Did Bedelyon or Mitcheff wrestle today at 125?

Box scores for these matches are going to be available at Track Wrestling

Everything you'd expect to happen in PSU v. VMI probably did in terms of bonus points, only loss was a 184. Hutter beat Morrill 7-0 in the ODU v. Edinboro dual.

Jenkins beat Josh Condon 9-3 in his first match. Bedelyon won 19-3 in the Kent dual.

I am going to ask a question and I don't want people to jump my A$$ when I do because its about Robles and I DID think it out before I asked it. Does anyone else feel that though Robles has an incredible tilt series and great defense, that he DOES have trouble getting typical pins due to him missing the one leg?

I was thinking your typical cradle may be difficult as well as getting your weight on top without the use of both feet (toes) on your typical wide legs cover.

That being said, he's a freaking animal. I just see alot of tech falls obviously compared to pins. Could be his "style" obviously but something I had just thought about.

If you look through his results he still pins a fair amount...

Speaking of pins, Meys nearly picked up a sick one with a spladle but his opponent managed to work his way out.

Michigan v. Liberty is in the book, Michigan won 36-9. Liberty's two wins came at 125, and a 174. Michigan will have Buffalo who just clinched their dual against UVA with a win by Hamel at 197 over Salopek.

Wyoming beats Bucknell 19-16, they'll have Lehigh in the quarters.

Quarters are rolling. Penn State leads Edinboro 10-0, don't know how Pataky and Long won whether it was pin and major or tech and tech.

Arizona State leads Kent State 4-0 so you have to assume that Robles majored Bedelyon

Originally Posted by goferphan

I am going to ask a question and I don't want people to jump my A$$ when I do because its about Robles and I DID think it out before I asked it. Does anyone else feel that though Robles has an incredible tilt series and great defense, that he DOES have trouble getting typical pins due to him missing the one leg?

I was thinking your typical cradle may be difficult as well as getting your weight on top without the use of both feet (toes) on your typical wide legs cover.

That being said, he's a freaking animal. I just see alot of tech falls obviously compared to pins. Could be his "style" obviously but something I had just thought about.

I'm a HUGE Robles fan but I think that you have a very valid point. I am sure it is his style but I wonder if it is his style out of necessity? I can't imagine how tough it would be to keep a guy on his back when you cant get a wide base and dig in with your toes. Maybe he's learned/mastered his tilts because of this? Not sure, but a good question, one I'd like to ask him if I had the chance.

Alton plays TD release through the third period and runs the score up to 19-7 and gives Penn State a 14-0 lead now.

Molinaro majors Gillespie for the second time in two weeks and that puts Penn State up 17-0

Penn State up 22-0 after 157, Taylor majored Greisheimer 25-12

Jenkins (wearing a large knee brace) beats Cathell 13-7, Cathell funked Jenkins over to his back in the third period when Jenkins was up 12-2 to make it closer than it seemed.