Marsteller at Scuffle

[tightwaist 388]

Jenn was a national qualifier, I believe.  I don't think he ever AA'd. 

[BigRedMachine 210]

What kind of credentials did Jenn have during his career?

2 time big ten placer (4th and 5th). Never an all american, but a solid wrestler in his own right.

[NJDan 596]

Cael faced Jenn three times after his redshirt year and teched or majored him each time, I believe.

 

But it may not be a valid comparison if Cael did not wrestle in tournaments that featured varsity starters (as opposed to fellow redshirts and second stringers) the way Chance did in the Scuffle.

[ludwigdmd 11]

Nolf's only got 1 loss thus far in his RS year, to #2 ranked Green.

 

It'll be interesting to see who has a better collegiate career, Marstellar or Nolf.

[hammerlockthree 2,043]

marstellar was better in HS

[quick__single 18]

quick_single,

 

regarding the OOB call on the Peterson, I thought the same thing when viewing from in the arena (that Palacio's feet were in bounds)... but then I realized that I couldn't see where Marstellar was positioned.  i.e., it is possible that Marstellar may have gone off the mat, which would have resulted in an OOB call.  keep in mind, simply touching a hand off the mat can result in an OOB call.

My understanding is that with college OOB, wrestling continues as long as one wrestler has one hand or foot IB. So even if Marstellar was completely OOB, wrestling should have continued because Palacio's feet were still IB.

Edited January 6, 2015 by quick__single

[Zebra 545]

My understanding is that with college OOB, wrestling continues as long as one wrestler has one hand or foot IB. So even if Marstellar was completely OOB, wrestling should have continued because Palacio's feet were still IB.

 

Not if either wrestler actually reaches the edge of the mat or is in danger of hitting an obstruction like a table or mat-side scoring tower.

 

 

Now I have not watched the match in question so I can't say what did or did not happen I'm only commenting on the quoted item.

Edited January 6, 2015 by Zebra

[lu_alum 719]

Zebra,  that is exactly what I was trying to explain.  If Marstellar was in a position that his hand can touch the floor (off the mat), then there would be an OOB call.  This would be the only explanation that I can come up with, as Palacio's feet were definitely in-bounds. 

 

Along the same line, the other thing that I found interesting was that the mat side scorer's tables did not appear to allow for a 5-foot space from the outer circle on the mat (as required by the rulebook).

[Zebra 545]

Along the same line, the other thing that I found interesting was that the mat side scorer's tables did not appear to allow for a 5-foot space from the outer circle on the mat (as required by the rulebook).

 

I've worked high school for years and see that a lot especially with re-conditioned mats which are 2 feet smaller and gyms are tighter.

 

 

The ref has discretion as to when to stop action when approaching an obstruction. It also means you have to be mindful of the pace and direction of action. Your number one responsibility is to maintain safety.