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Factors that contribute to stalling are varied. Every effort must be made both coaches and referees to discourage such tactics. In the neutral position, it is the responsibility of both wrestlers, regardless of the score or time remaining to make every effort to stay within the 10 foot circle, to make contact to maneuver to set up a takedown, and to follow up by attempting a takedown. A wrestler may circle to to set up a takedown, but backing away from the opponent, avoiding contact or playing the edge of the mat are examples of stalling..... Typical holds contributing to stalling in the neutral position are: a. upper body tie-ups with no attempt to take down b... c... d... e.Leaving the 10-foot circle without making contact

not sure but I know they have a high school division... my guess is all of the normal AAU classes

drive, but next weekend (march 6th) Cookville

whoo hooooooooooo Keep up the great work Williamson Co. and this event is yours for the keeping!!!!!!!!!!!! please I beg of you TSSAA get some music/lighting and an elevated stage for the finals. spend some of those parking profits that you never got in Chatt-town AND THE #1 concern make the D1 side DOUBLE ELIMINATION To the Tennessean do some articles in the two weeks prior to the state duals and continue to report stories through the indv. finals. Get the nominal fan interested and we can pack the arena and all concerns are answered P.S, Keep up the great Hospitality Room.... Might even think about offering a food card so anybody(wrestlers) can eat there and then go back to the rooms and relax (sleep) so coaches don't have to take everybody somewhere else then only have 30-60 min of relaxing time in the rooms--- Make it a separate area (Brown Bag room)

LOGANS put up a great "healthy" chicken.... By the time I got to the pizza is was cold " hard to keep 75 pizza hot" I just happened to see the preparation room. Breakfast was PHENOMENAL better than a shoney's spread. Always a great choice of sweets. I found my self having to tip the lemonade cooler over to get it out, seemed to be a real big hit. By the way I did happen to snag one of the cakes Sat to take for the kids for the ride home. Forgot about the Mexican flavor on Sat. Was kinda worried about Making it through the finals but all was good and ended on a good note. Great Wrestling Great FOOD all weekend what more could you ask for

or on the Marine Corps blocks like they had in the duals

you would have to have consistency across ALL sports across the whole nation for the NFHS to allow video review. Much easier for Pros to have it ie. LESS EVENTS. If you don't have it for regular season then you cant have it for postseason SORRY

Just got info this also happened in the girls finals also.

NFHS will never allow video replay and the TSSAA will NEVER allow protest in any sport. #1 reason by the NFHS is the inability to have all high school events accessibility to video replay equipment. It all comes down to money who would pay for the equipment, let alone the training of the officials. How do you make sure sure every sport has the availability to a consistent view? #1 reason the TSSAA doesn't allow protest- They feel the individual associations should handle there own if they feel a call/ rule is blown. "THEY" review tapes sent to the office and will contact the official and discuss they situation with them.

Accidental or not, if there are "top and bottom" marks then by TSSAA interpretation- Automatic DQ

not only did he not get a medal but he should have lost all team points plus 3 more team points for the DQ. I know how bad it would suck but if all wrestlers wore mouthpieces this wouldn't happen as often (only smiley showing teeth)

Yes a small school indv. is a great idea. I saw two great wrestlers each from a different school who did there best but couldn't hang with the powerhouses. One was from White station the other from hunters lane. I believe if those kids had the advantages as the top 10 placing teams they might have done better. By only having one wrestler who is at that caliber at your school there is a distinct disadvantage when facing the "big schools". I know hunter's lane didn't even have a single home dual and had a hard time getting matches becouse they only had 4-5 wrestlers on the team with a brand new coach. I think back to last year when Friendship Christian (a school of only maybe 300 students K-12) had that heavyweight, and his coach (maybe a buck 50) was the only one he got to practice with, who knows what would have happened if he had someone his own size to practice with everyday.

I am sure this is one of the only areas of this weekend that I will get 100% of the people who experienced it to agree with me. For those who missed out I am truly sorry, become a coach/administrator and you will see what I am talking about. THE HOSPITALITY ROOM WAS THE BEST I HAVE EVER SEEN. That includes 4 years of hosting my own tourney in another state and 10 years in this state. From Lunch on Thurs. to dinner on Sat there was plenty of food every time I went in there and it was sometime new and exciting. Williamson Co. parents were awesome and the businesses that you got to help were terrific. The only request I heard that wasn't there was soda (go drop a dime at the concession stand). The teas and lemonade were awesome.

Just trying to keep the angry mob at least a couple of exits away from you guys. Sometimes misinformation is good as long as no one revels it is misinformation. Then you'll must be at the super 8

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