These calls are ******* insane 10 sec after Jax is off the shot clock they put blaze back on with a minute left. If they can't figure this **** out im gonna stop watching, it's robadue vs duke all over again....f'n pathetic
'26 Final X, 6/19, thread
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Either way, didn't care for Pyles explanation of "well he probably did it now so he didn't have to do it with 40 seconds left." What?
Yep. Refs aren’t going to give him the benefit of the doubt with regards to passivity
I thought they were putting Jax on the clock. Marcus held center the whole time. I’m not expecting Marcus to open up, but that admittedly is what close matches can turn into.
because it's freestyle and no answer or reasoning is required.
It makes sense. Blaze was literally “selling” his passivity.
57kg: Luke Lilledahl vs. Spencer Lee
Spencer Lee is quick on a shot but Lilledahl wins the scramble and gets two exposure points out of it for a 2-0 lead and then two more on the continued scramble for a 4-0 lead. Lee's corner is challenging the second two and whether Lee should have got two of his own as well. After review, it's ruled that Lilledahl gets four and Lilledahl stepped out so Lee gets one.
So the correct score is now 4-1 Lilledahl with 5:36 to go. Entertaining first 24 seconds. We're now back to action. Lilledahl gets an attention for a hand slap. Back to wrestling again, Lee shoots, Lilledahl tries to evade, and Lee ends up getting a step out to make it 4-2 with 5:00 to go. On the restart, Lee slams his head into Lilledahl's shoulder as they were working for positioning and looks incredibly dazed and confused as he stumbles backward, and the trainers are out to tend to him immediately to do a concussion check. He passes the test and the action will resume at 4:42 with Lilledahl leading Lee 4-2.
Lee shoots off the restart but it doesn't get home. He shoots again, and Lilledahl tries to counter, and it ends with neutral standing. Lee gets on a leg and is driving Lilledahl turn the edge and forces a step out to make it 4-3 at 3:55. No scoring from there.
Lilledahl leads Lee 4-3 after one.
Spencer Lee is quick on a shot but Lilledahl wins the scramble and gets two exposure points out of it for a 2-0 lead and then two more on the continued scramble for a 4-0 lead. Lee's corner is challenging the second two and whether Lee should have got two of his own as well. After review, it's ruled that Lilledahl gets four and Lilledahl stepped out so Lee gets one.
So the correct score is now 4-1 Lilledahl with 5:36 to go. Entertaining first 24 seconds. We're now back to action. Lilledahl gets an attention for a hand slap. Back to wrestling again, Lee shoots, Lilledahl tries to evade, and Lee ends up getting a step out to make it 4-2 with 5:00 to go. On the restart, Lee slams his head into Lilledahl's shoulder as they were working for positioning and looks incredibly dazed and confused as he stumbles backward, and the trainers are out to tend to him immediately to do a concussion check. He passes the test and the action will resume at 4:42 with Lilledahl leading Lee 4-2.
Lee shoots off the restart but it doesn't get home. He shoots again, and Lilledahl tries to counter, and it ends with neutral standing. Lee gets on a leg and is driving Lilledahl turn the edge and forces a step out to make it 4-3 at 3:55. No scoring from there.
Lilledahl leads Lee 4-3 after one.
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Spencer was literally selling his back just now
57kg: Luke Lilledahl vs. Spencer Lee
Spencer Lee is quick on a shot but Lilledahl wins the scramble and gets two exposure points out of it for a 2-0 lead and then two more on the continued scramble for a 4-0 lead. Lee's corner is challenging the second two and whether Lee should have got two of his own as well. After review, it's ruled that Lilledahl gets four and Lilledahl stepped out so Lee gets one.
So the correct score is now 4-1 Lilledahl with 5:36 to go. Entertaining first 24 seconds. We're now back to action. Lilledahl gets an attention for a hand slap. Back to wrestling again, Lee shoots, Lilledahl tries to evade, and Lee ends up getting a step out to make it 4-2 with 5:00 to go. On the restart, Lee slams his head into Lilledahl's shoulder as they were working for positioning and looks incredibly dazed and confused as he stumbles backward, and the trainers are out to tend to him immediately to do a concussion check. He passes the test and the action will resume at 4:42 with Lilledahl leading Lee 4-2.
