jmez
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All teams and they do it because it is allowed by the officials. Penn State kind of changed that narrative with relentless offense and it was fun to watch. Now it seems they have reverted to defensive wrestling. So likely wasn't do much coaching and philosophy as much as the athletes.
RBY has the ability, but the match with Fix was a snoozer. When he finally did decide to shoot, it was an effortless, uncontested takedown. Why not do that the whole match?
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No, should have been a point awarded for fleeing the matThen I'd have been cool with a stall warning for fleeing straight out of bounds.
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In a 1 year vacuum correct. Over the course of their career not so much.They literally just beat them. So you're correct, 1st is a level higher than 2nd.
Geez.
Cael 14 years 8 national titles, won 4 in a row twice.
Tom 16 years 4 national titles, won 3 in a row.
Tom has won 2 since Cael has been at Penn State. The fist year Cael was there and this year.
Both great coaches, Cael is better IMO.
If I were starting a wrestling program tomorrow and could pick any coach Cael would be 1 and Tom 2.
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It solves the problem in neutral. In " real wrestling" they aren't required or expected to wrestle off the bottom.
Guy try's to stand up, run him off the mat. He gets stood up grab leg run him off the mat. If there is a pushout point it could only be enforced from a neutral start at center.
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Brands bros are good coaches no doubt. Pretty much everyone not named Penn State would love to be on their level. Tom deserves a lot of credit.
They aren't on the same level as PSU.
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I don't think that solves it in folkstyle. Ferrari is going to tech fall everyone with 15 push outs.That’s not the problem IMO. The reason that you can’t get all refs to enforce it the same way is because it’s a subjective call. Why should the ref have to decide whether or not someone is backing up or just being pushed?
A step out rule removes the subjectivity. Only issue I see is I could see a lot of challenges to determine who stepped out first. But I think the hopeful goal of a stepout rule is that it makes guys actually stay in bounds.
Situational differences. When neutral and a guy gets a single leg he isn't pushing the guy out of bounds, he's trying to finish. When on top and you take the leg on a stand up there is no reason to try and finish. Just push them out and restart.
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Should also be a penalty for wilfully going out of bounds.
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Yes.Didn’t they call that same situation a no TD in one of the later matches too? Drawing a blank on which one now...maybe Hidlay/Brooks?
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I think Cael is better in every area, and it's not even close.
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Eierman won't beat Lee again.
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Enforce fleeing the mat. Problem solved.
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What school has the "stalliest" wrestlers?
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DeSanto is positionally sound as well and RBY takes him down at will, and he can't tire him down. He wrestles Fix again it would be 6-2 type match with 3 takedowns.
Sound strategy, sure, boring as well. Not what I expected from a PSU wrestler that talented on his feet.
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