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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Ethan Moore added to this discussion on December 29, 2007
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
John Ice added to this discussion on December 29, 2007
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Darrion Caldwell gets pinned in the first round.
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Jack Muni added to this discussion on December 30, 2007
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It seems like the only way to beat Caldwell is to pin him. Lang & Jaggers both beat him at Nationals with pins. He's a scoring machine but if you can turn him, he can be pinned. BTW I saw Jameson loss at Brecksville. He was doing great on his feet, but got sloppy on top & got reversed with back points. Troy wrestler, while being ridden, got hold of Tony's leg and head and pulled him over the top, nearly pinning him. Jameson was a good sport about the loss, and shook hands & tapped the kid on the shoulder. No temper tantrum like some kids do.
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Hank Kornblut added to this discussion on December 30, 2007
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According to the Brackets, Drew Lashaway pinned Adam Frey in :28 in the quarterfinals.
That's a big win.
He meets Charles Griffin in the semis.
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Brad Proudfoot added to this discussion on December 30, 2007
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It appears that Caldwell has been pinned again. This time it is against Ervin of Appalachian State.
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Don Mahon added to this discussion on December 30, 2007
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Darrion Caldwell gets pinned...again! 4:23 by Scott Ervin App. State
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Nicholas Sestito added to this discussion on December 30, 2007
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Jack Muni added to this discussion on December 31, 2007
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As if 149 wasn't crowded enough, now add Roberts to the mix.
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Dan Cosimi added to this discussion on December 31, 2007
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125
1st: Jayson Ness (Minnesota) pin Mike Sees (Bloomsburg) 5:48
3rd: James Nicholson (Old Dominion) dec. Ross Gitomer (Virginia) 3-1
5th: David Tomasette (Hofstra) default Drew Forshey (North Carolina)
7th: Justin Staylor (Virginia Tech) pin John Trumbetti (Lock Haven) 4:02
133
1st: Mack Reiter (Minnesota) dec. Mike Grey (Cornell) 5-4
3rd: Andrew Hochstrasser (Boise State) dec. Joe Baker (Navy) 9-8
5th: Lou Ruggirello (Hofstra) dec. Dan Mitcheff (Kent State) 8-5
7th: Ricky Deubel (Edinboro) dec. Jeff Hedges (Greensboro) 10-3
141
1st: Manuel Rivera (Minnesota) dec. Charles Griffin (Hofstra) 5-3
3rd: Joe Caramanica (North Carolina State) dec. Chris Bencivenga (Greensboro) 9-3
5th: Drew Lashaway (Kent State) dec. Chris Diaz (Virginia Tech) 6-4
7th: Ryan Williams (Old Dominion) dec. Torsten Gillespie (Edinboro) 8-1
149
1st: Mike Roberts (Boston) dec. Dustin Schlatter (Minnesota) 3-2
3rd: Adam Hall (Boise State) dec. Kaylen Baxter (Old Dominion) 6-5
5th: Scott Ervin (Appalachain State) dec. Mitch Smith (Hofstra) 9-4
7th: Bryce Saddoris (Navy) dec. Jeremy Doyle (Bakersfield) 10-5
157
1st: C.P. Schlatter (Minnesota) dec. Gregor Gillespie (Edinboro) 5-2
3rd: Tyler Sherfey (Boise State) pin Kody Hamrah (North Carolina State) 1:45
5th: Matt Moley (Bloomsburg) pin Trevor Hall (Bakersfield) 4:59
7th: Ben Fiacco (North Carolina) dec. Nate Patterson (Binghamton) 7-2
165
1st: Mack Lewnes (Cornell) dec. Mike Chaires (Virginia) 3-2
