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I'm not sure, but have heard that some of the Greenback kids are home-schooled.

EVERYONE? Well, it is Christmas. It is a day to forget any differences like, who you root for ........ /blush.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":blush:" border="0" alt="blush.gif" /> Happy Holidays to All! /hungry.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":hungry:" border="0" alt="hungry.gif" /> Go Mocs!

I thought Overmeyer was going 119 this year?

So, now were down from the "Same Folks" that changed the rule to ................ " some in the wrestling community sure fell in line".......... to "just the general feeling I get from a handful of DI folks that a DII medal is a throw-away." BB has went from changing the rules ..... to falling in line ......... to thinking a D2 medal is a throw-away. Dropping in importance quickly.

I understand the "Same Folks" that won't wrestle D2 and the "Same Folks" making remarks ........... BUT, you can't include them with the "Same Folks" that changed the rules. D2 was created because of TSSAA problems with Brentwood Ac. Football team.

I would always vote for Ethan BUT ............ under the BCB rule of the O.W. being an "Unsung Hero" Taylor (BC) is it.

Come on BCB ........... time to name your O. W. of the week.

Thanks BamaGrappler

CONSOLATION FINALS FOR THIRD PLACE 103 Drew Heath (Bl) dec: Eduardo Gutierrez, (Dal) 8-6 112 Jack Boone (ND) dec. Clay Moates (Hoo), 6-3; 119 Logan Biddy (BC) major dec. Michael Morris (B ) ,9-0; 125 Jess Hooper (G) pinned Jacob Holley (WB), 3:40; 130 Bradley Colbaugh (BC) major dec. Jeremy Tisdale (Karn), 12-4; 135 Renaldo Torres (Dal) pinned Parker Grissom (Hoo), 2:29; 140 Gary Cosey (Hix) dec. Rush Hall (Hoo), 9-5; 145 Jeremy Vasterling (Hix) pinned Anthony Betts (M), 3:18; 152 Joseph Clegg (Hunt) dec. Gabe Murphy (BC), 4-3; 160 Anthony (Cicco (B ) pinned Adam Kelon (Karn), :57; 171 Zach McCarter (Hix) pinned Carlos Prieto (Dal), 2:16; 189 Mike Kennedy (B ) dec. Tucker Bolton (BC), 7-0; 215 Todd Worley (Hix) dec. Eric Phipps (ND), 10-8; 285 Cody Epperson (BC) pinned Shawn Morgan (M), 2:03. CONSOLATION FINALS FOR FIFTH PLACE 103 Ty Graham (Hoo) major dec. Gio Palacio (Hix), 8-0; 112 Nick Maxwell (KK) dec. Alex Larue (KH) 4-1 119 Trent Larue (Hall) pinned Christian Washington (Dal), 2:22; 125 Vince Aguilar (BC) dec. Ethan Farinella (F), 6-4; 130 Dillon May (ND) won by medical forfeit over Cody Corcoran (O); 135 Curtis Flanagan (Hix) won by medical forfeit over Adam Fields (UC); 140 Clayton Ginn (F) major dec. Jonathan Blake (WB), 16-2; 145 Mitchell McMahan (SC) dec. Juan Hulogain (Dal), 4-2; 152 Carl Brown (Hoo) dec. Dylan Heath (ND), 6-4; 160 Nick Alemany (Hix) pinned Chris Wolf (SC), 1:52; 171 Adam Wells (B ) dec. Jacob Mathes (DB), 11-9; 189 Brenden Dusevic (ND) major dec. Greg Grieco (F), 11-2; 215 Matt Montgomery (DB) dec. Matt Ladish (Hall), 10-4; 285 Spencer Feathers (DB) dec. Graham Smith (B ) ,4-2.

Moates lost to Browning in semifinals ....in OT, Lost to Boone for third.

To quote BCB "I will never pick the obvious choice, for I am a firm believer in the unsung hero." Randall Taylor (Bradley) ...... I don't think Randall was ranked by anyone. (Before this week) Just to add ............ No Best Match at Bradley? My Pick ......... Hames 7 Browning 6 was a real head knocker.

Browning had a good tournament ............ Beat Boone, ND ....... Beat Moates, Hoover ......... lost 7-6 to Hames, BC in Finals

103: Mullin, ND 112: Hames, BC 119: Bond, Hoover 125: Boone, ND 130: Miller, GB 135: Hood, Ool 140: Taylor, BC 145: Aguilar, BC 152: Ridenour, Maryville 160: Disney, BC 171: Young, Ool 189: Kennedy, Hoover 215: Patton, Blackman 285: Leonard, Halls OW: Bond, Hoover

At 112 No. 2 Jordan White of Dalton lost to Clay Moates of Hoover. Jake Henson had a tough 6-4 match with a Kingston kid.

Bradley Central 98, Greenback 75.5, Dalton 70, Ooltewah 56, Hoover 55.5, Notre Dame 54, Hixson 51, Blackman 49, Maryville 43.5, Halls 27, Huntsville 27, Southeast Whitfield 22.5, Sevier County 18, Farragut 17, Daniel Boone 15, Karns 15, William Blount 14, Kingston 12, Union County 6.

1. Bradley 2. Greenback 3. Dalton 4. Ooltewah

Anywhere that the seedings/brackets can be seen?

I'll look for you Friday or Saturday. I never did see how Jack did against the Dalton kid at T-Town?

