Hankins Discussion - Lies?

[Grape Ape]

its not an act....

It's not.  There's a social interaction gene missing or something.

And, I never said anything about his kid, but letting him squat like that is retarded.  How can anyone in this day and age not know that?

[Griffith]

110 is lightweight for Spencer N. Hankins.

I’m sure Bhanky has much grander plans than this.

135 raw is within sight before age 8.

Bhanky knows he’s dealing with a genetic freak and that his strength is hereditary.

Those are rookie numbers.

[IroNat]

Bhanky should put Spencer on the Bulgarian Olympic lifting program, training 8 hours a day, every day with max poundages.

Stop babying the kid.

[joswift]

It's not.  There's a social interaction gene missing or something.

And, I never said anything about his kid, but letting him squat like that is retarded.  How can anyone in this day and age not know that?

From a guy who doesnt know its wrong to beat up women nothing surprises me.

[Tennisballz]

He said he wrestled at Clarion U., which is D-1.

He might have been on the practice squad briefly but never actually wrestled in a meet.
I think he said he got booted out or dropped out or something.

You won't find anything about him if he never actually did anything.

Haha Clarion U....never even heard of that place.  Total hankins move, just like the no name law school he's in now.

[IroNat]

Haha Clarion U....never even heard of that place.  Total hankins move, just like the no name law school he's in now.

Clarion is D-1.
It's in Pennsylvania.
They've had some outstanding wrestlers over the years.
Do you follow collegiate wrestling?

[Tennisballz]

Clarion is D-1.
It's in Pennsylvania.
They've had some outstanding wrestlers over the years.
Do you follow collegiate wrestling?

I've never really followed wrestling much.  I always think of the big powerhouse football schools, but forget that many other sports have their own powerhouse schools.  Like Gonzaga in basketball for example.

[Dave D]

Clarion is D-1.
It's in Pennsylvania.
They've had some outstanding wrestlers over the years.
Do you follow collegiate wrestling?

Kurt Angle went to Clarion.

It’s true. It’s damn true.

[Never1AShow]

Kurt Angle went to Clarion.

It’s true. It’s damn true.

What state did Hankins win all those state championships in?

[Dave D]

What state did Hankins win all those state championships in?

I think it was the state of delusion, via pseudologia fantastica.

[joswift]

AI results

I searched public web records for Brian Hankins + college wrestling and Brian Hankins + wrestler.

What I found is interesting, but I have not found a reliable collegiate wrestling record for him.

There are online claims concerning a Brian Hankins having been a“Div-I wrestler” and a state champion high-school wrestler, but the result I found is on the Getbig bodybuilding forum and is written by another poster discussing claims attributed to Hankins. That is not reliable evidence that he actually wrestled NCAA Division I.
I found Brian Hankins accounts/content connected with bodybuilding and strength/strict-curl competition, including a YouTube result titled Brian Hankins Curl 75 Kilo.
Crucially, my searches did not turn up a college wrestling roster, NCAA result, tournament result, university athletics biography or contemporary newspaper record confirming collegiate wrestling.

So at this point I'd describe the Division-I wrestling story as an unverified claim rather than an established record.

If you mean the American Brian Hankins associated with bodybuilding/getbig, that's probably the person my results are picking up. If so, I can dig specifically through NCAA records, college wrestling archives and old newspaper/archive references for Brian Hankins, which would be a much better test of whether he genuinely wrestled at college level.


I searched specifically for“Brian Hankins” in connection with NCAA, collegiate wrestling and university wrestling, including NCAA domains.

Result

I cannot find an NCAA wrestling record for a Brian Hankins. My NCAA-specific searches returned no relevant record.

There is, however, a strong indication we're looking at the correct Brian Hankins: a public LinkedIn result identifies a Brian Hankins in North Carolina with a financial-services background and attendance at Western New England University School of Law. This overlaps with the individual discussed in the Getbig material.


What I found

Clarion Wrestling is unquestionably an NCAA Division I wrestling programme. Clarion's own NCAA material identifies the university's wrestling affiliation as NCAA Division I.

However, I have not found Brian Hankins in the Clarion wrestling records indexed online.