3rd: Jarrod King (Edinboro) pin Kurt Swartz (Boise State) 1:11
5th: Tyler Safratowich (Minnesota) dec. Ryan Patrovich (Hofstra) 5-3
7th: Chris Brown (Old Dominion) default Kurt Gross (Kent State)
174
1st: Alton Lucas (Hofstra) dec. Mike Letts (Maryland) 6-3
3rd: Steve Anceravage (Cornell) dec. Matt Stolpinski (Navy) 5-3
5th: Gabe Dretsch (Minnesota) dec. Phil Morricone (Edinboro) 5-3
7th: Eric Decker (Virginia Tech) pin Nate Lee (Boise State) 2:24
184
1st: Kirk Smith (Boise State) dec. Rocco Caponi (Virginia) 1-0
3rd: Chris Honeycutt (Edinboro) dec. Ryan Goodman (North Carolina State) 5-3
5th: Tommy Spellman (Virginia Tech) dec. Eric Chine (Kent State) 7-5 OT
7th: Nick Tenpenny (North Carolina) default Josh Haines (Maryland)
197
1st: Hudson Taylor (Maryland) pin Brent Jones (Virginia) 4:51
3rd: Joe Rovelli (Hofstra) md. Daren Burns (Greensboro) 12-4
5th: Pat Bradshaw (Edinboro) dec. Yura Malamura (Minnesota) 5-3 OT
7th: Cayle Byers (George Mason) default Kane Smith (Greensboro)
285
1st: Ed Prendergast (Navy) pin Scott Steele (Navy) 8:19 OT
3rd: Mike Spaid (Bloomsburg) pin Zach Hammond (Cornell) 1:39
5th: Joe Fendone (Edinboro) dec. Jermail Porter (Kent State) 4-0
7th: Justin Dobies (North Carolina) pin Ryan Hsu (Greensboro) 5:44
Team Standings
1. Minnesota - 182
2. Edinboro - 130.5
3. Hofstra - 121
4. Cornell - 94
5. Maryland - 93.5
6. Virginia - 91.5
7. Bloomsburg - 86
8. Boise State - 84.5
9. Navy - 79.5
10. Old Dominion - 74.5
11. Kent State - 73
12. Virginia Tech - 61
13. North Carolina State - 56
14. California Bakersfield - 49.5
t15. North Carolina - 45
t15. North Carolina Greensboro - 45
17. Appalachain State - 39.5
18. Lock Haven - 32
19. Boston - 29
20. George Mason - 24.5
21. Duke - 17
22. Ohio - 15.5
23. Binghamton - 14
24. Liberty - 11.5
25. The Citadel - 11
26. Virginia Military Institute - 9
27. Gardner-Webb - 7.5
28. Davidson - 3.5
29. Princeton - 0
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Mark Niemann added to this discussion on December 31, 2007
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Big win for C.P.! Nice work Mr. Schlatter. See you in March.
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Dan Ransick added to this discussion on January 1, 2008
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I don't get how Dustin loses to Roberts? This is almost like him losing back to back matches at Ironman his sophomore year to Johnstone and Grogg. 149 is by far the toughest weight with Schlatter, Lang, Metcalf, Palmer, O'Connor, Caldwell and Churella to name a few. Whoever his hot that weekend come March will be crowned the champion.
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Discussion Topic: Southern Scuffle Results
Mark Niemann added to this discussion on January 1, 2008
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I agree, Dan. I was thinking about the weight class on my way home, which spawned other thoughts...our fan base, Palmer's resume', his Freshman year, etc.
I have come to the point, even as a Buckeye fan, that anybody can beat anybody - that is a given in ANY weight class. Some wins are more likely than others - say, anybody in St. Louis vs. me! but when it comes crunch time at the National tournament, I have a feeling there may be two, three or even four guys that any other year or any other weight class would be top 5, let alone top 8, will not be around come awards time. I suppose that that is the harsh reality of our sport. But then again, that is also the great thing about it as well.
Is this the deepest weight class the college ranks has ever seen? I don't know enough abou tthe history of college wrestling to say yes, but given the number and talent of GREAT wrestlers at this weight, it would be amazing if there was, at one time or another, a deeper weight class.
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