Lee shoots off the restart but it doesn't get home. He shoots again, and Lilledahl tries to counter, and it ends with neutral standing. Lee gets on a leg and is driving Lilledahl turn the edge and forces a step out to make it 4-3 at 3:55. No scoring from there.
Lilledahl leads Lee 4-3 after one.
BREAK ENDS
Lee gets in on a single early in the second and is working his way up and gets the takedown for a 5-4 lead and then two exposures for a 7-4 lead with 2:37 to go. They're neutral with 2:00 to go. Lilledahl shoots but Lee fends it off at 1:28. Lee gets a step out at :58 for an 8-4 lead. Lilldahl drops in on a single at :20 but Lee fends it off. Attention for Lee at :10. That's the match.
Lee d. Lilledahl 8-4, wins series 2-0 and makes Team USA
Spencer Lee is quick on a shot but Lilledahl wins the scramble and gets two exposure points out of it for a 2-0 lead and then two more on the continued scramble for a 4-0 lead. Lee's corner is challenging the second two and whether Lee should have got two of his own as well. After review, it's ruled that Lilledahl gets four and Lilledahl stepped out so Lee gets one.
So the correct score is now 4-1 Lilledahl with 5:36 to go. Entertaining first 24 seconds. We're now back to action. Lilledahl gets an attention for a hand slap. Back to wrestling again, Lee shoots, Lilledahl tries to evade, and Lee ends up getting a step out to make it 4-2 with 5:00 to go. On the restart, Lee slams his head into Lilledahl's shoulder as they were working for positioning and looks incredibly dazed and confused as he stumbles backward, and the trainers are out to tend to him immediately to do a concussion check. He passes the test and the action will resume at 4:42 with Lilledahl leading Lee 4-2.
Lee shoots off the restart but it doesn't get home. He shoots again, and Lilledahl tries to counter, and it ends with neutral standing. Lee gets on a leg and is driving Lilledahl turn the edge and forces a step out to make it 4-3 at 3:55. No scoring from there.
Lilledahl leads Lee 4-3 after one.
BREAK ENDS
Lee gets in on a single early in the second and is working his way up and gets the takedown for a 5-4 lead and then two exposures for a 7-4 lead with 2:37 to go. They're neutral with 2:00 to go. Lilledahl shoots but Lee fends it off at 1:28. Lee gets a step out at :58 for an 8-4 lead. Lilldahl drops in on a single at :20 but Lee fends it off. Attention for Lee at :10. That's the match.
Lee d. Lilledahl 8-4, wins series 2-0 and makes Team USA
Freestyle is Very Frustrating to watch any match. Refs are So Inconsistent it’s Insane. Don’t even worry about it. It’s not worth your well being
Luke cant go get one he's gotta score off Spencer's attacks
Luke still needs to get stronger. Spencer just physically dominated in these matches
I don't think it'll be seconds after Dake/Valencia ends, but it won't be long. I'd guess they start in the 7:10-7:30 range. Sorry to be so broad.
We saw Okie State do a masterclass of winning the squeaker when outmatched at NCAA's. Of course one of the squeakers they won had a huge helping hand from some unnamed referee watching a monitor.
Add Tom Herr and Shawn Abner to the list. Herr 2B for the Cardinals, Abner, went 1-1 in the MLB draft.
86 kilograms round two: Kyle Dake vs. Zahid Valencia (Valencia leads 1-0)
We're underway. Valencia tries a single but can't get there and then Valencia is warned for passivity at 5:15. Dake was pushing Valencia toward the edge but Valencia flips the mat around and pushes Dake out after nearly being pushed out himself. Impressive. Valencia leads 1-0 at 4:30. Dake is now warned for passivity at 4:22. After that restart, they were in neutral the rest of the way.
Valencia leads 1-0 after one.
We're underway. Valencia tries a single but can't get there and then Valencia is warned for passivity at 5:15. Dake was pushing Valencia toward the edge but Valencia flips the mat around and pushes Dake out after nearly being pushed out himself. Impressive. Valencia leads 1-0 at 4:30. Dake is now warned for passivity at 4:22. After that restart, they were in neutral the rest of the way.
Valencia leads 1-0 after one.