ICYMI - unique restart

[SonnyAbeFan]

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[SonnyAbeFan]

You learn something new every day. Great thinking by Eaton down 4-1

 

[manatree]

I'm confused. It looked like he had both hands around the opponent's waist, not one on the elbow.

In High School, Ray Brinzer had an unorthodox bottom position with both feet tucked under and in front of his butt.

 

[SonnyAbeFan]

I'm confused. It looked like he had both hands around the opponent's waist, not one on the elbow.

In High School, Ray Brinzer had an unorthodox bottom position with both feet tucked under and in front of his butt.

Yeah, on close review (it’s hard to see), it actually does look that way. Because it’s hard to see, I assumed his left hand was on the elbow and the right was on the navel.

I don’t want to go down a refereeing rabbit hole, but assuming it was legal (which could be debatable), it was a helluva thought to do it down 4-1 and to go to straight to the assassin. If it was illegal, don’t shoot the messenger!

 

[SonnyAbeFan]

I'm confused. It looked like he had both hands around the opponent's waist, not one on the elbow.

In High School, Ray Brinzer had an unorthodox bottom position with both feet tucked under and in front of his butt.

Was just reading the comments, and this guy sees it like you (and me, now that I look closer)

 

[SonnyAbeFan]

I'm confused. It looked like he had both hands around the opponent's waist, not one on the elbow.

In High School, Ray Brinzer had an unorthodox bottom position with both feet tucked under and in front of his butt.

Manatree - I zoomed in on the picture, and with the closeup, it does actually appear like the left hand is on the elbow. The right hand also appears to be flat against the chest, not the navel. Who knows? Regardless, just thought folks would find it interesting