@@olivercrum7110 Exactly. Just take a look at the match against Micic to see how hurt he was. Couldn't defend anything on that leg and had to default out.
@@olivercrum7110 Eierman was finalist last year so he's under the magnifying glass for everything surrounding him. I can bet there were numerous other athletes that had injuries that still wrestled. Accept defeat. He willingly wrestled injured, which respect to him, and no one comes out of NCAAs untouched.
Great job by Clarke. Eierman will run towards 3rd place I'm sure. Too bad we won't get to see him and Nick Lee again. Even though Lee won the last two not counting the big10 finals forfeit.
Clarke took shots all the way through and normally Eierman makes everyone pay for that. Credit Clarke. Eierman missed hooking the arm but that would have been a win in Iowa.
Eireman definitely torn something in his leg, man was 100% not at full power for sure. Still though, got to give props when they're due, and Clarke definitely earned the win. Just sucks that eierman had to go out like that
@@franreisa5079 he medical forfeited in the consolations as well as at the big ten tournament. Obviously he wasn’t 100% and he even said on instagram that he wrestled until his knee gave out.
@@franreisa5079 not saying clarke isn’t a good wrestler because he is very strong and technical but Eierman wouldn’t posed as more of a threat if he wasn’t injured
Not a big fan of Eieman but holy shit he might as well have been wrestling with one leg. Wasn’t himself. Tried to give it a run for a title and his body failed him.
@@gregoryderosa8045 tbf most of Iowa's roster is old enough to have fought in the Great War. It's going to be somewhat staggering to see the 11 seniors, 7 of which that are starters (including Lee) graduate.
@@npierce14 Indeed. 7 years. That's insane to me. And Lee actually coming back next year (unless he didn't get the medical redshirt) is also bonkers. Feels like I've been watching him at Iowa for almost a decade now.....oh...
Eirmann stopped wrestling because he thought it was over. That split second of him letting up allowed the take down. Plus he has a bum knee from big tens.
@@chase86903 Makes me appreciate what Spencer Lee did with his torn ACLs (including tearing his good one at the Big 10s last year) even more. A subtle reminder that doing that shit isn't easy let alone with blown out knees.
Eierman should have been DQ'ed for stalling. Not a single shot, pretend or otherwise, in 8 minutes of regulation and 1 minute of overtime. And their was no "at risk" because there was no stoppage of movement. I guess that transfer to Iowa just wasn't meant to work out.
I feel bad for Eierman. Losses happen, but this year he was clearly hobbled and honestly did not seem to have the same fire in him that he had last year and while at Missouri. It seems like the Brands brothers need to let their wrestlers properly heal from injuries. Look at the records of Penn State wrestlers from years before COVID, they tend to far fewer matches than Iowa guys because the coaching staff needs to maintain their health for March by healing properly from injuries. Marinelli, Kemerer, and Eierman are all victims of their coaching staff
I'd rather watch freestyle wrestling and do-away with collegiate. The whole point in wrestling is to not give up back points or go to your back. All this floppin around is the reason we fail internationally at these weight classes. Yianni couldn't even place at worlds. Just my opinion
If Eierman wasn't injured he probably wins this one. He didn't do any counter-shot wrestling which is his go to and he was also constantly readjusting that brace. I'm surprised they didn't call stalling on Clarke once given that Eierman was pulling a DeSanto and moving forward 95% of the match. Especially after he got poked in the eye in the 2nd he turned up the forward pressure for a bit and...was rewarded by getting called for stalling? Although least they didn't hit Clarke for stalling later in the match and then that really bad stall call that should have against Clarke would have ended up being another stalling controversy so at least there's that. Still though, Eierman wasn't himself, the refs didn't help and Clarke had a masterful escape to pull out the win.
Eierman got screwed, sorry. Hooked the leg and held him in nearfall position for more than a 2, almost 3 count, and Lehrke's (ref) not even counting. They got it wrong, as they often do. Shit happens.
Man at the end Clark let him step over the leg so that he could do that move. Eireman. definitely didn’t have control though. Eireman didn’t have a takedown.
I was rooting for Eierman all the way, but it was the right call. The way Eierman wrestles, he gets himself in situations often that can be precarious which means you live by the funk, you die by the funk. This time he couldnt pull it off.
Clarke was doing this czcams.com/video/qWVxX6Sx2Hg/video.html at the end. That’s how he won. He was already beat mostly on the takedown so he let eierman step over but I guess when your trying a move like that where you go to your back for a second and people aren’t used to seeing it there we’ll be some people who think it’s a takedown. He was on his back more than bo when he did it but that’s because he was going to come out the back door then decided to roll the other way and come out the side because of how eireman was reacting but Eireman definitely didn’t have control.
This is why you never stop wrestling. Props to Clarke
Thanks, Captain Obvious.
Hear that wrestlers?! That original advice to just stop wrestling in the middle of a match is no longer recommended.
