Big Ten Rewind: 2017 Wrestling - 157 LBs - Penn State's Jason Nolf vs. Iowa's Michael Kemerer

Penn State's Jason Nolf and Iowa's Michael Kemerer meet in the 157 pound match-up.

[@JohnDoe-fh4gd]

Jason Nolf is one of the greatest wrestlers of ALL-TIME. He DOMINATES even ELITE opponents.

[@jasonstockman406]

That was the number 2 wrestler in the nation, and jason toyed with him.

[@peeblesnumber1944]

It’s amazing how much you can destroy a guys confidence with constant takedown attempts. Even if the guy doesn’t get the takedowns in the first period. He came and get them in the second and third

[@JohnDoe-fh4gd]

Indubitably ☺️

[@chunkytoegrandma5777]

Spencer lee and Michael kemerer are from the same town

[@JM-wf2to]

No they're not unless Kemmerer grew up in sagertown Pa? Lee moved to Franklin township later on. He is absolutely not from there tho....

[@JM-wf2to]

Wrong

[@metou3072]

Nolf is the man

[@SickSkilz]

I think 2 of those stalemate calls were premature.

[@znhait]

While this wasn't a bonus, if the referees were stricter, it would have been. This is as dominant as one can get without getting bonus points.

[@zackscheffler1964]

How is kemerer a redshirt freshman? He got 3rd at NCAAs last year?

[@sayforesieh8273]

Zack Scheffler they say that for everyone

[@zackscheffler1964]

Sayfore Young When they say redshirt freshman doesn’t that mean they took a redshirt already?

[@BURNOUT3272]

Zack Scheffler this was 2017 look at the title of the video

[@gregorywilson9322]

Creative bookkeeping...

[@enotstehw]

Typical Iowa type wrestling, stalling, stalling, stalling.

[@clannadcryer6605]

watch brent matcalf, spencer lee, or austin desanto and you'll change that statement lol.although 2 of those guys along with kemerer are from PA

[@JohnDoe-fh4gd]

Indubitably ☺️

[@teatimedtm2879]

Can’t beat jason but can beat mark 🤔

[@zacwilson1251]

Also he did beat mark

[@teatimedtm2879]

Zac Wilson like i said

[@oldcougar65]

Kittatinny = New Jersey. Kittanning = Pennsylvania. This guy always gets that wrong. And I've been following Michael Kemmerer since he was in 9th grade. If I were him, I'd have nightmares about the number of times he came in 2nd.