Score stands Penn State 20, Mizzou 16 headed to the final match…Ellis needing at least a tech fall to win it…not sure what happens if he majors and ties. Penn State’s wrestler (Cameron Wade) is unranked

score now tied at 2-2 with Ellis in control

Wade will start on bottom…Ellis pretty much needs to stick him at this point

however that will not help Mizzou at this point

But could not get his back…wins the match 4-2, but Mizzou will LOSE 20-19…the bonus points at 133 and 149 REALLY hurting them.

Northwestern will be their next opponent, having lost a squeaker to Nebraska 19-18. That should be at 1pm or so…will try to circle back and cover that a bit later.

You said previewing the second round was the jinx of all jinxes. Mission accomplished, I guess.

Dolan loses a 9-2 decision to #3 Precin, so really not a bad result
Tyler Crane wrestling again at 133 and lost 7-1, so Mizzou is currently down 6-0.

1. Hoehn vs. #16 Sulzer should be a good one at 141
   Sherry vs. unranked Nadhir at 149
2. Chandler vs. #17 Welch another good one at 157
   Dorian Henderson will have to wrestle #1 Jake Herbert (who is STILL around, was the first person Ben Askren beat for a national title) at 184.

No one else on NW is ranked.

Hoehn rode Sulzer for the full two minutes, then escaped in the third for a point. The long ride gave him the riding time point, and he wins the match 2-0. Mizzou is down 6-3 currently. Another real nice win for Hoehn.

Chandler is up 4-2 in the third, a win here would give Mizzou a nice lead considering their strength the rest of the way out.

And I am sure this match is long over, but the website I was following the results on is down…

Henderson was pinned in the first period by #1 Herbert, but everyone else for Mizzou won, including Dom Bradley at HWY. They should be wrestling the #3 Cornell and #6 Ohio State right now…but I do not have that info, as the site was overloaded and has not kept up at all today since the early bouts.

Mizzou fell behind Ohio State, 19-0, after four matches, and couldn’t make up the difference, losing 23-19. Mizzou bows out of the duals with a 1-2 record. Massively disappointing result…caused partly by major struggles in the lower weight classes and partly by the RMN quadruple jinx from earlier in the week.