I had absolutely no idea who this kid was until he committed and I like him already.
How's this line up looking a couple years from now?
125- Lee (fingers crossed)
133- Renteria/Mejia
141- Turk/Happel
149- Kemmerer
157-Troy
165-Marinelli/Young
174-Young/Marinelli
184- Wilcke
197-Holloway
Hwt- Stoll/Bradley
Can you say team title?
125- Lee (fingers crossed)
133- Renteria/Mejia
141- Turk/Happel
149- Kemmerer
157-Troy
165-Marinelli/Young
174-Young/Marinelli
184- Wilcke
197-Holloway
Hwt- Stoll/Bradley
Can you say team title?
How's this line up looking a couple years from now?
125- Lee (fingers crossed)
133- Renteria/Mejia
141- Turk/Happel
149- Kemmerer
157-Troy
165-Marinelli/Young
174-Young/Marinelli
184- Wilcke
197-Holloway
Hwt- Stoll/Bradley
Can you say team title?
That is freaky good!!!! IF IF IF everyone lives up to their potential.
Another top notch 84/97 would be huge. There are a few top 100 184lber unsigned seniors still out there.
I can agree with your lineup,but.....don't count Wags out, he's not coming to Iowa to be a room guy.
Article from Intermat with some more background
No. 19 Troy already third top 30 commit for Iowa in 2017 class
Junior National folkstyle champion Luke Troy (Martin Luther King, Calif.) verbally committed to the University of Iowa on Friday afternoon. The projected 157/165 placed third at the California state tournament during his sophomore season, before placing fourth in the Junior National freestyle tournament this summer. The No. 19 overall prospect in the Class of 2017 was a Cadet National freestyle All-American in the summer of 2014, and a UWW Cadet freestyle All-American in the spring of 2015. Troy joins No. 17 Justin Mejia (Clovis, Calif.) and No. 27 Jason Renteria (Oak Park River Forest, Ill.)
No. 19 Troy already third top 30 commit for Iowa in 2017 class
Junior National folkstyle champion Luke Troy (Martin Luther King, Calif.) verbally committed to the University of Iowa on Friday afternoon. The projected 157/165 placed third at the California state tournament during his sophomore season, before placing fourth in the Junior National freestyle tournament this summer. The No. 19 overall prospect in the Class of 2017 was a Cadet National freestyle All-American in the summer of 2014, and a UWW Cadet freestyle All-American in the spring of 2015. Troy joins No. 17 Justin Mejia (Clovis, Calif.) and No. 27 Jason Renteria (Oak Park River Forest, Ill.)
