Imagine those two guys in the wrestling room working out together.
I agree Chris. Suriano knew what he was up against and Nick has progressed leaps and bounds since that match. As has Spencer. Good to know that they'll be the start of Penn State's line up for years to come.
No!!! He has not even discussed his college choices...playing it close to the vest as he should.
I think your hope is going to come true. Spencer is already very very close to our program. He wants to win multiple Individual National Titles and Team Titles. No where else in the country will that be done over the next 6 years but at PSU. Plus he is right in our back yard. Do not worry.
Suriano had beaten Lee previously. But, Lee clearly was more aggressive and looked stronger...even though he is younger. Those two in the room together? Pardon the worn out metaphor: Iron sharpens iron.
We should always be so correct in sports analogies. Here's 35 Bruce. Please dissect them for us and get back to us after Nationals and give us your take on their inaccuracies one by one. If no one responds... don't be shocked.Not only is the metaphor worn out, it is not accurate from a metallurgical perspective.
We'll be dulling our iron (steel) and brain at the same time. 
Considering the quote is from the book of Proverbs and was written around 3,000 years ago, it has definitely been used a lot. Worn out, ha! What a jokerNot only is the metaphor worn out, it is not accurate from a metallurgical perspective.
I think you missed the point on what they were saying. Someone said Lee was going to PSU and Iowa fans were delusional to think differently. Someone responded then Suriano must be going to Rutgers since he is from NJ.
Yeah, half the time I say someone missed the point it's actually me who missed it.
Back in the day, and I mean way back, late 50's early 60's a 4 timer from Lock Haven, Mike Johnson, went through his career undefeated and was never taken down. Different era and way fewer matches but a great accomplishment during the time when there was only one division and you were one and done if you lost during the run towards the elusive state title.
I believe diceman is referring to Snyder's high school career and I read the same thing , i.e., that during his 179-0 career at Good Counsel, he was only taken down once.
Mike was one of my gym teachers in high school. I think he coached DuBois high for awhile but wasn't very successful. He was more like one of the guys than a teacher. We called him "Bobcat" (not Mr. Johnson).
