165 pounds: Andrew Sorenson
(ISU) vs. Marshall Peppelman
(COR)
1st Period:
2:36: Takedown Sorenson, 2-0
1:59: Escape Peppelman, 2-1
1:05: Stal l warning Peppelman
0:45: Penalty point Sorenson, 3-1

2nd Period
Sorenson chooses down
1:35: Reversal Sorenson, 5-1
0:17: Stal l ing point Sorenson, 6-1

3rd Period:
Peppelman chooses neutral
1:45: Takedown Sorenson, 8-1
1:44: Escape Peppelman, 8-2
1:41: Stal l ing Point Sorenson, 9-2
1:25: Takedown Sorenson, 11-2
1:11: Escape Peppelman, 11-3

0:56: Takedown Sorenson, 13-3
0:48: Escape Peppelman, 13-4
0:46: Stal l ing point Sorenson, 14-4
0:35: Takedown Sorenson, 16-4
0:31: Escape Peppelman 16-5
0:19: Takedown Sorenson, 18-5
0:12: Escape Peppelman, 18-6
0:03: Takedown Sorenson, 20-6
Riding Time: Sorenson (ISU), 2:30

I liked the old system better 4 for 8 point differential and 5 for a 12 point differential regardless of back points. DC

It looks like Peppelman got dinged 4 times for stalling (1 warning and 3 times for 1 point each). I thought it was warning then 1 pt then 1 pt then 2 pts then DSQ. It looks like it was 1 point on three successive calls. Would the next one have been DSQ?

I agree whippet, I don't have a problem with the no back points and tf for 4 team points, but to allow a guy to stall all the way to 15 and not penalize him is wrong. Just think if a match like this happened at the Oklahoma State and Iowa dual and gave the dual win to the team that had the guy stall it out and only lost 4 team points.

Also, How is a 4 point TF scored at Nationals vs a 5 point TF?

While you are at it, if you can't PIN your opponent you wrestle the entire match. No going home early for catch & release or getting lucky with some exposure points. Make'em wrestle and let the losing guy go for the big move like Rob Rohn won NCAA's with.