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And him saying that Kueter going 100% football if Ferraris enroll is now 'sarcasm, satire, a joke' and people who believed him are dumb and don't understand satire. That is a couple recent false tweets/lies/bogus stories that he has passed off as a joke. How can anyone ever take him seriously? The worst part may be the recent lie was about a high school kid. Minnow is scum.

Helen in on to Mineo...

Yeah! You just see these top NFL TE's and they all seem to be 6'4"+

Now do Hartford!

Tight End certainly makes sense for an kid of his skills at that program. 6'3" does seem a tad short though. I am far from a Minnow fan to start with, but I think including a high school kid in one of his false posts is pretty low, but was overshadowed by all the other stuff that is going on.

I thought he was primarily a LB? His mom has publicly refuted Minnow's classless "breaking news" that Kueter was going to focus on football (and give up wrestling) because he despises the Ferraris.

Obviously the guy is a jerk. At what point did I ever say I liked the guy or approved of what he said? I said PSU athletics have been involved in far worse things, and should remember this when coming up with nicknames for buildings in Iowa. Then again, you don't even believe the stuff you post.

I wasn't interested in defending the donor whatsoever. I was referring to the fact that the PSU faithful are coming up with derogatory nicknames for the new facility. It would be easy to do the same with various buildings on the PSU campus, but with less flattering names than "Eviction Dome." Also, I think we may differ on the geopolitics part...

No, I'm saying that PSU fans who root for an athletic program largely built on the gridiron successes of the enabler of a child rapist probably shouldn't be so quick to cast stones. This is not exactly geopolitics we are talking about. And for the record, I do not hate PSU wrestling so much as the cultish devotion and hypocrisy the program inspires. Every time I hear Nico, RBY, Nick Lee, Jason Nolf, Mark Hall, Max Dean, and some others talk, I am very impressed. I love watching Nolf wrestle. David Taylor is one of my all-time favorites.

Let's not talk about showers on a board that often talks about PSU athletics. It would probably also be a different story if Chittum actually wrestled at Iowa before leaving.

PSU fans have ZERO stones to throw when talking about athletics programs being associated with terrible people. Probably should just be dropped...

That was after he was supposed to graduate at 19, but then "reclassified" so that he graduated in December instead of June, correct?

I would put Abas ahead of Lee!!! I just said that Pac-10 was a weak conference! (and was clarifying that NHS was likely arguing that 2020 Lee was the most dominant 125 we have seen)

I missed the "trickery" of 'no losses at 125." Forgot that his losses were at 118. I can think of some international seasons he missed with knee issues...

So, one has.

How much of this recruitment stuff came from the Ferarris and how much is true? Have the older two even visited?

It adds no context. It is scummy because Lee and thousands of other lost a chance to compete and you are reveling in it., because you think it makes your argument better. Millions lost opportunities or loved ones, but it is a point you are making in a dumb internet argument that started when I said you can't compare a PAC schedule to a Big 10 schedule. It actually adds ZERO context, because you don't mention why it took six years.

The funny thing is I would generally put Abas in as my top 125, he just was never as dominant as Lee, and wrestled a far weaker schedule. I am a Spencer Lee fan, but I can see the obvious flaws. The six year thing is a bit low on your part, though. Kinda scummy tbh.

Why was Lee a 6th year senior? Almost like something happened during his career that no one had control over? Were there other six year seniors in his weight? Weird. Don't be disingenuous.

Oh... so "never lost at 125" but lost twice at 118! Tricky! Guess what - same basic weight class, different weigh-in rules.

Well, he has high school junior Ferrari getting rejected by admissions, and Ayala and Cassioppi set to enter the (closed) portal any day now. I would guess that he isn't half correct.

Some competition, yes. But those 144 wins and "no losses at 125" just aren't the same in a lesser conference. Both stats were used to show Abas superiority. I was just adding some context. Does he have "no losses at 125 with a Big 12 or Big 10 schedule? He would see Oklahoma State a bit "moore" for instance. And if he wrestled when he was supposed to: How come "only" three titles?

Pac 10 indeed! I forgot? How many All-Americans did Spencer have per year in Big 10? Many more opportunities to have a bad day in Big 10. I saw him wrestle in person a a couple of occasions. I always put him in the top tier of my 125 lb all time great list. However, I think that NHS may have been saying that when Spencer was "on" in 2020, he was the most dominant 125 that there has ever been. Peak Spencer. Abas never destroyed top guys to the extent that Spencer did in 2020. Funny that Abas does not seem to like any Spencer comparisons and really looks to put Spencer's wrestling abilities down when he speaks about him.

Shows the level of credibility that many posts have.

The entire team was given a choice as to whether they wanted Isiah?