Assertion: wrestler | /r/HasProperty | awarded point
Facets:
value: for exposure
type: CAUSE
value: for a takedown
type: CAUSE
value: for a reversal
type: PURPOSE
value: during each ground phase
type: TEMPORAL
value: for near falls
type: CAUSE
value: on the college level
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: or : On the college level, the wrestler who controlled their opponent on the mat for the most time is awarded a point; provided that the difference of the two wrestlers' time advantage is at least one minute.
text: Reversal (1 point): A wrestler is awarded one point for a reversal when the wrestler gains control over his opponent from a defensive position (when the wrestler is being controlled by his opponent).
text: Takedown (2 points): A wrestler is awarded two points for a takedown when, from the neutral position, he gains control by taking the other wrestler down to the mat in-bounds and beyond reaction time.
text: A wrestler whose opponent regularly refuses to take an ordered hold is awarded a point.  
text: A wrestler whose opponent regularly refuses to take an ordered hold is awarded a point.
text: A wrestler is awarded points for a takedown when the wrestler gains control over his opponent on the mat from a neutral position (when the wrestler is on his feet).
text: A wrestler is awarded points for exposure when the wrestler exposes his opponent's back to the mat for several seconds.
text: A wrestler is awarded points for exposure when the wrestler exposes his opponent's back to the mat for several seconds.
text: Wrestlers may still be awarded points for near falls, and a fall terminates the bout.
text: A wrestler is awarded points for a takedown when the wrestler gains control over his opponent on the mat from a neutral position (when the wrestler is on his feet).
text: Exposure also called the "Danger Position" (2 or 3 points): A wrestler is awarded points for exposure when the wrestler exposes his opponent's back to the mat for several seconds.
text: also called the "Danger Position" (2 or 3 points): A wrestler is awarded points for exposure when the wrestler exposes his opponent's back to the mat for several seconds.
text: During each ground phase, if the top wrestler cannot score, the other wrestler is awarded one point.
text: Reversal (1 point): A wrestler is awarded one point for a reversal when the wrestler gains control over his opponent from a defensive position (when the wrestler is being controlled by his opponent).
text: (1 point): A wrestler is awarded one point for a reversal when the wrestler gains control over his opponent from a defensive position (when the wrestler is being controlled by his opponent).
text: Takedown (2 points): A wrestler is awarded two points for a takedown when, from the neutral position, he gains control by taking the other wrestler down to the mat in bounds and beyond reaction time, and the supporting point(s) of either wrestler are in bounds.