You can substitute Pat Walker back into the lineup instead of Martin Smith. Mario will be back at 197.
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Originally posted by lauden swain View PostYou can substitute Pat Walker back into the lineup instead of Martin Smith. Mario will be back at 197.sigpic
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Originally posted by Overtime View PostGreat win for Illinois. Not sure if they will match against Oklahoma State?
The Illini are underdogs. I hope that the Cowboys are looking ahead to a possible rematch with the hated Hawkeyes and the Illini pull the upset. I see quite a few tight matches that could go either way.
Oklahoma State
125- Jon Morrison
133- Jordan Oliver
141- Josh Kindig
149- Jamal Parks
157- Albert White
165- Dallas Bailey
174- Chris Perry
184- Chris McNeil
197- Cayle Byers/Blake Rosholt
285- Alan Gelogaev
Illinois
125- Jesse Delgado
133- BJ Futrell
141- Daryl Thomas
149- Eric Terrazas
157- Jackson Morse
165- Conrad Polz
174- Jordan Blanton
184- Tony Dallago
197- Mario Gonzalez
285- Pat Walker"It's not the six minutes, it's what happens in those six minutes"
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This may have been discussed before Im sorry if I missed it. Whatever happend to Benefiel, I thought he was a Cowboy now.
Originally posted by lauden swain View PostCould be very interesting against the top-ranked Cowboys (14-0). We don't match up real well but I don't think that there is "relative sure" victory for either side other than heavyweight. Oliver has been wrestling very well lately but Futrell took him the distance in 8-7 loss earlier in the year. You never know what you're going to get with Kindig and White.
The Illini are underdogs. I hope that the Cowboys are looking ahead to a possible rematch with the hated Hawkeyes and the Illini pull the upset. I see quite a few tight matches that could go either way.
Oklahoma State
125- Jon Morrison
133- Jordan Oliver
141- Josh Kindig
149- Jamal Parks
157- Albert White
165- Dallas Bailey
174- Chris Perry
184- Chris McNeil
197- Cayle Byers/Blake Rosholt
285- Alan Gelogaev
Illinois
125- Jesse Delgado
133- BJ Futrell
141- Daryl Thomas
149- Eric Terrazas
157- Jackson Morse
165- Conrad Polz
174- Jordan Blanton
184- Tony Dallago
197- Mario Gonzalez
285- Pat Walker
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Originally posted by oldude View PostI'll say this about Oklahome State as a wrestling venue. Only Iowa, and that's on a more contemporary basis, can "outdo" Okie State as an incredible wrestling venue. Yes, super power Penn State may eventually change things but for sheer tradition and history few come close to Iba-Gallagher Arena. With all those white satin jackets with NCAA champ schrolled on 'em walking around, that big ole' Cowboy mascot, knowledgeable fans (4-5 thousand or more in the stands) and the very best mat side announcer (Don Blasingame) at the mike, you have one very special place. Add to that the NCAA Hall of Fame next door, well it is something VERY special!). It was simply Gallagher Arena, until they did the renovation/expansion in the mid/late 80s and added the Iba and it officially became Gallagher-Iba Arena. No true wrestling fan liked the Iba addition, even though the BB boys were "allowed" to play there. Actually, when built it probably was the best BB facility in the country. Moreover, only 2 of those 50 NCAA team championship banners hanging from the rafters were won by BB and Hank Iba.
Before the expansion it officially held a little over 6k and there were times 7-9k packed Gallagher for wrestling. I was at Iowa (CHA) for the dual ~month ago with a sellout and black-out event of 15.5k and Gallagher with 7k for wrestling was a much louder and more intense environment. That said though, Iowa and PSU probably have better current day crowds/environments. But IGA ???, used to shop there for groceries, never been there for wrestling.
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Easy there "Ionel", never said I was an official "historian" only a long time (1961) fan of the sport. Additionally, if this forum was ever fact checked or verified it probably would have been "banned" long ago? That said, I have visited Gallagher-Iba (two actual rennovations '88 & '01, I believe) and was greatly impressed by what I saw. The place, new or otherwise, spelled or mispelled, is really impressive and talking to the late great Myron Rhoderick at the Hall of Fame (yes, next door) only added to the experience. Plus, my old man's name is on the wall in that building, "frosting on the cake"!
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Originally posted by oldude View PostEasy there "Ionel", never said I was an official "historian" only a long time (1961) fan of the sport. Additionally, if this forum was ever fact checked or verified it probably would have been "banned" long ago? That said, I have visited Gallagher-Iba (two actual rennovations '88 & '01, I believe) and was greatly impressed by what I saw. The place, new or otherwise, spelled or mispelled, is really impressive and talking to the late great Myron Rhoderick at the Hall of Fame (yes, next door) only added to the experience. Plus, my old man's name is on the wall in that building, "frosting on the cake"!
Regarding the "fact checking," I thought everything on the internet had been checked, re-rechecked and checked again, thus all we read it true.
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