I don't care that you don't care. And I don't think you said anything bad about Taylor. I just think that you're underestimating his dominance compared to the PSU 3 timers. Btw, Taylor scored more points for his team than Dake did for Cornell in the tourney that Dake won.
That’s not at all surprising. Taylor scored points. His main fault in my argument is Penn States historic run of incredible wrestlers.
Generational is such a strong standard. Cael Sanderson was generational. I'd go Dan Gable and even he only had 2 titles.
I don't think the point was to rank PSU wrestlers. The point (I think) was to show that even generational wrestlers lose matches. So saying one guy is generational and one guy isn't in a hypothetical matchup doesn't really mean much. Myles Martin was a very good, but not quite generational wrestler. And he beat Bo Nickal twice.
If the match happens I will match your 100. With such certainty of the level of dominance are you giving me those 4 or 5 points (4.5?), or odds (4:1?) or are we wagering straight up?
Generation at PSU = 2 years
I'd imagine Lee got most of his cardio from that crazy little bastard.
It is hard to watch that and not cringe with embarrassment for DeSanto. Kid knew he was getting pinned and faked injury. It would have helped his career so much more to get pinned and use that for motivation rather than perpetrate that farce.
I honestly don't think he was faking an injury to avoid getting pinned. I think he just had a little mental moment there and panicked. The result was the same as faking, but I don't think his head was even in a place to plan that out.
For me it’s kind of a distinction without a difference. You are right that he was not mentally prepared to handle adversity and panicked. It is kind of like the concept of premeditation. It never made sense to me that we punish someone who plans to commit a murder more harshly than someone who loses their shit and kills someone else. Dead is dead.
Im with you Nit, Little Spencer has never met someone as fast as RBY, let alone on fake knees.I’d go strait up CONFIDENTLY.
Your right about RBY being sluggish some matches. RBY will acknowledge that too. He will also acknowledge that some matches he really “isn’t into it”, those matches against a middling wrestler where PSU is winning in a runaway. I think if RBY and Lee wrestled, no doubt RBY is into it. Plus RBY would have the PSU coaching staff implementing a strategy to negate Lee’s strength.
I’m not Vegas. I like my guy, you like yours, we’ll go straight up.
I thought Kemerer was generational, just not sure which generation,
I seriously doubt it will happen at all, but if it does, it will be in the dual. Lee won't move up for the season to try to beat RBY to win the NCAA's. That would be foolish, but depending on how the season is looking, there may be motivation to do it for the dual. I think Ayala can wrestle a dual or two now and still keep his shirt in tact, right? If Iowa thinks they need a hail mary to beat PSU and having Ayala-Lee try to sweep Robbie-RBY instead of a guaranteed split of the weights with Lee at 125 and RBY at 133, then they may just do it.
My wife says the same about me.Random4598375 said:
Lee? He has two already and should add a third this year.
I have trouble with projecting how Spencer will do against elite competition because I don't think we've seen him against elite competition in a while.
Hes young in the internet tooth. There is time yet for him to disappoint us.
Nope. That is a rule for incoming freshmen only.
