How has ferrari not given up stall points....
2026 NCAA Championship Session III Thread
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Yeah. The microphone caught how bad Allred was hurt.
Ugh. The entire PSU corner had a great look and all grimaced when the injury occurred. Ugly.
I heard it too. How awful
East2west or was it Ames2state. I get confused
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I thought I heard the same and went back to make sure. It sure sounded like it, especially with his instant reaction.
Ferrari does nothing for 8 minutes and gets a win. Awful
Hate to say it, but that was great wrestling by Ferrari to takedown Sinclair in OT.
But overall, a very typical Ferrari match.
But overall, a very typical Ferrari match.
Damn i will be rooting for Max tonight
Scrubby should go scrub mitchels jock
Saying Barr should he the front runner for Hodge makes me a troll? You're insane.
Full NCAA semifinals
125 pounds:
No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State vs. No. 5 Troy Spratley of Oklahoma State
No. 14 Jacob Moran of Iowa vs. No. 10 Marc-Anthony McGowan of Princeton
133 pounds:
No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU vs. No. 2 Ben Davino of Ohio State
No. 4 Aaron Seidel of Virginia Tech vs. No. 1 Jax Forrest of Oklahoma State
141 pounds:
No. 5 Luke Stanich of Lehigh vs. No. 1 Jesse Mendez of Ohio State
No. 3 Brock Hardy of Nebraska vs. No. 2 Sergio Vega of Oklahoma State
149 pounds:
No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU vs. No. 20 Chance Lamer of Nebraska vs.
No. 11 Lachlan McNeil of Michigan vs. No. 10 Adam Valencia of Stanford
157 pounds:
No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State vs. No. 5 Landon Robideau of Oklahoma State
No. 11 Ty Watters of West Virginia vs. No. 2 Antrell Taylor of Nebraska
165 pounds:
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU vs. No. 12 Cesar Alvan, Cornell
No. 3 Mikey Caliendo of Iowa vs. No. 2 Joey Blaze of Purdue
174 pounds:
No. 1 Levi Haines, Penn State vs. No. 5 Patrick Kennedy of Iowa
No. 7 Cam Steed of Missouri vs. No. 3 Christopher Minto of Nebraska
184 pounds:
No. 5 Brock Mantanona of Michigan No. 1 Rocco Welsh, PSU
No. 7 AJ Ferrari of Iowa vs. No. 3 Max McEnelly of Minnesota
125 pounds:
No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State vs. No. 5 Troy Spratley of Oklahoma State
No. 14 Jacob Moran of Iowa vs. No. 10 Marc-Anthony McGowan of Princeton
133 pounds:
No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU vs. No. 2 Ben Davino of Ohio State
No. 4 Aaron Seidel of Virginia Tech vs. No. 1 Jax Forrest of Oklahoma State
141 pounds:
No. 5 Luke Stanich of Lehigh vs. No. 1 Jesse Mendez of Ohio State
No. 3 Brock Hardy of Nebraska vs. No. 2 Sergio Vega of Oklahoma State
149 pounds:
No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU vs. No. 20 Chance Lamer of Nebraska vs.
