Winning your sophomore debut with an impressive 18-2 technical fall in 3 minutes and 44 seconds is certainly something to smile about.
But according to his Penn State teammate Shakur Rasheed, wrestler Nick Lee doesn’t need a prolific offensive performance in front of a sold-out Rec Hall crowd to draw a smile across his face.
“The thing I love about him most, if I had to put a bet on who’s in a good mood today, who’s smiling ear to ear, just waking up, cheesin, it’s Nick Lee. The dude is always cheesin, I have no idea why,” Rasheed told reporters at practice on Tuesday.