dwelsh: No he didn't and I thought it was bad enough to DQ and take away all his earlier points. Of course, it's easy for me to set in the stands and say that but if they had done that, it would be easier for the coaches to use it as a learning experience for the "hot heads" as to what they could cost a team. I was really impressed with about 98% of the wrestlers atitude, win or lose, as I know how frustrating it can be to work so hard for something and then come up short after the match but this happened on the clock after the match was obviously decided. I know some wrestlers read this blog and thought they might learn something from the video if it's avaiable. I'm definitely not exspecting a "lovefest" at the conclusion of a match but a little mutual respect for one another might encurage more wrestlers to get involved in this great sport. If one of my grandson's did this, I would kick his a$$$$ from here to China! Thanks, Matt