High School Wrestling's Most Difficult Calls

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[@JasonLayton]

This is great

[@JasonLayton]

New York is doing it right. I hate when the ankle lace vs high crotch position is called a takedown while the bottom wrestler is on his knees.

[@JorgeCabrales-ww1mw]

Great didactic video however some of the narrator's commentaries are inaccurate. For example, in number two. Those are not "flips" that was a front hurdle (flying squirrel). Nonetheless, it was legal because they were on their knees.