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    Everyone makes fun of Kemmerer at Iowa for 7 years or whatever. (Including him making fun of himself). I think he ended up with three degrees, however. Granted, probably not engineering, but Kem was a good student. (I believe he was highly recruited by Cornell, Lehigh, Stanford. Not sure if accepted)
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    I mean, he just clobbered guys.
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    PSU looks like runaway favorites, so I don't think this will change that, Feel bad for the kid. Seems to get hurt a bit in recent years? Was anyone else a bit concerned about Kerk's knee vs. Lehigh?
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    Yes... I liked the slip throw as a competitor, because I would always "slip" as soon as a better wrestler got a tight hold on me in Greco or freestyle. Worked pretty well until the year they started making you stay par terre after the slip. 91?
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    But lost to boozeackis in high school.
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    Are they allowed to use PSU methods elsewhere or do they sign an NDA ?
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    1972 rules!
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    Yeah, at that time the "last chance" was a USA Regional with cadets, junior, espoir, senior. Anyone could enter. It wasn't officially a last chance, but it was the last qualifying tourney on the schedule. But I definitely get your point.
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    Remember Zeke blocking Sammy Henson in 96, I think? Sammy trying to qualify fot OTT at a regional, I think it was his last oppurtunity...Zeke knew this, showed up at regional, beat Sammy to keep him out of trials
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    And when he was in college we heard that he wasn't wrestling enough freestyle matches...
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    I'll occasionally do it i neutral, but not on the mat (Which Askren wants to see!!!)
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    Andonian vs Ed Scott matches have 18x times the offense of the average college match. I was fortunate enough to see one in person. Just fun.
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    LOL this actually came from a teammate who thought that "jet lag" was actually "jet leg." He wasn't the smartest.
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    Has anyone considered possible "jet leg?' That's where your legs are cramped up on a long flight and walking is tough after. My teammate claimed he got this on the way to national duals. I would say that it is certainly something that could decrease performance.
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    Edmund Ruth?
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    Twisting kneelock is a great cradle setup too!
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    I think that's the point.
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    It actually does, but probably closer to what MidWest is talking about. Creating PDs can be construed as stalling, which is a penalty. I know you want a penalty for an illegal hold, I get it. It would probably have to become a point of emphasis for officials for this to happen. Twisting kneelock is illegal, but there probably needs to be a bit clearer definition and emphasis.
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    In high school, the call is often used when someone tries to get a PD by standing up with legs in, or throwing a leg in after the opponent stands up. Fairly common, and happened in OT of PA state finals this year. Repeatedly forcing re-starts by utilizing a referee's PD call is a stall.
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    High school allows an official to make a stall call anytime a wrestler repeatedly intentionally creates a PD situation.
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    https://victorybellrings.com/2021/12/05/penn-state-wrestling-full-results-lehigh/ 2021 dual it was It certainly makes sense to sit guys based on Cael's philosophy and all the stuff coming up for them.
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    The recurring Lehigh flu. (and I'm actually joking, not mean-spirited; but I do remember they sat some guys against Lehigh in the past and we were told "flu.")
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    Rob Koll? Nico Provo? Hamilton?
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    True, but that wasn't what I was hearing when I brought up Provo as someone Koll took with him. I was hearing '3rd stringer at best, no big loss.' Not bad for a 3rd stringer.
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    As far as Nico Provo: I have been told more than once on this board that Provo switching his commitment to Stanford from Cornell wasn't really a loss to the Big Red program 'because he would never start over Ungar or Greg D.' Well, after having a great tournament this weekend, he has made it look like a big loss to Grey's program. Either Koll knew this kid had greater potential than Ungar or he's received better coaching in Palo Alto.
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