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Discussion Topic: Ohio 28 Kent 9
Ethan Moore added to this discussion on February 4, 2023
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Ohio 28, Kent State 9
125: Jake Ferri (Kent State) def. Oscar Sanchez (Ohio), 3-2 dec.
133: Jacob Houpt (Kent State) def. Paul Woo (Ohio), 4-2 dec.
141: Kyran Hagan def. Pablo Castro IV (Kent State), 6-0 dec.
149: Alec Hagan (Ohio) def. Kody Komara (Kent State), 3-1 SV
157: Peyten Kellar (Ohio) def. Keegan Knapp (Kent State), 12-2 MD
165: Jordan Slivka (Ohio) def. Enrique Munguia (Kent State), 18-1 TF
174: Garrett Thompson (Ohio) def. Michael Ferree (Kent State), Fall 1:51
184: Zayne Lehman (Ohio) def. Tyler Bates (Kent State), 9-3 dec.
197: Carson Brewer (Ohio) def. Blake Schaffer (Kent State), 12-2 MD
285: Jacob Cover (Kent State) def. Jacob Padilla (Ohio), 8-1 dec.
My thoughts:
- Reminder to Ohio wrestling fans to support the 3 other D1 programs in the state!
- This dual should be discussed on this forum with the amount of Ohio representation. It's important to both programs.
- More lopsided than I expected, specifically seeing OU without Perrine and Gio. Gio has been out for a while so maybe it's more serious than I know.
- Very good result at 65 for Slivka.
- I bet Komara and Hagan have wrestled over 10 times. They probably are sick of each other.
- Really like Ferri from Kent at 25. Compact, great position, on the front foot. Hopefully he has a good post season.
- Missing Greer at 285 has really hurt OU this year.
- The Hagans have battled forever for OU. Props to those two. Per my many previous posts about guys in their 6th year in a college room, they are both running on fumes in my opinion. This isn't me being critical - more commending them for still competing well.
- Thompson started the year at 57. He has bumped up to 74 in Perrine's absence and wrestled well.
- I am not real familiar with Kent's line up. Were they missing starters?
- OU has beaten Kent and CSU for the 3rd straight season in duals. Hopefully they have a good MAC tournament this season and are well represented at Nationals.
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