NC State / Army from Thursday

[1032004]

Didn't see a prior thread, apologies if I missed it.  Flo put the replay on youtube: 

 

Weight	NC State Wrestler	Army West Point Wrestler	Result
	125	#2 Jakob Camacho	#32 Ethan Berginc	W MD 9 - 1
	133	#24 Jarrett Trombley	#24 Braden Basile	W DEC 7 - 6
	141	#10 Ryan Jack	#73 Logan Brown	W TF5 19 - 4 7:55
	149	#6 Jackson Arrington	#74 Matthew Williams	W TF5 17 - 2 4:35
	157	#7 Ed Scott	#54 Nathan Lukez	W DEC 14 - 8
	165	#52 AJ Kovacs	#57 Dalton Harkins	L SV-1 4 - 1
	174	#21 Alex Faison	#38 Gunner Filipowicz	L DEC 4 - 2
	184	#37 Dylan Fishback	#16 Ben Pasiuk	W MD 15 - 7
	197	#2 Trent Hidlay	#92 Daniel Lawrence	W FALL 4:31
	285	#8 Owen Trephan	#66 Lucas Stoddard	W MD 17 - 4

 

Final score ended up as a blowout but there were some good matches. 

The Camacho/Berginc match was a lot closer than the 9-1 final score and an example of the new scoring resulting in majors that wouldn't have been majors before.   Was 1-1 until midway through the third period before Camacho got a TD, and then got 4 NF in the closing seconds.  There was also a great scramble earlier in the match which ended in a stalemate that starts right around 1:09:00.

Some calls in Trombley/Basile that could have gone either way.  After a sequence starting around 1:24:50, they award Trombley a TD but then a reversal for Basile. Army challenges and they change the call to just 3 for Basile (which looked like the right call IMO).   Then later, after a sequence starting around 1:28:20 and Basile leading 6-5 with 0:40 seconds in the match, they give Trombley a reversal.  I don't hate that call but I think there's an argument it wasn't beyond reaction time.  Then the scramble continues with Trombley hanging onto a leg but fighting off his back.   They stop it to call stalling but don't give any points to Basile which is held up after review.  I kinda agree with Spey's comments, I think it should have been at least an escape for Basile which would have sent it to SV, especially because there was a time when Trombley's grip broke.  But I think there's also an argument for Basile to have been given a reversal and maybe even NF.   

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I love that there is a cadet named Gunner. I only regret his last name is not Tail.

[Gus]

2 hours ago, 1032004 said:

Didn't see a prior thread, apologies if I missed it.  Flo put the replay on youtube: 

 

Weight	NC State Wrestler	Army West Point Wrestler	Result
	125	#2 Jakob Camacho	#32 Ethan Berginc	W MD 9 - 1
	133	#24 Jarrett Trombley	#24 Braden Basile	W DEC 7 - 6
	141	#10 Ryan Jack	#73 Logan Brown	W TF5 19 - 4 7:55
	149	#6 Jackson Arrington	#74 Matthew Williams	W TF5 17 - 2 4:35
	157	#7 Ed Scott	#54 Nathan Lukez	W DEC 14 - 8
	165	#52 AJ Kovacs	#57 Dalton Harkins	L SV-1 4 - 1
	174	#21 Alex Faison	#38 Gunner Filipowicz	L DEC 4 - 2
	184	#37 Dylan Fishback	#16 Ben Pasiuk	W MD 15 - 7
	197	#2 Trent Hidlay	#92 Daniel Lawrence	W FALL 4:31
	285	#8 Owen Trephan	#66 Lucas Stoddard	W MD 17 - 4

 

Final score ended up as a blowout but there were some good matches. 

The Camacho/Berginc match was a lot closer than the 9-1 final score and an example of the new scoring resulting in majors that wouldn't have been majors before.   Was 1-1 until midway through the third period before Camacho got a TD, and then got 4 NF in the closing seconds.  There was also a great scramble earlier in the match which ended in a stalemate that starts right around 1:09:00.

Some calls in Trombley/Basile that could have gone either way.  After a sequence starting around 1:24:50, they award Trombley a TD but then a reversal for Basile. Army challenges and they change the call to just 3 for Basile (which looked like the right call IMO).   Then later, after a sequence starting around 1:28:20 and Basile leading 6-5 with 0:40 seconds in the match, they give Trombley a reversal.  I don't hate that call but I think there's an argument it wasn't beyond reaction time.  Then the scramble continues with Trombley hanging onto a leg but fighting off his back.   They stop it to call stalling but don't give any points to Basile which is held up after review.  I kinda agree with Spey's comments, I think it should have been at least an escape for Basile which would have sent it to SV, especially because there was a time when Trombley's grip broke.  But I think there's also an argument for Basile to have been given a reversal and maybe even NF.   

There was some high level scrambling in the 125 match. Berginc had Camacho dead to rights on that peek out