Nice showing by the Bears. Hixson has 4 or 5 wrestlers who can go with anyone. BCB .......... you could have come up and sat with me and BabyBearMom .... You would've only had to show you didn't have a camera under that jacket. /flower.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":flower:" border="0" alt="flower.gif" />

Bears down four Georgia state champs to capture Sawnee Mountain title From Staff Reports Monday, Dec 15, 2008 CUMMINGS, Ga. -- In a state champion laden field, Bradley Central had to battle through some extremely tough competition to earn top honors in its first trip to the Sawnee Mountain Duals over the weekend. "We wrestled eight dual meets in a day and a half against some very strong teams," Bear head coach Steve Logsdon related. "We beat a seven-time defending state champion, two other teams that won state titles last year and one of the teams we didn't get to face because they got beat is a four-time state champion out of South Carolina." Bradley won 86 of the 112 individual matches it wrestled in the 19-team event, but only two of the Bears came through the event unbeaten. Reigning 119-pound Tennessee state champ Logan Biddy and and heavyweight Cody Epperson won all of their matches at the event, while two-time state champ David Graham won his first seven matches before falling in overtime in the championship meet. Ethan Hames also went 7-1 for the Bears in the championship run. In its closest match of the season, the Bears held off the Georgia state AAAAA champs from Pope High School in Marietta 33-28 in the finals to capture its second tournament title of the season. Bradley won the Huntsville Hospital Invitational in Alabama earlier this month. On Friday night, the Bears wrestled four teams in the seeding part of the tournament. Bradley's first match was with Walton High School (Marietta, Ga.) which they won 59-11. Next for the Bears was Cass High School, the 2008 Georgia AAA State Duals Champions. The match ended with the Bears winning 45 -28. In the third round, Bradley had little trouble with Peachtree Ridge (Suwannee, Ga.) in a 45-16 before wrapping up the evening with a 65-6 win over Gilmer County (Elijay, Ga.), the 2008 Georgia class AAA traditional champs. On Saturday, Bradley and Pope were seeded as the No. 1 and No. 2 teams respectively before making their run to the finals. Bradley quickly disposed of its first two opponents Saturday beating Milton, Ga., 56-4 and shutting out North Forysth, Ga., 74-0. In the semifinals, Bradley had to face Jefferson, Ga., which is currently riding a streak of seven state championship titles including the 2008 Georgia 1A state traditional and duals championships. Despite coming off winning top honors at the 15-team Panthers Invitational the weekend end before, the Dragons were slain by the Bears 40-18. The champion match was an exciting come from behind win for the Bears. Starting at 130, Pope won the first two matches, including Graham's only defeat of the season in the 8-6 overtime thriller. Bradley won its first match at 140 when Randal Taylor won a 3-2 decision but the Bear Chris Augilar dropped a 1-0 deicision at 145. Pope the took a 6-2 decision at 152. Josh Disney got Bradley back on the winning side with a 5-2 victory at 160, but Pope answered by winning at 171 with a 9-7 decision. Bradley's Tucker Bolton got the meet's first pin at 189 to give the Bears a 15-13 edge, but once again Pope answered with its first pin at 215. The big guys took the mat next and Epperson needed just half of the first period to pin a surprised Pope heavyweight making the score Bradley 21-19. Bear Tyler Pitts followed with a pin at 103, but Pope was not done answering with a 5-2 decision at 112. With Bradley leading 27-22, Biddy sealed the victory with a pin, but Pope closed out the meet with a pin at 125.

Come on BCB, let us know how the Irish did in T-Town. /flower.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":flower:" border="0" alt="flower.gif" />

Final ................ Bradley Central 33 Pope 28

In the semi's Bradley beat Jefferson and Pope beat Eastside, SC. More later ...........

Mat # 1. 2. Jefferson 58 vs. Gilmer 16 3. Cass 70 vs. Milton 5 4. Pope 31 vs. Eastside 23 5. Bradley Central 59 vs. Walton 11 6. 7. Lumpkin 42 vs. Forsyth Central 32 8. Parkview 30 vs. Peachtree Ridge 45 9. Sonoraville 57 vs. North Gwinnett 14 BYE: Kell, Habersham Central, North Forsyth, and Woodland __________________________________________________ ________ Round 2 - 5:30 pm Mat# 1. Pope 56 vs. North Forsyth 12 2. Milton 16 vs. Jefferson 60 3. Woodland 16 vs. Parkview 63 4. Bradley Central 45 vs. Cass 24 5. Habersham Central 42 vs. Walton 40 6. Peachtree Ridge 46 vs. Gilmer 26 7. Lumpkin 18 vs. Kell 51 8. Sonoraville 68 vs. Forsyth Central 9 9. Eastside 55 vs. North Gwinnett 12 Round 3 - 7:00 pm Mat# 1. Pope 60 vs. Milton 14 2. Cass 45 vs. North Forsyth 33 3. Woodland 36 vs. Walton 41 4. Bradley Central 45 vs. Peachtree Ridge 16 5. Eastside 25 vs. Jefferson 39 6. Sonoraville 56 vs. Gilmer 16 7. Lumpkin 18 vs. Parkview 61 8. Forsyth Central 26 vs. Habersham Central 54 9. Kell 54 vs. North Gwinnett 12 __________________________________________________ ________ Round 4 - 8:30 pm Mat # 1. Peachtree Ridge 41 vs. Milton 24 2. North Gwinnett 57 vs. North Forsyth 16 3. Bradley Central 64 vs. Gilmer 6 4. Eastside 37 vs. Walton 31 5. Jefferson 54 vs. Parkview 27 6. Habersham Central 47 vs. Lumpkin 19 7. Sonoraville 36 vs. Kell 31 8. Forsyth Central 30 vs. Woodland 54 9. BYES: Pope, Cass

Ethan Hames, Logan Biddy, David Graham, Cody Epperson & Bradley Colbough all went 4-0 on the day.