51)
197 -- Bobby Striggow (U-M) tech. fall Thomas Godbee, 18-1 (5:35)
149 -- Luke Kemerer (Pitt) dec. Nick Freeman, 6-2
I have it on good authority that this is an actual photo of him in action back in 1991.
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A Psu wrestler would lose a point for resisting if they were at carver
don’t underestimate the power of bracket placement. does anybody think nino was the second best 197 last year?
wrestles to the level of his competition. i’m picking dean but i think some people on here are going to be surprised how close that match is. warner was ferrari’s toughest match last year at ncaa’s.
That match probably won't be decided until late 3rd in reality.
Both sides (Iowa/PSU fans) are convinced their guy can dominate the other from the top (Dean is obviously mean on top of anyone and Warner is big and can ride very well and Dean is a smaller 197) It shall be interesting.
No. 197 was trash last year. But whether they meet in the semi or final....dean wins.
It has been said. It must be so.
@js8793 got the biggest dunk of the world last year when this board kept insisting Kerk could catch and release Cass to a major decision basically. I'm trying not to jinx it here. 🙃
They had 10 years of dunks saved up.....I'm cool with a little come up'ns once a decade.
With Micic getting beat that should put an end to Eierman's path to the finals avoiding Rivera.
We give bull and Kemerer a lot of digital abuse but riddler has had the least impressive half season of them.
He looks so beatable that it's almost like he's trying to go into the deep end of the pool in every match
Yeah - I think he has something similar to Clark in 2017, Clark mentioned he wasn't able to lift his bad arm up past a point without it hurting a ton. They were able to adjust for the postseason so Kem will be game.
i agree but im pointing out there’s a scenario the two best guys end up on the same side like 197 last year. if dean hits ferrari in the semis and warner is on the other side, i think warner could out place him. i think warner can beat most of the guys at the weight on any given day, but there’s probably at least 10 who could beat him too.
Was always curious how Hawk fans felt about Warner. Has had a pretty good career so far but wondering if you are happy with him thus far in relation to his ranking coming out of H.S. and the Hawk fans expectations of him.
Bulsak could play spoiler here. Rutger does not face Iowa this year. Significant implications for B10 seeding, and then downstream impact on NCAA seeding.
Same thing I immediately thought. Rivera up to 3 and stall man now has a problem in the semis, both Bigs and Natty.
I agree..Bulsak is just hanging around.
During the Warner match Sparks is on a roll about some programming and kind of says he was rambling. Gibbons tells him that he picked a good time to do it because there’s nothing going on in this match
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Looking for some NIL cash from Manscape
Warner doesn't win big and sometimes doesn't win at all, but he has the skills to beat anybody on any given night. I have no idea of his placement. He could win the whole thing or DNP. I would guess 5th if forced. I can name 10 guys who can beat him but none I don't think he could beat.
Maybe I'm in the minority, but shouldn't Ferrari be considered the favorite to win 197. I'm not sure who could beat him if he's healthy. He's tough to score on.
The favorite by a wide margin over any other single wrestler, but he does wrestle all close matches against the upper level guys. Can Dean get him tired?
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