@@avidadolares Bro why are you so mad. 😭😭
@@avidadolares are you okay?
He was hurt going into this. He's messing with his leg a lot. I don't think he stopped wrestling though
@@McRarity He?
100% correct call, momentum never stopped
Well, it did stop but the danger rule needs a 3 count. In no way did that count get over 2. Wow
Eierman's strategy to push Clarke out to get a stall call is hilarious. Good job Clarke on your mat awareness.
He’s also hurt and basically wrestling on 1 leg but ok.
@@olivercrum7110 Exactly. Just take a look at the match against Micic to see how hurt he was. Couldn't defend anything on that leg and had to default out.
@@olivercrum7110 He did beat the #37 and #14 wrestler on the 1 leg and took the eventual finalist into OT.
@@olivercrum7110 Eierman was finalist last year so he's under the magnifying glass for everything surrounding him. I can bet there were numerous other athletes that had injuries that still wrestled. Accept defeat. He willingly wrestled injured, which respect to him, and no one comes out of NCAAs untouched.
Great call, Eierman wasn't in control for any back points.
You don’t have to be in control, college rules are if the person’s shoulders are past 45 degrees, they will count to 3 then it’s a takedown
Eierman like 42 years old.
I definitely appreciate the uploads, but I could do without the spoilers. let us think we're seeing it live. :p Thanks again.
You're more likely to watch if it's n upset. I agree with you though
@@neilgunns8391 your channel, your choice. Thanks again.
If your so upset about spoilers pay to watch it live and ull have nothing to bitch about
Listen to all these ungrateful wrestling fans complaining. 🤦♂️
A lousy ref would have called stalemate. Good job by the ref for letting them wrestle. 👏
Seven years of college down the drain...
Maybe Eireman can get another year just because...
7th time’s a charm.
Clarke is huge for 141.. God job buddy these guys work so hard!!
He was up at 157 while at American
Clarke has the heart of a 🦁
Eierman didn’t look like he really wanted it, dropping his guard early at the ends of periods etc. Clark however was hungry.
Why the missing takedown in the beginning?
Eirman definitely has a career in tap dancing after nationals.
Great job by Clarke. Eierman will run towards 3rd place I'm sure. Too bad we won't get to see him and Nick Lee again. Even though Lee won the last two not counting the big10 finals forfeit.
this comment aged well.....
I Like how they’re both wearing the same shoes
Why ?
This is why folkstyle rules. Finish what you start, follow through, take him down and keep him down.
How many shots did Clarke take to eiermans zero
Clarke took shots all the way through and normally Eierman makes everyone pay for that. Credit Clarke. Eierman missed hooking the arm but that would have been a win in Iowa.
Ms redirect for both wrestlers great sportsmanship
Eireman definitely torn something in his leg, man was 100% not at full power for sure. Still though, got to give props when they're due, and Clarke definitely earned the win. Just sucks that eierman had to go out like that
Body kind of gives out after wrestling in college for 7 years.
He wouldn’t be out there if he was incapable of winning. Just ran into a superior wrestler.
@@franreisa5079 stupid comment and I don’t even care for Eierman.
@@franreisa5079 he medical forfeited in the consolations as well as at the big ten tournament. Obviously he wasn’t 100% and he even said on instagram that he wrestled until his knee gave out.
@@franreisa5079 not saying clarke isn’t a good wrestler because he is very strong and technical but Eierman wouldn’t posed as more of a threat if he wasn’t injured
Not a big fan of Eieman but holy shit he might as well have been wrestling with one leg. Wasn’t himself. Tried to give it a run for a title and his body failed him.
Yeah, he seemed to be struggling with that brace too. Makes me appreciate Lee's dominance with his brace(s) all that much more.
He like 42 years old
@@gregoryderosa8045 tbf most of Iowa's roster is old enough to have fought in the Great War. It's going to be somewhat staggering to see the 11 seniors, 7 of which that are starters (including Lee) graduate.
@@MrGuanYu1 especially kemerer dude has been at Iowa for a lifetime man
@@npierce14 Indeed. 7 years. That's insane to me. And Lee actually coming back next year (unless he didn't get the medical redshirt) is also bonkers. Feels like I've been watching him at Iowa for almost a decade now.....oh...
Eierman didn't seem like he was trying to score off of Clarke's shot like he usually would be the entire time.
He’s hurt
Anyone know the brace guy in black is wearing on his leg?
I wonder who was getting booed in the background
Gotdamn, Clarke! 🍑🔥
Win or lose he wasn’t placing higher than 5th. One of the laziest college wrestlers I’ve ever seen
Please no spoilers
It's the shoes. He wore the same shoes and jinxed himself. Lol. Clarke now knows why Ironman was ranked 2nd.
Did eirman shoot a single shot all match???
Thank you for the video. Please don't put the result in the title!
When did jaydin get hurt?
TAR HEELS!!!
