2024 #3 Missouri vs #5 Oklahoma State | Full Dual 

It should be illegal to wear

I agree on BOTH counts dude! I've been a wrestling fan for over 40 years (since I was in high school) and this is the first time I've ever seen anything like that!

Yeah I like Fix but he basically won because of a stall call. He pressed and was heavy on the head but he never got to any of his offense… He’s not beating Vito lol

Only the first period was boring just because no points were scored doesn’t necessarily mean it’s boring

Winning isn’t boring

He bumped up a weight class bruh

His style of wrestling is not aggressive/offensive like Vito. He basically wrestles to not lose and doesnt try to dominate. Any tech fall wins he has is against mid competition but anyone ranked top 15 it will be your typical Fix match like 4-2

its not a neck brace. Its those neck pillows you use when you are flying

@@Tkenny35wtf are they doing letting them wear that

Try and get a half in on that dude wtf

He got a boo boo

They just have as a precaution so he doesn’t get hurt.

He pinned a top 15 guy Brett unfgar with a neck brace I think k he’s fine

lol Don’t be such a puxxx

​@armanifryeowens5518 the point isn't 'is he safe' its more like 'is it fair' neck ties and what not

Yeah you can't get a hold on him. Shouldn't be allowed.

@@armanifryeowens5518no one cares who he pinned he shouldn’t be wearing that

Yea tell me about it dude. I've never seen anything like that and I've been a wrestling fan for over 40 years!

Rather take the forfeit or Fix bonus or pinning a guy? Better to have Fix wrestle up a class and have a manageable score if I’m Mizzou coach.

@@jessiebedlam6094 Oklahoma state gets 6 points for the forfeit- that’s the same and pinning a Missouri wrestler. I don’t understand why Missouri didn’t send any guy out there who can try at least not to get pinned

@@Coffee993 got me then. Poor coaching decision is best I can figure. Another option was no available wrestler at that weight due to injury/illness? 🤷‍♂️

Should have gotten a stall call but as we know officials have been on their A game this season lol

Ya got ME dude! I've been a wrestling fan for over 40 years (since I was in high school) and this is the first time I've ever seen anything like that!

@@retroguy9494 same here. Not providing much immobility during a college wrestling match i imagine

Another sign of a softening society afraid of the word “death.” 🙄

Put a time limit on review like blood time or injury time.

Maybe it's going the way of high school wrestling. I can't believe they did away with the hair length regulation that was in place since like the 1930's. Now you have guys with hair like dust mops that literally looks like they're dusting the mat when they get in certain positions. And don't even get me started on girls wrestling guys! I'm a wrestling fan for over 40 years and I never thought I'd see THAT! Can you imagine if that starts to happen in the NCAA?

@@retroguy9494 well to be fair in high school, you have to be clean-shaven and can’t even really have stubble… And your hair can only go down so far before you have to either cut it, or wear a skullcap… At least in Kansas high school wrestling

@@retroguy9494 Women's wrestling in the NCAA🤔 Already in NAIA

@@trismegistus3744 I did not mean women in their own divisions where they wrestle each other. I meant where women actually wrestle guys in the SAME divisions.

@@anthonymorton9299 Well, I've never heard of that with the long hair and skullcap. From what I've heard and read, the hair length requirement was totally done away with a couple years back over just ONE incident which actually happened in MY state. There was a black wrestler with those dreadlocks. Just prior to his match, the official told him his hair was too long and he either had to cut off the dreadlocks or forfeit his match. He chose to cut his hair right on the side of the mat. For the record, his hair WAS in violation of the rules. As is happening so much in this country today, there was major backlash from blacks, even black pro athletes crying discrimination and racism because the official was white and those dreadlocks are somehow supposed to be a part of 'African American culture.' Our ultra liberal governor weighed in and then our ultra liberal attorney general suspended the ref from officiating for two years, and said that all referees, coaches and athletic administrators in all high school sports across the state must undergo implicit bias training. Wrestling officials also would be trained about hair discrimination. Due to this, other schools around the country panicked and the hair length regulation was eliminated. I just don't understand why people are so afraid of people who only make up 11% of the population. In my opinion, rules and rules, they apply to ALL wrestlers and you can either comply with them or just not wrestle. I also think some of these wrestlers look like circus clowns with the way they are wearing their hair these days.

Or get smoked again at NCAAs