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Post by ochobeavo on Nov 14, 2017 14:19:03 GMT -8
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Post by mbabeav on Nov 14, 2017 16:03:01 GMT -8
We've got no one to fill in for Bresser? Giving up a forfeit to start the match is not a good sign for a #22 ranked squad.
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Post by osbrawler on Nov 15, 2017 7:08:48 GMT -8
Been told earliest we'd see Bresser is Mid December, Michigan dual. Huge fail in my opinion. He RS last season, had a lot of time to focus on classes in addition to working out. Who was tracking this? Hmmm
Doyle dinged up....he'll be out there later this season, when healthy. I'd like to know how he stacks up against Terry, who isn't too shabby as a true Frosh.
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Post by ochobeavo on Nov 15, 2017 7:46:56 GMT -8
We've got no one to fill in for Bresser? Giving up a forfeit to start the match is not a good sign for a #22 ranked squad. From a dual meet standpoint we "only" miss him for George Mason and probably Michigan. Caulkins wrestled at 125 last season when Bresser redshirted. I'm assuming he moved up to 133 because he felt he had a better opportunity to battle for a starting spot, but lost out to Devan Turner. Disappointing for sure. He'll miss the Cliff Keen tourney in Vegas and that is a big time missed opportunity in terms of seeing how he stacks up against other ranked/elite competition. |
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Post by mbabeav on Nov 15, 2017 15:09:08 GMT -8
We've got no one to fill in for Bresser? Giving up a forfeit to start the match is not a good sign for a #22 ranked squad. From a dual meet standpoint we "only" miss him for George Mason and probably Michigan. Caulkins wrestled at 125 last season when Bresser redshirted. I'm assuming he moved up to 133 because he felt he had a better opportunity to battle for a starting spot, but lost out to Devan Turner. Disappointing for sure. He'll miss the Cliff Keen tourney in Vegas and that is a big time missed opportunity in terms of seeing how he stacks up against other ranked/elite competition. At least against GM, let someone jump up a weight. Might surprise. |
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Post by ochobeavo on Nov 16, 2017 7:21:53 GMT -8
From a dual meet standpoint we "only" miss him for George Mason and probably Michigan. Caulkins wrestled at 125 last season when Bresser redshirted. I'm assuming he moved up to 133 because he felt he had a better opportunity to battle for a starting spot, but lost out to Devan Turner. Disappointing for sure. He'll miss the Cliff Keen tourney in Vegas and that is a big time missed opportunity in terms of seeing how he stacks up against other ranked/elite competition. At least against GM, let someone jump up a weight. Might surprise. Bresser is at 125 / lightest weight class, so the only possible move would be that Caulkins would have to drop back down - but if he was gunning for 133 in wrestle-offs, then he's probably more like 140+ these days. |
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Post by osbrawler on Nov 16, 2017 9:13:16 GMT -8
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Post by mbabeav on Nov 16, 2017 14:03:07 GMT -8
At least against GM, let someone jump up a weight. Might surprise. Bresser is at 125 / lightest weight class, so the only possible move would be that Caulkins would have to drop back down - but if he was gunning for 133 in wrestle-offs, then he's probably more like 140+ these days. Ok, Bresser is our only 125, so no one else to slot in on the move-up thought. Go Beavs! |
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Post by ochobeavo on Nov 16, 2017 15:28:14 GMT -8
Bresser is at 125 / lightest weight class, so the only possible move would be that Caulkins would have to drop back down - but if he was gunning for 133 in wrestle-offs, then he's probably more like 140+ these days. Ok, Bresser is our only 125, so no one else to slot in on the move-up thought. Go Beavs! Correct - apologies if I wasn't very clear, he's the only one on the roster at 125 at this time. But in other words, come on Bresser! Get it together! anyhow.. onward. Let's take care of business today.. Go Beavs! |
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Post by osbrawler on Nov 16, 2017 18:02:32 GMT -8
32-9 winners. Besides the fft at 125, Bigelow 165, was the only loss (6-4)
Box Score:
Oregon State 32, George Mason 9
125 | Ibrahim Bunduka (Mason) by forfeit | 6-0 Mason
133 | Devan Turner (Oregon State) major decision Victor Echeverria (Mason), 12-0 | 6-4 Mason
141 | Jack Hathaway (Oregon State) fall over Trevor Mello (Mason), 2:30 | 10-6 Oregon State
149 | Kurt Mode (Oregon State) decision over Matthew Raines (Mason), 11-6 | 13-6 Oregon State
157 | Hunter Willits (Oregon State) decision over Bryce Reddington, 10-5 (Mason) | 16-6 Oregon State
165 | Creed Lumpp (Mason) decision over Billy Bigelow (Oregon State), 6-4 | 16-9 Oregon State
174 | Myles Terry (Oregon State) major decision over Brendan May (Mason), 12-4 | 20-9 Oregon State
184 | Seth McLeod (Oregon State) technical fall over Levko Higgins (Mason), 16-1 | 25-9 Oregon State
197 | Cory Griego (Oregon State) major decision over Philip Stolfi (Mason), 8-0 | 29-9 Oregon State
285 | Cody Crawford (Oregon State) decision over Matthew Voss (Mason), 9-5 | 32-9 Oregon State
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Post by Henry Skrimshander on Nov 16, 2017 20:49:02 GMT -8
Nice job. Not sure if GMU is any good,but we are definitely better at 157-174.
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Post by osbrawler on Nov 17, 2017 7:23:19 GMT -8
Impressive, considering they are so young, had to fly across country to get to VA and compete. I am liking more of what I see of Myles Terry. He majored a RS junior for GMU, held him to 4 points. I don't care if he is a nobody or not ranked. That is tough to do.
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Post by ochobeavo on Nov 17, 2017 9:19:57 GMT -8
Impressive, considering they are so young, had to fly across country to get to VA and compete. I am liking more of what I see of Myles Terry. He majored a RS junior for GMU, held him to 4 points. I don't care if he is a nobody or not ranked. That is tough to do. It was a good piece of scheduling IMO to get that George Mason dual in ahead of the tournament this weekend. There will be a pretty strong group of wrestlers there. I think at 133, 197 & heavyweight there are 3-4 ranked kids that should be there.. At 141 we should see Intermat's #9 and #10 ranked kids. Navy has a strong team, Princeton, American, Hofstra and Old Dominion are usually pretty solid. Will be a challenging weekend for us with some solid competition! |
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Post by ochobeavo on Nov 17, 2017 11:45:54 GMT -8
Follow up on the Navy Invite: We brought 15 kids -so in addition to the starters from yesterday, we should see Calkins (133), Noonan(149), Tobin(149), Williams (157), Rateb (197) and Parazoo (Heavy). We should have a few other guys heading up to Spokane on Sunday.
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Post by osbrawler on Nov 17, 2017 12:59:13 GMT -8
Also on Sunday is the Roadrunner Open, we are listed as a team competing based on the CSUB web site.
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