I disagree. Too many coaches waste challenges in small situations. You need to save them for important moments (individual semifinalist, implications for the team score) even if the chances of success on reversing that call were poor.
Davison usually has an edge in athleticism. Not tonight, assuming Wyatt is feeling himself.
Also, I did like Wyatt's approach today v. Big Elam. Nice and boring. No need to overextend himself and impress the masses.
Surprised by the lack of urgency in the first wave of quarters at 125. Plus, wrestlers are so used to trying to kill time staying in bounds they forget when they need to save time by going out of bounds and getting a fresh start in the center of the mat.