MPhillips

No it isn't. I was lamenting more on the World Cups of the past. It probably meant more because I was there.

Against The Wind Well those drifter's days are past me now I've got so much more to think about Deadlines and commitments What to leave in, what to leave out

Why would a coach recruit, "crappy?"

My wheelhouse. Betts one the best. Seen them a bunch going back to the eighties.

Where do you suppose Cael keeps the children? My guess is the basement.

OSU vs UNC Match starts at 165. 165 No. 6 Carson Kharchla (OSU) def. Nicholas Fea (UNC) | D, 12-8 Fea started off the match with an early takedown and followed that with a four-point near fall for a 6-0 lead. Kharchla responded with a reversal to make it 6-2 UNC. It was 7-2 heading into the second before Kharchla added another reversal to cut it to 7-4 UNC. A Fea escape followed by another Kharchla escape and a four-point near fall put Kharchla on top 10-8 with two minutes left. Kharchla was awarded a point after Fea was called for stalling and with a point for riding time, Kharchla won by decision, 12-8. 174 No. 6 Ethan Smith (OSU) def. No. 5 Clay Lautt (UNC) | D, 2-0 In a battle of Top 10 wrestlers, neither was able to score in the first period. There was still no score after the second with Smith not allowing Lautt to escape from the down position. Smith managed to escape to open the third for the first score of the match, 1-0. With a point for riding time, Smith earned the win by decision, 2-0. 184 No. 4 Kaleb Romero (OSU) def. No. 13 Gavin Kane (UNC) | D, 5-4 Romero scored first with a takedown. Kane escaped followed by another Romero takedown for a 4-1 lead. Kane earned another escape to end the first down to the Buckeyes, 4-2. Kane added another escape midway through the second to enter the third with Romero leading 4-3. Romero added an escape of his own to start the third and with riding time, won by decision, 5-4. Kane earned a late point on a stalling call against Romero. 197 No. 15 Gavin Hoffman (OSU) def. Max Shaw (UNC) | D, 8-2 The first points went to Hoffman on a takedown to lead 2-1 after a Shaw escape. Hoffman scored another takedown and added another two points for a near fall to lead 6-1 after three minutes. Shaw added a point with an escape in the second to trail 6-2 with a period left in the match. Hoffman escaped and added a point for riding time for a win by decision, 8-2. 285 No. 7 Tate Orndorff (OSU) def. Brandon Whitman (UNC) | Fall, 5:22 ASSASSIN After a scoreless first, Orndorff escaped to start the second before a takedown made it 3-0 Buckeyes Orndorff earned the win with the pin for the victory at 5:22. It marked the second-consecutive fall for Orndorff in dual competitions. 125 No. 11 Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Jack Wagner (UNC) | D, 3-1 Wagner scored first with an escape to start the second period for a 1-0 lead. Heinselman countered with an escape to tie it at 1-all to open the third. Heinselman scored the go-ahead takedown with under 20 seconds left for the win by decision, 3-1. 133 No. 13 Jesse Mendez (OSU) def. No. 17 Joey Melendez (UNC) | Fall, 4:32 Mendez struck first with a takedown and then a two-point near fall for the 4-0 lead after the first. Mendez then won by fall in the second at 4:32. 141 No. 25 Lachlan McNeil (UNC) def. Jordan Decatur (OSU) | D, 9-7 Decatur struck first with a double-leg takedown for the 2-0 lead. McNeil escaped but another double-leg by Decatur made it 4-1 Buckeyes. McNeil was awarded a point for stalling and then escaped to make it 4-3 OSU. Another McNeil escape to start the second followed by a takedown made it 6-4 UNC. Decatur scored a reversal to tie it at 6-all before McNeil escaped to enter the third up 7-6. Decatur retied the match at 7-all with an escape but McNeil notched the winning takedown at the end of the period for the 9-7 win by decision. 149 No. 4 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Jayden Scott (UNC) | Fall, 1:39 Sasso built a quick 6-0 lead on a takedown and four-point near fall. Scott then escaped before Sasso got the pin for the victory. 157 Sincere Bailey (UNC) def. No. 21 Paddy Gallagher (OSU) | MFF Paddy never stepped on the mat. OSU wins 33-9. Orndorff is no longer Ornerydwarf he shall now be know as, 'Orndorff the Assassin.'

Do people call that relish?

We all believe that. What don't you get?

Verified Fan. Don't tell the, "Swifties."

Irish whiskey aged in Spanish oak. You're boujee...

Don't half step.

YAHTZEE!

I don't think it is? Is it?

Two weeks in a row though... Sammy & Smith. I'm all for getting them out of the way now.

There was a time when the World Cup was a bigger deal than it is now. I don't say that because of our lineup. No issues with who's wrestling. I didn't expect Gilman, Dake or Taylor to be there.

He had fifteen minutes...

No, no. I meant why folks don't get it. I wasn't critiquing. Apologies if it came off that way.

I'm not sure why? This isn't HS...

This. It's for the supporters not for starters. It surprises that folks get so twisted about it.

I would think someone would be embarrassed. Yet here we are. The same train wreck as yesterday.

Nick Lee down 8-4 to Aiden KAZA 2nd period. Nick Lee wins 18-8

Period ten. Wrestle to the the death.

Richards and Manchio have wrestled three matches on mat two...

Nope. Not yet...

Same as the previous posters. Nope.