No not Brody Grothus, the #1 recruit in the 2017 class, Spencer Lee is back
I thought the same thing. hahaAm I the only one who was hoping for Kentucky Mudflap?
Not saying you're wrong, but I have seen photos of Mr Lee rocking Iowa gear. He still may very well go the PSU route, but he also may very well not have his mind made up yet. Happy to see that both Justin Mejia and Spencer Lee are healed up and back on the mat. 120lbs just got a whole lot deeper!He's ALL in for PSU
I would not make any statements about where he is going until he arrives there. You are quickly losing any credibility, He has been pretty hush hush about his plans, and it seems the best thing to do is respect that and not put words in his mouth.He was at the last 2 PSU home matches and seems to be enjoying himself among his future team members.
Does that mean every Iowa kid who has ever enjoyed themselves at a meet in CHA will be a hawk? I'm sure Spencer wants to be a champion and he'll realize who has the best track record of winning titles at the light weights. Especially after Gilman wins the next two.He was at the last 2 PSU home matches and seems to be enjoying himself among his future team members.
Am I the only one that think he may be too small for a 125 pounder in college?
We'll F him then (Mudflap).He's ALL in for PSU
Am I the only one that think he may be too small for a 125 pounder in college?
I would think he needs to be walking around at about 140 preseason to be a legitimate 125 NC contender. Does it seems like he is anywhere near that? I do not know. I have never seen him in person, but I know the average 110 pounder on the junior world team usually ends up being too small for 125 in college.It would be rather shocking if a 16 year old couldn't gain 5 pounds in the next 6-7 years.
I would think he needs to be walking around at about 140 preseason to be a legitimate 125 NC contender. Does it seems like he is anywhere near that? I do not know. I have never seen him in person, but I know the average 110 pounder on the junior world team usually ends up being too small for 125 in college.
Just sayin
Maybe enthusiasts would be a better term than morons. If not Iowa I hope he doesn't go to PSU good grief they have enough blue chip wrestlers.I cringe every time there is a Spencer Lee thread. It brings out the idiots of two fan bases, and quickly spirals out of control. Part of me hopes he goes someplace nobody expected, and all the morons get to crawl back into their holes.
This thread actually hasn't been too bad, but those are my feelings on the subjectMaybe enthusiasts would be a better term than morons. If not Iowa I hope he doesn't go to PSU good grief they have enough blue chip wrestlers.
Thanks. That bodes better for his college days. It seems to me that Gilman was a 121 pounder on the world team and coming out of high school he tried to make the team at 121. He seems to be finally reaching a good size for a 125 NC. I appreciate the information.I thought he said in an interview that his days at 110 are done. The only reason he went back to 110 this year was to wrestle for a World title. It's a good sign for his college 125 prospects if he thinks 110 is too much of a cut, and this would have come prior to January.
I want him to be a Hawkeye very much, but I fear it's gong to be very difficult to get him out of his home state. I hope he goes to Iowa City, I want to be able to root for this kid every match!
I would think he needs to be walking around at about 140 preseason to be a legitimate 125 NC contender. Does it seems like he is anywhere near that? I do not know. I have never seen him in person, but I know the average 110 pounder on the junior world team usually ends up being too small for 125 in college.
Just sayin
Spencer Lee is anything but average. He wasn't just on the World Team but he won the World Championship tech falling his opponent in the final in about a minute or so. He lost to the 3rd place World Finisher at 121? (Fix) in two crazy matches and had to drop to make the World Team.
He's only a Junior and has plenty of time to put on some good size. Just looking at California state results, there are plenty of guys who were tiny in High School and went on to compete for and win national titles in college. 1992 Eric Guerrero 3rd at 112 lbs. Multiple time national champ
1993 Stephen Abas 4th at 103 lbs 1994 Champ at 112. 95 Champ at 119. 1996 Champ 119lbs. Multiple Time national champ. Olympic Silver Medalist.
2006 Boris Novachekov Champ 103. NCAA AA. I believe semi-finalist.
2007 Jesse Delgado 3rd 103. 2008 3rd 112. 2009 Champ 112. Multiple Time National Champ.
2010 Nashon Garrett Champ at 103. 2011 Champ at 112. Mutliple AA, National Finalist. Currently ranked #1 at 133.
Bottom line is kids grow. Spencer Lee will compete for multiple national championships and hopefully he does so with Iowa.
Tj was very small but he did AA in d1 lost in a very close semi to garland I believe he ended up finishing 4th a shame they pulled his weight class on the international level as he really isn't big enough at all to compete with these guys at 57 wasn't big enough for 55 eitherI think T.J Hill was a junior world champ and just wasn't big enough to succeed at the D1 level. He simple didn't grow like the others you mentioned.
Tj was very small but he did AA in d1 lost in a very close semi to garland I believe he ended up finishing 4th a shame they pulled his weight class on the international level as he really isn't big enough at all to compete with these guys at 57 wasn't big enough for 55 either
I cringe every time there is a Spencer Lee thread. It brings out the idiots of two fan bases, and quickly spirals out of control. Part of me hopes he goes someplace nobody expected, and all the morons get to crawl back into their holes.
I'm sure they have one full ride scholarship left at PSU.Maybe enthusiasts would be a better term than morons. If not Iowa I hope he doesn't go to PSU good grief they have enough blue chip wrestlers.
They probably have several. They do funny scholarship math there. Or maybe there are special scholarships for the wrestlers in addition to the usual.I'm sure they have one full ride scholarship left at PSU.
They probably have several. They do funny scholarship math there. Or maybe there are special scholarships for the wrestlers in addition to the usual.