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Looking at the matchups in Single A I don't feel that Greeneville is a shoe in. There is definitely some comparisons to be made to DB's team last year. Clint and Tre Morrisette, Jackson Hurst, and Brennan Watkins as the big four. Whitley was their fifth. Greeneville has an even more impressive big four that likely go undefeated in Mason, Cannedy, and the Dupill brothers. Leandre is their fifth. Going to be interesting to see how their role players react. I think Fairview, likely in the semis, and PF (only if they make the finals) in particular could cause problematic matchups.

Crockett should definitely have been higher. In sectionals vs Gibbs last week after 13 matches the score was 30-30 and Crockett lost 33-30 with both teams at full strength. The only FF of the dual was Crockett at 106.

Link to Brackets and information: TSSAA Brackets and Info

So in the end it appears to be: Region 1-2 Completed: Greeneville, Gibbs Region 3-4 Completed: Pigeon Forge, Signal Mountain Region 5-6 Completed: Page, Tullahoma Region 7-8 Completed: Fairview, Munford

It is true as I just found the match and it took place 12/2018 with Uhorchuk wining 2-1. As cowcatcher noted Uhorchuk won the 2021 NHSCAs in Virginia beach as well. I'm going amend my original thoughts on the match after watching videos again on Flo of Jojo. I think Carson wins the rematch via decision or major. TF is likely out of the question. Link to their match just below. Dupill vs Uhorchuk

Can't see JoJo beating Carson Dupill. Carson is currently 18th on Flo and is coming off monster big time national tournament wins (he just beat the number 11). Carson majors or TF.

I think the current landscape is: Region 1-2 Completed: Greeneville (in), Gibbs (in) Region 3-4 in Progress: Pigeon Forge vs Hixon, Signal Mountain (in) Region 5-6 in Progress: Greene Hill vs Tullahoma (was today, but nobody posted scores), Page (in) Region 7-8 in Progress: Fairview, Sycamore, Millington ?

Signal Mountain 84, Stone Memorial 0. Looks as though Stone didn't show up? Page 73, Watertown -3 (Flagrant, biting lol).

Ahhhh... yes I see that now.

Looking at their roster and matches on track they appear to have a 106, 113, and 120. They don't appear to have a 126. I'm assuming some kids must have been under the weather? Struck me as really odd when I saw the amount of FFs. What happened to Dyer? He hasn't wrestled all year. Cable hasn't wrestled since December so I'm guessing an injury.

Our school has the common sense to do it right at match time win or lose, takes two seconds. I'm not sure what is going on with some of these schools, lack of interest or people to help.

PF and Stone didn't wrestle a match from 106 to 126, holy cow. All FFs.

See the post just above yours for Greeneville/Halls.

Yes and Science Hill's program is in horrible condition, never seen a such a big populous school completely collapse as bad as they just did. However, the transfers in have stopped flowing. Mann, Harter, Flyte, etc. plus the man who used to run the lil toppers is no longer as involved and Myers has moved to Hilton Head. One of their better kids transferred to DB last year and won the final match in their dual to beat them. Just a complete collapse.

TSSAA Policy:

He lost to Shadre Hurst from Cartersville and that football player is ranked 12th on flowrestling.

Gibbs 33-30 over Crockett. Greeneville over Halls.

Colin Dupill is currently ranked 14th on Flo at 145. Higher than any other kids from TN outside Hunter Mason (6) and James Howard (13). Harper is 15, impressive and I had forgotten about him but he hasn't wrestled much so that is why. Not to mention the competition level at 145 is far better than 195, 220, or 285 particularly so on the National circuit. We all know that is true, don't act like it isn't. Roller and Corday aren't even ranked for whatever reason, but well they aren't. Also, Kodiak pins Heckert in three to four minutes. I don't see Davis beating the 13th ranked Howard regardless of his impressive improvements.

TSSAA policy: The above is stupid. I don't know any of the coaches (or anyone in their programs) involved in any of this and I don't care to. What I do know is that coaches shouldn't be deciding anything with respect to policy within competition because while most are good and fair, some are not. Again I don't care about any of these coaches or who is respected or who isn't. Don't care at all. Don't care if Gibbs, Halls, Clinton all fall off the face of the earth as far as wrestling goes. Coaches should NOT be making policy about seeds, locations, who wrestles whom, or what constitutes fairness but unfortunately the TSSAA is incapable of instantiating a state wide policy so we get what we get. TSSAA doesn't even offer training to our refs (I personally know a new ref right now in the state and there was zero, and I mean zero training and he an I converse fairly often). We wrestle states in a f$$k1ng Ag. center on dirt floors covered by mats, jeebus batman. But I'm going off topic.

Track Wrestling link here. Then just click "Teams" at the top in blue.

1. Hunter Mason (Currently number 6 on Flo at 138). 2. Kodiak Cannedy (Ranked 16 on Flo just a few months ago). 3. Colin Dupill (5th place finish at beast of the east) 4. Luke Belcher 5. Ashton Davis Honorable Mention: Shires, Fisak, Dendy, Ivy, Dalon, Foreman, Heckert, Roller, Howard (McCallie).

Anyone know what the injury to his foot was at the scuffle?

Watched on flo and it was truly some incredibly smart wrestling on his part. Impressive.

Kodiak was unlucky in the consolation draw as he drew the number one seed from Blair who had been upset. The Dupill brother's making the semis was cool. No doubt the pin-tn single A rankings should definitely bump them both to number one in their respective TN weight divisions.

Parton isn't a returning state champ but he was a finalist at 145 in single A last year and since Cleveland is AA there is no mention.