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► Add to the Discussion Page 1, 2  Next Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on September 26, 2012 Wow. http://www.flowrestling.org/article/14536-Dake-Will-Go-165        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Ethan Moore added to this discussion on September 26, 2012 I mean, this is insane! Assuming Dake and D.T. make the finals, will this be the most anticipated final since... ? Ever? Dake could pull out the most impressive feat in wrestling history, in my opinion. Four titles in four years at four classes. Of course, I think you know who I think will win... D.T..        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Mark Niemann added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 There is seepage from my left ear, and something oozing from my right eye... I think my brain has exploded within my head with this info. Where is this season's national tournament being held? Thanks in advance.        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 This is not the first time we've had multiple national champs at the same weight but perhaps this is the most anticipated matchup in the internet age.        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Bob Preusse added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 Some other classics: ...In maybe THE premier ever: 1982, 167 champ Mark Scultz move up at wt to 177 to beat 2X champ Ed Banach of iowa, 16-8. Deprived Banach of being the first 4xer ever. Schultz won 3 to go with 3 World titles, both these guys all time college greats. ...Or maybe its THIS one: 1980 two all time greats, Randy Lewis of Iowa movs up from 126 to defeat 4X finalist Daryl Burley of Lehigh. ...for those that like scoring, 1979 at 118 Gene Mills of Syracuse beats Joe Gonzales of Bakersfield who was 58 & 0, in a wild final 16-14. ...1975 at 126 John Fritz of Penn st beats 4X finalist Pat Milkovich 5-5, 3-1 OT. ...1981, Ed's brother Lou Banach pins Bruce Baumgartner in 285 finals.        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Luke Moore added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 This will be similar to an Ohio state final from the 90's when Avery Zerkle was slated to go against Jeff Knupp. This match was tabbed as the "Match of the Century" by Brakeman! The anticipation leading up to that match was awesome. I have a feeling the Taylor/Dake match could draw a little more attention.        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Matt Schein added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 props to Dake for moving up and taking on the challenge. I'll be rooting for Taylor for sure, but if Dake wins, that would be one of the most impressive things I've seen, and if he loses it adds to the David Taylor legand.        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Mark Niemann added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 Quote from Luke Moore's post: "This will be similar to an Ohio state final from the 90's when Avery Zerkle was slated to go against Jeff Knupp. This match was tabbed as the "Match of the Century" by Brakeman! The anticipation leading up to that match was awesome. I have a feeling the Taylor/Dake match could draw a little more attention." I was out of the loop during this time. Did this match happen? If so, who won?        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Michael Rodriguez added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 I believe Knupp won in workman like fasion.        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Brady Hiatt added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 Quote from Michael Rodriguez's post: "I believe Knupp won in workman like fasion." Yes -- wasn't really even close. To add to @BobP's list: Nate Carr vs. Kenny Monday        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Bob Preusse added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 yes, Carr beat Monday in finals twice. i could add the 3rd Mike Caruso of Lehigh vs Bobby Fehrs of Michigan at i think 126, the only time same guys met in finals 3 years in a row. Fehrs lost each by one point. there have been some "matches of century", Knupp vs Zerkle was anticipated but there have been bigger. However they very rarely happen at state, why not?? 3 Divisions. in ohio hs action, NONE were bigger than at Medina, Brent Metcalf vs Dustin Schlatter and at Ironman Logan Stieber vs David Taylor.        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Rick Wasmer added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 my money is on Dake        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Bob Govang added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 I remember when I was a freshmen anticipating Dan Hanson going for his 4th title and Joe Bonaventura(I think that was his name) who had 2 titles of his own were on a collision course. In the finals Hanson manhandled Bonaventura, He was probably pissed that he was even challenged for his 4th.        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Mark Niemann added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 Quote from Bob Preusse's post: ".... in ohio hs action, NONE were bigger than at Medina, Brent Metcalf vs Dustin Schlatter..." I have that match on tape somewhere.        Discussion Topic: Dake Declares He's Going 165 This Season Justin Hayes added to this discussion on September 27, 2012 Which team does this help the most as it relates to 157 lbs? Is there an anticipated pre-season Runner-Up @ 157 lbs. who just got the break of a lifetime as a consequence of the pending "Class of the Titans" between Dake/Taylor (presuming they both end up at 165 lbs. for the NCAA tournament)? Does this strategically provide tOSU with a scoring opportunity @ 157 lbs. that they didn't have before?        ► Add to the Discussion Page 1, 2  Next