I searched combinations including:

“Brian Hankins” + Clarion wrestling
“Hankins” + Clarion wrestling
Clarion's official clariongoldeneagles.com athletics records
historical material from Clarion's own wrestling archive

Clarion does have detailed historical wrestling material online. For example, its archive contains individual tournament brackets identifying Clarion wrestlers and their opponents, and its more recent athlete pages give year-by-year collegiate wrestling records.

But those searches produced no Brian Hankins.

[rocket]

A 7 year old should never be squatting.

At face value, I'd agree - however, looking into it just then, it may actually be a myth.  That may be something Brian has also determined.

Sure you want to give Hankins advice? He'll blame you when he does it wrong.

I'm sure I want Brian to make sure that his child isn't destroying his lower back at the age of 7

[Griffith]

AI results

I searched public web records for Brian Hankins + college wrestling and Brian Hankins + wrestler.

What I found is interesting, but I have not found a reliable collegiate wrestling record for him.

There are online claims concerning a Brian Hankins having been a“Div-I wrestler” and a state champion high-school wrestler, but the result I found is on the Getbig bodybuilding forum and is written by another poster discussing claims attributed to Hankins. That is not reliable evidence that he actually wrestled NCAA Division I.
I found Brian Hankins accounts/content connected with bodybuilding and strength/strict-curl competition, including a YouTube result titled Brian Hankins Curl 75 Kilo.
Crucially, my searches did not turn up a college wrestling roster, NCAA result, tournament result, university athletics biography or contemporary newspaper record confirming collegiate wrestling.

So at this point I'd describe the Division-I wrestling story as an unverified claim rather than an established record.

If you mean the American Brian Hankins associated with bodybuilding/getbig, that's probably the person my results are picking up. If so, I can dig specifically through NCAA records, college wrestling archives and old newspaper/archive references for Brian Hankins, which would be a much better test of whether he genuinely wrestled at college level.


I searched specifically for“Brian Hankins” in connection with NCAA, collegiate wrestling and university wrestling, including NCAA domains.

Result

I cannot find an NCAA wrestling record for a Brian Hankins. My NCAA-specific searches returned no relevant record.

There is, however, a strong indication we're looking at the correct Brian Hankins: a public LinkedIn result identifies a Brian Hankins in North Carolina with a financial-services background and attendance at Western New England University School of Law. This overlaps with the individual discussed in the Getbig material.


What I found

Clarion Wrestling is unquestionably an NCAA Division I wrestling programme. Clarion's own NCAA material identifies the university's wrestling affiliation as NCAA Division I.

However, I have not found Brian Hankins in the Clarion wrestling records indexed online.

I searched combinations including:

“Brian Hankins” + Clarion wrestling
“Hankins” + Clarion wrestling
Clarion's official clariongoldeneagles.com athletics records
historical material from Clarion's own wrestling archive

Clarion does have detailed historical wrestling material online. For example, its archive contains individual tournament brackets identifying Clarion wrestlers and their opponents, and its more recent athlete pages give year-by-year collegiate wrestling records.

But those searches produced no Brian Hankins.

This is the same guy who claimed he was a special forces candidate (filled in the application form).

[chaos]

What state did Hankins win all those state championships in?

Denial

[Never1AShow]

I believe his story was that he was on the team but got injured before any actual matches, but then again there was also that story about being a wrestler and taking down a college football player at a party.  That may have been when he was in high school.  His lies and equivocations are so hard to follow without him here to bait and confirm.

[illuminati]

I believe his story was that he was on the team but got injured before any actual matches, but then again there was also that story about being a wrestler and taking down a college football player at a party.  That may have been when he was in high school.  His lies and equivocations are so hard to follow even he hasn't a clue what he says.

Fixed 

[Raymondo]

All of you jealous haters will eat your words when Spencer becomes the first 10 year old to squat 300 pounds ass to grass

[Soul Crusher]

This is the same guy who claimed he was a special forces candidate (filled in the application form).

Remember all the fights in the mexican prison? 

[wes]

You can't be letting him cave and scoop out, Brian.  That is not going to end well.  Maybe run pause squats at the bottom with lower weight.

He has no idea how to be a powerlifter............. ..he`s an imbecile.