No. 11 Lachlan McNeil of Michigan vs. No. 10 Adam Valencia of Stanford
157 pounds:
No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State vs. No. 5 Landon Robideau of Oklahoma State
No. 11 Ty Watters of West Virginia vs. No. 2 Antrell Taylor of Nebraska
165 pounds:
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU vs. No. 12 Cesar Alvan, Cornell
No. 3 Mikey Caliendo of Iowa vs. No. 2 Joey Blaze of Purdue
174 pounds:
No. 1 Levi Haines, Penn State vs. No. 5 Patrick Kennedy of Iowa
No. 7 Cam Steed of Missouri vs. No. 3 Christopher Minto of Nebraska
184 pounds:
No. 5 Brock Mantanona of Michigan No. 1 Rocco Welsh, PSU
No. 7 AJ Ferrari of Iowa vs. No. 3 Max McEnelly of Minnesota
Full NCAA semifinals
125 pounds:
No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State vs. No. 5 Troy Spratley of Oklahoma State
No. 14 Jacob Moran of Iowa vs. No. 10 Marc-Anthony McGowan of Princeton
133 pounds:
No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU vs. No. 2 Ben Davino of Ohio State
No. 4 Aaron Seidel of Virginia Tech vs. No. 1 Jax Forrest of Oklahoma State
141 pounds:
No. 5 Luke Stanich of Lehigh vs. No. 1 Jesse Mendez of Ohio State
No. 3 Brock Hardy of Nebraska vs. No. 2 Sergio Vega of Oklahoma State
149 pounds:
No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU vs. No. 20 Chance Lamer of Nebraska vs.
No. 11 Lachlan McNeil of Michigan vs. No. 10 Adam Valencia of Stanford
157 pounds:
No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State vs. No. 5 Landon Robideau of Oklahoma State
No. 11 Ty Watters of West Virginia vs. No. 2 Antrell Taylor of Nebraska
165 pounds:
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU vs. No. 12 Cesar Alvan, Cornell
No. 3 Mikey Caliendo of Iowa vs. No. 2 Joey Blaze of Purdue
174 pounds:
No. 1 Levi Haines, Penn State vs. No. 5 Patrick Kennedy of Iowa
No. 7 Cam Steed of Missouri vs. No. 3 Christopher Minto of Nebraska
184 pounds:
No. 5 Brock Mantanona of Michigan No. 1 Rocco Welsh, PSU
No. 7 AJ Ferrari of Iowa vs. No. 3 Max McEnelly of Minnesota
125 pounds:
No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State vs. No. 5 Troy Spratley of Oklahoma State
No. 14 Jacob Moran of Iowa vs. No. 10 Marc-Anthony McGowan of Princeton
133 pounds:
No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU vs. No. 2 Ben Davino of Ohio State
No. 4 Aaron Seidel of Virginia Tech vs. No. 1 Jax Forrest of Oklahoma State
141 pounds:
No. 5 Luke Stanich of Lehigh vs. No. 1 Jesse Mendez of Ohio State
No. 3 Brock Hardy of Nebraska vs. No. 2 Sergio Vega of Oklahoma State
149 pounds:
No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU vs. No. 20 Chance Lamer of Nebraska vs.
No. 11 Lachlan McNeil of Michigan vs. No. 10 Adam Valencia of Stanford
157 pounds:
No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State vs. No. 5 Landon Robideau of Oklahoma State
No. 11 Ty Watters of West Virginia vs. No. 2 Antrell Taylor of Nebraska
165 pounds:
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU vs. No. 12 Cesar Alvan, Cornell
No. 3 Mikey Caliendo of Iowa vs. No. 2 Joey Blaze of Purdue
174 pounds:
No. 1 Levi Haines, Penn State vs. No. 5 Patrick Kennedy of Iowa
No. 7 Cam Steed of Missouri vs. No. 3 Christopher Minto of Nebraska
184 pounds:
No. 5 Brock Mantanona of Michigan No. 1 Rocco Welsh, PSU
No. 7 AJ Ferrari of Iowa vs. No. 3 Max McEnelly of Minnesota
Full NCAA semifinals
125 pounds:
No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State vs. No. 5 Troy Spratley of Oklahoma State
No. 14 Jacob Moran of Iowa vs. No. 10 Marc-Anthony McGowan of Princeton
133 pounds:
No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU vs. No. 2 Ben Davino of Ohio State
No. 4 Aaron Seidel of Virginia Tech vs. No. 1 Jax Forrest of Oklahoma State
141 pounds:
No. 5 Luke Stanich of Lehigh vs. No. 1 Jesse Mendez of Ohio State
No. 3 Brock Hardy of Nebraska vs. No. 2 Sergio Vega of Oklahoma State
149 pounds:
No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU vs. No. 20 Chance Lamer of Nebraska vs.
