Guessing Lee beats Teske.
Teske's only chance is if he can keep it close and Spencer gasses again.
Guessing Lee beats Teske.
And for anyone doubting Mitch's recent comments about what his next "anything" will be, here's some foreshadowing I first noticed a couple years ago.
Not quite correct. The clock starts the earlier of high school graduation or the season following the 19th birthday. Since Bassett turned 19 during the school year the season after his 19th birthday becomes 2026-2027. So, starting with the 2026-27 season he gets five years.Consider Jayden James. He graduations HS in June 2026 (next month). His eligibility clock would start at that time, which would be right around his 18th birthday.
Then consider Bo Bassett. According to most reports, he turned 19 sometime in late 2025, while still in HS. His eligibility clock would start at that time, while still in HS. So he would have only 4 years of college eligibility remaining.
So not the same for everyone (though maybe about the same for most). But again, none of this is finalized yet and there may be exceptions, grandfathering, etc.
Personally would love to see Cole in the 240s. Just some really tough competition around 250. We have a Great HWT coming in as well that needs to gain weight. E. BrownCole was 227.5 imagine he's 235 next year. He's continuing to develop his offense and is scoring in different ways
Thank you for the fast updates Greg.Semifinals are underway. Retherford's match is third, and Sealey's fourth. Both on mat one.
Hands up for those of us that would like to see Zain put Robiduke in a bow and arrow?
The rube Waddell of the matIowa excuse, someone kept yelling squirrel and that distracted DSanto.
Tight. First match back in a while against a hungry young stud.Zain Retherford vs. Landon Robideau 70kg semi
Robideau is put on the clock and doesn't score, giving Retherford a 1-0 lead at the 3:30 mark of the match.That's the score at the break.
The final three minutes are underway. Retherford gets in on a double leg shot at the 2:40 mark, Robideau grabs an ankle,and works to a stalemate at 2:20. Retherford now on the clock with 1:52 left. He shoots on a double circles behind and takes Robiedau down for a 3-0 lead. He has a leg in and is working but the action is stopped at 1:29. Retherford in on a leg at :34 and it ends up being Robiedau getting exposure. It's 3-2 with 26 left. And that's the final.
Retherford over Robideau 3-2 to advance to the 70 kg finals.
Good Job Zain. Go for the Gold Now in the finals.Zain Retherford vs. Landon Robideau 70kg semi
Robideau is put on the clock and doesn't score, giving Retherford a 1-0 lead at the 3:30 mark of the match.That's the score at the break.
The final three minutes are underway. Retherford gets in on a double leg shot at the 2:40 mark, Robideau grabs an ankle,and works to a stalemate at 2:20. Retherford now on the clock with 1:52 left. He shoots on a double circles behind and takes Robiedau down for a 3-0 lead. He has a leg in and is working but the action is stopped at 1:29. Retherford in on a leg at :34 and it ends up being Robiedau getting exposure. It's 3-2 with 26 left. And that's the final.
Retherford over Robideau 3-2 to advance to the 70 kg finals.
When the entire first period pbp is one sentence and it's about the clock, you can tell Robideau did absolutely positively nothing.Zain Retherford is into the 70kg finals
Zain Retherford made a first period passivity point and a second period takedown stand up in a 3-2 win over Landon Robideau of Oklahoma State to make the 70kg finals. We will see who he wrestles next.
Recap:
Robideau is put on the clock and doesn't score, giving Retherford a 1-0 lead at the 3:30 mark of the match.That's the score at the break.
The final three minutes are underway. Retherford gets in on a double leg shot at the 2:40 mark, Robideau grabs an ankle,and works to a stalemate at 2:20. Retherford now on the clock with 1:52 left. He shoots on a double circles behind and takes Robiedau down for a 3-0 lead. He has a leg in and is working but the action is stopped at 1:29. Retherford in on a leg at :34 and it ends up being Robiedau getting exposure. It's 3-2 with 26 left. And that's the final.
Retherford over Robideau 3-2 to advance to the 70 kg finals.
Ha, I would have said more if there was more to say!When the entire first period pbp is one sentence and it's about the clock, you can tell Robideau did absolutely positively nothing.
Tomorrow afternoon.What time are the finals ?
That’s his style. Try to win at the end. So Happy he doesn’t wrestle for us.When the entire first period pbp is one sentence and it's about the clock, you can tell Robideau did absolutely positively nothing.
The “closing the gap” people are thrilledWhen the entire first period pbp is one sentence and it's about the clock, you can tell Robideau did absolutely positively nothing.
I get the sentiment but it isn't like we didn't cheer Starrocci on for his first 3 years before he finally started opening up a bit...That’s his style. Try to win at the end. So Happy he doesn’t wrestle for us.
Nice dust-off-the-rust win for Zain. Robideau is a tough out, as seen by his tight loss (yes, Cowpokers, Landy lost) to PJ in the NCAA semi’s. Now, about this Jayden cat, who I just watched have no trouble with Mikey No Shakes . . .Retherford over Robideau 3-2 to advance to the 70 kg finals.
And where in that big brain of yours would you come up with the idea that on a PSU board, anyone would give a crap about an opinion from you?I wasn't talking trash at all. I was giving my opinion. Man you guys are hilarious
Am I crazy to think James-Carr is the final?