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Ryle and pretty much the entire stadium were booing the call, not Bradbury. I was confused because I thought that they had awarded the points to the wrong wrestler and Bradbury's reaction was one of anger, not celebration. I would definitely say that there were some controversial calls throughout the entire match, and not a single one favored Hall. But that questionable takedown with just a few seconds left and Bradbury's reaction after it was the weirdest of the night.

But which overtime was it in?

It was 4-2 with about 3 seconds left, before that controversial takedown. I think a lot of the crowd thought that the takedown had been awarded to Hall, and that the match was going into OT.

Had Hall beaten Bradbury, how big of a point swing would that have been? I don't think that it would have been enough to change the standings, but it would have definitely brought the teams closer. And what happened with Trinity's 215's semi-final match? The one where he escaped in double or triple overtime and was taken down while celebrating and the ref dismissed the takedown, then allowed the match to resume, and declared Trinity the winner?

I agree. I'll be looking for Brock to be Kentucky's first 5-time state champ. As for Hall: I was extremely impressed with his composure after the match. I did not agree with the officiating on that match, and I doubt Hall did either, but the way he handled himself was nothing short of amazing.

What does weight have to do with stalling?

He was ranked 9th and got 8th. And he stalls through his matches and tries to get a reversal in the third period, and usually only wins by 1 or 2 points

I agree that Kary Goff did very well for a first year wrestler, but the fact is that he was a SENIOR, meaning he was 17 or 18 years old, wrestling at 103, which would mean that he would have a huge athletic advantage over the other 103's, who are mostly 8,9, and 10th graders. And his brother is already in 7th or 8th grade and weighs around 70 lbs. Did the little brother win or place in middle school state? Did he win or place or qualify for JV State? And i don't really think that 2 brothers makes up a full wrestling family.

St.X has open mats on tuesdays and thursdays and trinity had an open mat going a couple days a week last year, but i don't know what days their doing it this year

I'm fairly certain that Dakota Kincer didn't place. He got pinned by Bradbury 2nd round, but i don't know how he ended up doing in the consols.

brock messina's a senior

But Carr and Harrison had 6 shots at a state championship. Knable only wrestled at a high school level for 4 years, but what about Hardin and Clarkston?

I was wandering if anybody felt that the some of the reffs reffed poorly or had little experience, or was the reffing average

I thought that there may have been some questionable calls and bad reffing at the regions held at Hoops.

He holds the record for the nations fastest heavyweight pin Travis Sullivan had a 3.2 second pin against an Atherton opponent a few years ago