No. 11 Lachlan McNeil of Michigan vs. No. 10 Adam Valencia of Stanford
157 pounds:
No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State vs. No. 5 Landon Robideau of Oklahoma State
No. 11 Ty Watters of West Virginia vs. No. 2 Antrell Taylor of Nebraska
165 pounds:
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU vs. No. 12 Cesar Alvan, Cornell
No. 3 Mikey Caliendo of Iowa vs. No. 2 Joey Blaze of Purdue
174 pounds:
No. 1 Levi Haines, Penn State vs. No. 5 Patrick Kennedy of Iowa
No. 7 Cam Steed of Missouri vs. No. 3 Christopher Minto of Nebraska
184 pounds:
No. 5 Brock Mantanona of Michigan No. 1 Rocco Welsh, PSU
No. 7 AJ Ferrari of Iowa vs. No. 3 Max McEnelly of Minnesota
125 pounds:
No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State vs. No. 5 Troy Spratley of Oklahoma State
No. 14 Jacob Moran of Iowa vs. No. 10 Marc-Anthony McGowan of Princeton
133 pounds:
No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU vs. No. 2 Ben Davino of Ohio State
No. 4 Aaron Seidel of Virginia Tech vs. No. 1 Jax Forrest of Oklahoma State
141 pounds:
No. 5 Luke Stanich of Lehigh vs. No. 1 Jesse Mendez of Ohio State
No. 3 Brock Hardy of Nebraska vs. No. 2 Sergio Vega of Oklahoma State
149 pounds:
No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU vs. No. 20 Chance Lamer of Nebraska vs.
No. 11 Lachlan McNeil of Michigan vs. No. 10 Adam Valencia of Stanford
157 pounds:
No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State vs. No. 5 Landon Robideau of Oklahoma State
No. 11 Ty Watters of West Virginia vs. No. 2 Antrell Taylor of Nebraska
165 pounds:
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU vs. No. 12 Cesar Alvan, Cornell
No. 3 Mikey Caliendo of Iowa vs. No. 2 Joey Blaze of Purdue
174 pounds:
No. 1 Levi Haines, Penn State vs. No. 5 Patrick Kennedy of Iowa
No. 7 Cam Steed of Missouri vs. No. 3 Christopher Minto of Nebraska
184 pounds:
No. 5 Brock Mantanona of Michigan No. 1 Rocco Welsh, PSU
No. 7 AJ Ferrari of Iowa vs. No. 3 Max McEnelly of Minnesota
Full NCAA semifinals
125 pounds:
No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State vs. No. 5 Troy Spratley of Oklahoma State
No. 14 Jacob Moran of Iowa vs. No. 10 Marc-Anthony McGowan of Princeton
133 pounds:
No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU vs. No. 2 Ben Davino of Ohio State
No. 4 Aaron Seidel of Virginia Tech vs. No. 1 Jax Forrest of Oklahoma State
141 pounds:
No. 5 Luke Stanich of Lehigh vs. No. 1 Jesse Mendez of Ohio State
No. 3 Brock Hardy of Nebraska vs. No. 2 Sergio Vega of Oklahoma State
149 pounds:
No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU vs. No. 20 Chance Lamer of Nebraska vs.
