 I can't climb that, it's like that to me. Here we go, 149 pound finals, that's gonna be Frank Mollonara of the Guerrilla Hulk. From Penn State, he's taking on Dylan Ness from Minnesota. Ness is a freshman, they're got a ton of freshmen in the lineup over there in Minnesota, look for them for years to come. They are solid, and actually I believe Minnesota just took the lead when Zach Sanders won at 125 by one point. So this a big match up in the team race in Mollonara, in on a high crotch, cuts it to a double, changes off, two point take down. He's got the leg turned. No, it doesn't. How's that not too... They're saying nothing, it's on his hip, there we go, two point take down, I thought that was a little... Post mature, is that what you call that? Post mature? Post mature? I don't know. Looking for a Bentley Turk loser, but it was... But it was after that, so it was post mature. Is that App State Education? Took me a minute baby, I majored in math, I don't do these words. You do do words with friends. Do not do the words, do not do those. Too silly. Mollonara's got a tight waist there, looking for a chop on the left side, see what he did this tournament. Your number one seed, he had Techfall, he won a 9-3, another Techfall, he won 4-0 in the quarter of a second Gucci from Oregon State. Dylan Nessar, number three seed, went pin, pin, 9-5, and he won a 9-3 in the semis over Kyle Bradley of Missouri. Seconds, riding time, built up from Mollonaro, he leads 2-0, he is of course your defending NCAA runner-up at 149, and we will see the champion next match, Kyle DeFamon. For now, he's facing Dylan Alton, thank you, I know it's fun. Especially as much as you've ever worked with Cornell, you interviewed him in a bathtub. That's right. That was a little weird. I like it a little different though, baby. I like it. Thank you. Under a minute to go now, 120 riding time for Mollonaro, he's riding away here, he's got the left leg in. Short time here in the first, 2-1, that's going to be it, Mollonaro leads 2-0, he's got 2-12 riding time already in the first series. That is hefty. Mollonaro's got his choice, he's going to go down, look at those arms, man. That's easy. They don't call them grill hull for no reason. Ness, got a half, six inch height advantage over Mollonaro. Did you see if he had happy feet yet? Yep, he just did like that when he looked over. 207 riding time there in the first period for Mollonaro, 20 seconds into the third. I'd make him so cool. Another high crotch temp Mollonaro, reshot, Ness! Scramble possible, stalemate here, hopefully something happens. A couple of leg laces. Stalemate will come back to set up, 49 seconds left in the second. 3-point lead to Mollonaro. Again on that high crotch. Stuttered by Ness, yeah. He didn't follow it up with anything, got a pretty good reaction on Mollonaro. That time he just shot without the stutter. Mollonaro, man, he's just been pulling on that. After the buzz it gets to the legs, nothing to it. Ness chooses neutral. 49 seconds left in the second, 49 seconds left in the second. 2 minutes of riding time on that top, so... Ness number 3. Mollonaro last year as he set this couple of leg laces. Ooh, again, left in. You're still holding 3, it's 5-0 Mollonaro. Sanders wanted head and side. 3 near fall, Megan 8-0, and 2-36 riding time. We're down to 120 left to go in the match. Riding time's locked, so it's 9-0. Yep. Where are the two points coming from? They're not coming though. Mollonaro looking like a million bucks. Slides that leg in on the left side, nice little rake there. Good angle of that too to see how he did it. 38 seconds left. Mollonaro in the driver's seat here. Caribbean cruise for the riding time. Really, shoot, riding time's going to be close to 4 minutes, possibly. Ooh, and Ness gets away, comes right after him. Was that a headbutt? Mollonaro square on the grill. Yeah, yeah, it's definitely. 18 seconds to go. It's 9-1 if you include the riding time, so we're still at a major decision here from Mollonaro. Like you said earlier, Minnesota was up by one going into this match as far as the team race goes over Penn State.