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Pack Wrestling Dominates Rival UNC, 28-10

January 30, 2021
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. – Three bonus point wins, and 7 of 10 individual wins overall, leads the #3 NC State wrestling team to a 28-10 win over #14 North Carolina Friday night.

The Pack (5-0) got technical falls at both 125 and 157 pounds, and then a pin at 197 pounds in the night’s second-to-last bout. NC State won seven of the 10 matches, including the final four.

NC State extends its nation’s leading 22-match winning streak, and the eighth straight win for the Pack in the series is a new school record for most consecutive wins vs. North Carolina.

The dual started at 125 pounds, and for the third straight ACC dual #4 Jakob Camacho opened the night with bonus points. Thanks to a pair of four-point near falls in the third, Camacho scored a 21-4 tech fall, with 3:00 of RT to give the Pack a quick five team points.

UNC’s first win came at 133 pounds, as #11 Jamie Hernandez opened the third with a takedown for the final point in a 3-2 win over Fr. Ryan Jack.

#11 Tariq Wilson scored a top-10 win at 141 pounds, defeating #10 Sherman. Down by one in the third, Wilson got a takedown and put him to his back for a two-point near fall with 20 seconds left for the 9-6 win.

#1 O’Connor scored bonus points at 149 pounds with an 11-3 major decision over Fr. Ed Scott.

The Pack got its second tech fall at 157 pounds, as #2 Hayden Hidlay scored a 20-5 bonus point win thanks to a four-point near fall in the second period.

At the midway point, NC State led 13-7

 

The teams traded wins once again at 165 pounds, as #8 Kennedy Monday got a takedown in the final 10 seconds to down #14 Thomas Bullard, 4-2.

NC State recaptured its six point team lead, and scored its second top-10 win of the dual at 174 pounds. #12 Daniel Bullard scored a takedown in the first and second periods and added 3:04 of RT for a 7-4 win over #9 Kane.

For the first time in the dual, a team scored back-to-back wins, and a second ranked win for the Pack. #4 Trent Hidlay scored a takedown in the second, and with 1:35 of RT, defeated #16 Clay Lautt, 5-1.

The dual win was clinched in the second-to-last bout, as #17 Isaac Trumble went upper body late in the second period and scored a pin at 197 pounds at the 4:49 mark.

The Pack closed the dual with a win at heavyweight, as #18 Deonte Wilson came away with a 6-1 decision to cap the action.

Up Next: The Pack will next make the trip up to Virginia Tech next Friday night, as the Pack will take on the #8 Hokies. The dual will be at 6 p.m. and televised on the ACC Network.

#3 NC State 28, #14 North Carolina 10

125: #4 Jakob Camacho (NCSU) tech fall Julian Tagg; 21-4 – 5-0

133: #11 Jamie Hernandez (UNC) dec. Ryan Jack; 3-2 – 5-3

141: #11 Tariq Wilson (NCSU) dec. #10 Zach Sherman; 9-6 – 8-3

149: #1 Austin O’Connor (UNC) major dec. Ed Scott; 11-3 – 8-7

157: #2 Hayden Hidlay (NCSU) tech fall Josh McClure; 20-5 – 13-7

165: #8 Kennedy Monday (UNC) dec. #14 Thomas Bullard; 4-2 – 13-10

174: #11 Daniel Bullard (NCSU) dec. #9 Devin Kane; 7-4 – 16-10

184: #4 Trent Hidlay (NCSU) dec. #15 Clay Lautt; 5-1 – 19-10

197: #17 Isaac Trumble (NCSU) WBF Max Shaw; 4:59 – 25-10

285: #18 Deonte Wilson (NCSU) dec. Andrew Gunning; 6-1 – 28-10

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Pack Wrestling Dominates Rival UNC, 28-10

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TheStorm
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Good! F those ************* !
RedPooch33
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Heck yeah!
GuerrillaPack
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I just started following NC State wrestling last year. Didn't know what I was missing. Wish I had been following this sport much much earlier, years ago. It's a very exciting sport to watch -- especially the dual meets. And not only do you have the team competition, but it's an individual sport at the same time. It's a shame no fans are allowed this year, because the program is really picking up steam in terms of fan support. The crowds at Reynolds for the unc and VT duals in early 2020 were electric. Wrestling (and hockey) are now my top two sports at NC State...over football, which used to be my #1.
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GuerrillaPack said:

