The Southern Scuffle Thread

[BigTenFanboy 1,695]

12 minutes ago, HurricaneWrestling2 said:

RULE XIV.

Pin Falls

1. Pin falls only shall count. (Flying or rolling falls shall not be considered.)  Any part of both shoulders held in contact with the mat for an appreciable length of time constitutes a fall. (By an "appreciable length of time" is meant for the Referee's silent count of three seconds.)

- From the first NCAA Official Intercollegiate Wrestling Rulebook (1928)

Reminds me of when Jennifer Garner corrected Conan O'Brien.

 

Edited January 1, 2019 by BigTenFanboy

[Perry 1,175]

Manville vs marstellar seems like an interesting match up this evening

[pennsyrules 209]

How about PSU Pipher beating the #14 ranked kid from Columbia by tech!  Tell me those kids aren't getting better in that room.

[Housebuye 2,037]

12 minutes ago, Perry said:

Manville vs marstellar seems like an interesting match up this evening

Manville will get dominated. He isn’t good at folk at this level. Amazing Greco though 

[BigTenFanboy 1,695]

7 minutes ago, pennsyrules said:

How about PSU Pipher beating the #14 ranked kid from Columbia by tech!  Tell me those kids aren't getting better in that room.

Pipher was a 3x state champ in high school. PSU kids are already studs, so it has nothing to do with coaching or development. It's all recruiting. A janitor could have coach Pipher to that win.

[Housebuye 2,037]

7 minutes ago, pennsyrules said:

How about PSU Pipher beating the #14 ranked kid from Columbia by tech!  Tell me those kids aren't getting better in that room.

Missed that. Wow. Pipher is tough bit wasn’t very good at least last year. I’ll go watch it

[HurricaneWrestling2 578]

IIRC, it was originally called a fall because the object was to have your opponent contact the ground with his back, hip or shoulder.  In short, you made the other guy "fall" to the ground.  Next came the pin-fall as the rules were changed to require pinning the shoulders to the ground/mat.  And finally, either pin or fall (but not pin-fall) became common in amateur wrestling.  Pro wrestling retained pin-fall but the term was used by both sports back when pro wrestling was actually considered a legitimate sport.  All the theatrics, etc., didn't start to become popular until the 30's.

 

 

 

[Plasmodium 1,551]

8 minutes ago, HurricaneWrestling2 said:

IIRC, it was originally called a fall because the object was to have your opponent contact the ground with his back, hip or shoulder.  In short, you made the other guy "fall" to the ground.  Next came the pin-fall as the rules were changed to require pinning the shoulders to the ground/mat.  And finally, either pin or fall (but not pin-fall) became common in amateur wrestling.  Pro wrestling retained pin-fall but the term was used by both sports back when pro wrestling was actually considered a legitimate sport.  All the theatrics, etc., didn't start to become popular until the 30's.

 

 

 

Nice!   

[HokieFan 88]

I didn't realize there was a controversy, but it could be thought of as differentiating the type of fall we are talking about.  Pin fall vs technical fall.  It's not redundant if there are 2 types of falls.  

[BigTenFanboy 1,695]

Things just got a lot easier for Nick Lee, Ian Parker and Kaid Brock MFFT?

[JasonBryant 1,631]

I didn't realize there was a controversy, but it could be thought of as differentiating the type of fall we are talking about.  Pin fall vs technical fall.  It's not redundant if there are 2 types of falls.  

The tech already is called a “technical fall”
just like we have a decision and a major decision. it’s not a “regular” or “minor” decision, it’s just a decision.

[BigTenFanboy 1,695]

Teske getting eaten up

[BigTenFanboy 1,695]

Werner by tech

[headshuck 2,144]

Fix vs Trombley.  Who has the best afro?

[gimpeltf 1,406]

49 minutes ago, HokieFan said:

I didn't realize there was a controversy, but it could be thought of as differentiating the type of fall we are talking about.  Pin fall vs technical fall.  It's not redundant if there are 2 types of falls.  

There was no technical fall in 1928 so no.

[Perry 1,175]

Lots of hair here in the fix match

[BigTenFanboy 1,695]

RBY squeeks by in ot

Got ridden for the entire 3rd period

Edited January 2, 2019 by BigTenFanboy

[headshuck 2,144]

2 minutes ago, Perry said:

Lots of hair here in the fix match

For so much hair, they pretty much leave it alone.  Unlike David Tayler who runs his fingers through his 30 times a match.

[Perry 1,175]

Rby is not looking particularly good so fat this tourney

[HokieFan 88]

Nice showing from Gerardi there taking RBY to OT.  I think he will seriously push Myers for the starting spot at 133 next year.

[Perry 1,175]

That didnt look like a td for berge to me but no challenge makes me think it was probably the right call. Clutch score to win it at the end

[HokieFan 88]

26 minutes ago, JasonBryant said:

 

The tech already is called a “technical fall”
just like we have a decision and a major decision. it’s not a “regular” or “minor” decision, it’s just a decision.

 

Actually, i have heard a decision referred to as a regular decision.  As in, "Mark Hall held it to a regular decision against McFadden to save a team point for PSU." See what I did there?

[JasonBryant 1,631]

Actually, i have heard a decision referred to as a regular decision.  As in, "Mark Hall held it to a regular decision against McFadden to save a team point for PSU." See what I did there?

I’ve heard it and seen it written that way too, but that doesn’t mean it’s correct.

[Perry 1,175]

Gfeller over verk by 1. If you wrestle for penn state you are apparently not obligated to attempt to circle back in bounds

[BigTenFanboy 1,695]

Gefellar nips Verk