Jaydin never had control
Eirmann stopped wrestling because he thought it was over. That split second of him letting up allowed the take down. Plus he has a bum knee from big tens.
Anyone noticed how eirimen has a knee brace on something have to be going on with it
Yeah, that's why he skipped the big 10 finals. Pretty sure he either torn his acl or Meniscus, or at least that's been what others have been saying
Yeah he’s definitely injured and not himself
@@chase86903 Makes me appreciate what Spencer Lee did with his torn ACLs (including tearing his good one at the Big 10s last year) even more. A subtle reminder that doing that shit isn't easy let alone with blown out knees.
One swipe on the back exposure no 2
The Brands bros plan backfired by babying the Iowa wrestlers fragile mental makeup and shielding Jaydin from a devastating loss to Lee at the Big10s!
And they said Yanni was scared of this fool lol
Yianni lost to him
Yianni lost to him tho......
Clearly he is still hurt on his knee, he doesn’t look like the same guy
@@loganwells548 yianni also beat him when it mattered
@@loganwells548 but beat him when it mattered
that's what he gets for disrespecting him team mates. Huge ego.
Battle of the booties.
Stalling?
They have the same shoes on lol
Ridiculous that it took so long to review it.
Eierman should have been DQ'ed for stalling. Not a single shot, pretend or otherwise, in 8 minutes of regulation and 1 minute of overtime. And their was no "at risk" because there was no stoppage of movement. I guess that transfer to Iowa just wasn't meant to work out.
Iowa looking like some gasses out bums
Eierman not even close to 100%. Not able to do what he does best in this match.
Wow! You took all the fun out of watching by including the results in the title. Please get a clue...
They should let them wrestle in the same shoes!! What a mess. Jk.. congrats to Clarke!!
I feel bad for Eierman. Losses happen, but this year he was clearly hobbled and honestly did not seem to have the same fire in him that he had last year and while at Missouri. It seems like the Brands brothers need to let their wrestlers properly heal from injuries. Look at the records of Penn State wrestlers from years before COVID, they tend to far fewer matches than Iowa guys because the coaching staff needs to maintain their health for March by healing properly from injuries. Marinelli, Kemerer, and Eierman are all victims of their coaching staff
Lack of shot attempts, take your L
That 1st stall warning was bunk.
Way to ruin the video by the title.
I'd rather watch freestyle wrestling and do-away with collegiate. The whole point in wrestling is to not give up back points or go to your back. All this floppin around is the reason we fail internationally at these weight classes. Yianni couldn't even place at worlds. Just my opinion
Correct call 100% houdini escape taught all over. Never locked onto his back. Now if clarke did not have the knee brace to grab onto airman wins 100%.
If Eierman wasn't injured he probably wins this one. He didn't do any counter-shot wrestling which is his go to and he was also constantly readjusting that brace. I'm surprised they didn't call stalling on Clarke once given that Eierman was pulling a DeSanto and moving forward 95% of the match. Especially after he got poked in the eye in the 2nd he turned up the forward pressure for a bit and...was rewarded by getting called for stalling?
Although least they didn't hit Clarke for stalling later in the match and then that really bad stall call that should have against Clarke would have ended up being another stalling controversy so at least there's that. Still though, Eierman wasn't himself, the refs didn't help and Clarke had a masterful escape to pull out the win.
Those were back point for eierman
Such a tough call imo
Tough call but they were still considered neutral and refs give time for funk rolls
hahahaha momentum never stopped
It’s not near fall it’s danger and it would’ve only been a 2 count for danger not three
@@riosangel9584 Nah, the action was still continuing. Danger only counts when theres pause in the action.
clarke stalled and backed up the whole match
Eierman got screwed, sorry. Hooked the leg and held him in nearfall position for more than a 2, almost 3 count, and Lehrke's (ref) not even counting. They got it wrong, as they often do. Shit happens.
Man at the end Clark let him step over the leg so that he could do that move. Eireman. definitely didn’t have control though. Eireman didn’t have a takedown.
Nope. Wrong. Eirman never had control. The ref 100% got things right.
I was rooting for Eierman all the way, but it was the right call. The way Eierman wrestles, he gets himself in situations often that can be precarious which means you live by the funk, you die by the funk. This time he couldnt pull it off.
Clarke was doing this czcams.com/video/qWVxX6Sx2Hg/video.html at the end. That’s how he won. He was already beat mostly on the takedown so he let eierman step over but I guess when your trying a move like that where you go to your back for a second and people aren’t used to seeing it there we’ll be some people who think it’s a takedown. He was on his back more than bo when he did it but that’s because he was going to come out the back door then decided to roll the other way and come out the side because of how eireman was reacting but Eireman definitely didn’t have control.
@@avidadolares Clarke was the one being funky. Eireman had to be hurt because he looked like he couldn’t shoot or defend or anything.
Eierman had such a weird sense of arrogance about him. It was nice to see an underdog take him out.