I just started following NC State wrestling last year. Didn't know what I was missing. Wish I had been following this sport much much earlier, years ago. It's a very exciting sport to watch -- especially the dual meets. And not only do you have the team competition, but it's an individual sport at the same time. It's a shame no fans are allowed this year, because the program is really picking up steam in terms of fan support. The crowds at Reynolds for the unc and VT duals in early 2020 were electric. Wrestling (and hockey) are now my top two sports at NC State...over football, which used to be my #1.


Coach Pop is slowly building a consistent top ten program.
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ciscopack
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As it should be!
Wolfpackrich1
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Yeah. I enjoyed watching them while those UNC boys.
89_Grad
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Hayden pwns Kenny Monday
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GuerrillaPack
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cylonwolf uploaded the entire dual, including the "extra" matches:

Mormad
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TheStorm said:

Good! F those ************* !


Cannot repost this enough
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GuerrillaPack said:

I just started following NC State wrestling last year. Didn't know what I was missing. Wish I had been following this sport much much earlier, years ago. It's a very exciting sport to watch -- especially the dual meets. And not only do you have the team competition, but it's an individual sport at the same time. It's a shame no fans are allowed this year, because the program is really picking up steam in terms of fan support. The crowds at Reynolds for the unc and VT duals in early 2020 were electric. Wrestling (and hockey) are now my top two sports at NC State...over football, which used to be my #1.
Plus, they win, are nationally ranked and recruit well.

A excellent program to follow.
Elrod
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Pop is certainly building a good program here. I especially enjoy seeing the team's increased emphasis on offense this year. Quite frankly, I was surprised at the difference between the teams. We won 7 of 10, including absolutely giving away one win. IMHO, it looked to me like the only thing the CHeats were decent at was defense. How they are ranked #14 is beyond my comprehension. But then, it could be a good indicator of how good we are this year. Good win, go pack!!
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grandpack1
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I'm with guerilla. I have followed swimming for 50 yrs but now with wrestling and baseball. Winter and spring are lots of fun watching my pack
RedWhite05
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GuerrillaPack said:

I just started following NC State wrestling last year. Didn't know what I was missing. Wish I had been following this sport much much earlier, years ago. It's a very exciting sport to watch -- especially the dual meets. And not only do you have the team competition, but it's an individual sport at the same time. It's a shame no fans are allowed this year, because the program is really picking up steam in terms of fan support. The crowds at Reynolds for the unc and VT duals in early 2020 were electric. Wrestling (and hockey) are now my top two sports at NC State...over football, which used to be my #1.


It's great seeing the fan support increasing the way it is. If you've never been to a match in person I highly recommend it. It doesn't get more intense then wrestling. It's by far my favorite sport to attend live.
RedWhite05
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The match Friday against VT should be very good. For those that haven't followed the program NC State and VT have been the premier programs in the ACC for a while. It's been a great rivalry with hard fought marches every year. On paper this matchup looks almost even. The winner takes home the ACC dual team championship.
GuerrillaPack
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RedWhite05 said:

GuerrillaPack said:

I just started following NC State wrestling last year. Didn't know what I was missing. Wish I had been following this sport much much earlier, years ago. It's a very exciting sport to watch -- especially the dual meets. And not only do you have the team competition, but it's an individual sport at the same time. It's a shame no fans are allowed this year, because the program is really picking up steam in terms of fan support. The crowds at Reynolds for the unc and VT duals in early 2020 were electric. Wrestling (and hockey) are now my top two sports at NC State...over football, which used to be my #1.


It's great seeing the fan support increasing the way it is. If you've never been to a match in person I highly recommend it. It doesn't get more intense then wrestling. It's by far my favorite sport to attend live.


I went to my first matches in person last year (early 2020). Very first one I went to was the unc dual at Reynolds. Then I went to the VT dual in Reynolds just a week or two later. Was there yelling my ass off when Trombley got the pin that secured the team win. Reynolds was LOUD. I then made the trip to Duke for the final dual a week or so after that.
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