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Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
I don't think Iowa is anywhere close to Penn State. This PSU lineup is crazy good. Is there possibility that the Hawkeyes get shut out at Carver Hawkeye Arena tonight? I'm not calling for it, but I think it's going to be a blood bath.
Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
Matches:
Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
Shut out is definitely possible.
Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
Arnold kind of called out Starocci while still in HS and PSU boards are all over the kid. I doubt he has much say in when and what weight he wrestles.
Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
I’m guessing 9-1, with Ayala the sole winner (in a tight match) for Iowa.
Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
Welp, no shut out
Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
So here’s a question for you all. Where does Iowa finish nationally in comparison to the other Big Ten schools? No one is touching Penn State. They beat Nebraska in a dual but got beat by Michigan, who lost to Nebraska and OSU. Duals are not tournaments, clearly. But I’m having a hard time seeing multiple All Americans up and down this lineup. Woods is the best shot for the finals, but he does not look as formidable as last year. Ayala is in a wide open weight, but I don’t think he has progressed like many thought he might. The move ins, Franek and Calliendo are ranked around the top 6/7. It is conceivable that Iowa only ends up with one or two AAs. When’s the last time Iowa finished outside of the top five?
Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
Michigan is the team to watch come end of season. UM has potential AA's in DeAugustino, Ragusin, Lemley, Gomez, Lewan, Amine, Griffith and Davison. Some of these guys haven't been too impressive (Amine and Lewan) but they have a history of getting it done in crunch time. They're not going to touch PSU but they have the talent to challenge for runner up.
Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
I watched the Mich/Nebraska match and was surprised Gomez tried to throw Lovett so early in the match and put himself in a 7-0 hole. Later he got to Lovett's legs and in hindsight he would have had a better chance of beating Lovett had he went with the leg attacks and saved the throw as a last ditch attempt later if needed, IMO. Lovett rode him really tough though.
Discussion Topic: Penn State at Iowa
Quote from Jack Muni's post:
"I watched the Mich/Nebraska match and was surprised Gomez tried to throw Lovett so early in the match and put himself in a 7-0 hole. Later he got to Lovett's legs and in hindsight he would have had a better chance of beating Lovett had he went with the leg attacks and saved the throw as a last ditch attempt later if needed, IMO. Lovett rode him really tough though."
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