No. 11 Lachlan McNeil of Michigan vs. No. 10 Adam Valencia of Stanford
157 pounds:
No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State vs. No. 5 Landon Robideau of Oklahoma State
No. 11 Ty Watters of West Virginia vs. No. 2 Antrell Taylor of Nebraska
165 pounds:
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU vs. No. 12 Cesar Alvan, Cornell
No. 3 Mikey Caliendo of Iowa vs. No. 2 Joey Blaze of Purdue
174 pounds:
No. 1 Levi Haines, Penn State vs. No. 5 Patrick Kennedy of Iowa
No. 7 Cam Steed of Missouri vs. No. 3 Christopher Minto of Nebraska
184 pounds:
No. 5 Brock Mantanona of Michigan No. 1 Rocco Welsh, PSU
No. 7 AJ Ferrari of Iowa vs. No. 3 Max McEnelly of Minnesota
125 pounds:
No. 1 Luke Lilledahl, Penn State vs. No. 5 Troy Spratley of Oklahoma State
No. 14 Jacob Moran of Iowa vs. No. 10 Marc-Anthony McGowan of Princeton
133 pounds:
No. 3 Marcus Blaze, PSU vs. No. 2 Ben Davino of Ohio State
No. 4 Aaron Seidel of Virginia Tech vs. No. 1 Jax Forrest of Oklahoma State
141 pounds:
No. 5 Luke Stanich of Lehigh vs. No. 1 Jesse Mendez of Ohio State
No. 3 Brock Hardy of Nebraska vs. No. 2 Sergio Vega of Oklahoma State
149 pounds:
No. 1 Shayne Van Ness, PSU vs. No. 20 Chance Lamer of Nebraska vs.
No. 11 Lachlan McNeil of Michigan vs. No. 10 Adam Valencia of Stanford
157 pounds:
No. 1 PJ Duke, Penn State vs. No. 5 Landon Robideau of Oklahoma State
No. 11 Ty Watters of West Virginia vs. No. 2 Antrell Taylor of Nebraska
165 pounds:
No. 1 Mitchell Mesenbrink, PSU vs. No. 12 Cesar Alvan, Cornell
No. 3 Mikey Caliendo of Iowa vs. No. 2 Joey Blaze of Purdue
174 pounds:
No. 1 Levi Haines, Penn State vs. No. 5 Patrick Kennedy of Iowa
No. 7 Cam Steed of Missouri vs. No. 3 Christopher Minto of Nebraska
184 pounds:
No. 5 Brock Mantanona of Michigan No. 1 Rocco Welsh, PSU
No. 7 AJ Ferrari of Iowa vs. No. 3 Max McEnelly of Minnesota
How does Ferrari not get called for stalling in that match? Sinclair outshot him 8-1 by my count. The takedown in OT was off of a Sinclair shot.
Why do they have to ruin MatCast by having JB on? Wish McMullen would knock him out.
For the love of all that is holy can somebody please make Ford Festiva actually wrestle? McEnally better get him tonight or at least put a ref on the mat that knows what stalling is.
Yeah, after listening again, it was more of a crunch than a snap. Hope he turns out alright, hate to see that stuff.
You can see Cael’s reaction in the background. When it was happening, Cael had a grimace.
Why are the consi so far behind champ bracket. It's awful for the champ guys having to stand around for 5-10 minutes.
You think they let Dan take that chair home with him? His assprint has to be stuck in there.
If Zack Ryder can win his next 2 he gets Allred - who is likely done - in Rd of 12
What hurts Barr is that 197 is a super weak weight class compared to 165 and 141.
Hey does anyone have the full ncaa semifinals they could post? Thanks in advance.. 
No. You're insane for ripping our guy MM for a nothing burger.
The good guys go over 100 pts here if Barr wins.
NO, what you said about MM makes you the troll. But you knew that.
His ankle is ******. Folded inward with a lot of weight on it
Last year, after session III
1. PSU - 90.5
2. Nebraska - 65.5
3. Okla. St. - 63.0
4. Iowa - 42.0
5. Northern Iowa - 37.5
6. Ohio St. - 37.0
7. Minnesota - 35.5
8. Illinois - 33.5
9. Cornell - 29.5
10. Michigan - 27.5
Glitch. Greg is an AI!
Ha, sorry gang. I don't know why that happens sometimes.Hey does anyone have the full ncaa semifinals they could post? Thanks in advance..
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