Youth Being Served at Wyndham Championship Halfway through the Wyndham Championship, the young guys have taken over. PGA Tour rookie Patrick Reed tops the leaderboard. Second-year player John Huh is one stroke back. Another tour rookie, John Deere winner Jordan Spieth, is a shot behind him. Reed shot a 64 on Friday to take a one stroke lead with a two-round score of 11-under 129. Huh had the best round of the day - a 62 - while Speith had a 66 to go to 9 under. "The way we play, we try to take the pin, right at it most of the time," Huh said. I guess we are more aggressive, if you're younger a little bit, I guess. With his wife Justine serving as his caddie, Reed had six birdies in a bogey-free round that was one stroke shy of matching his best of the year. The 23-year-old former college player at Georgia and Augusta State had top-10 finishes in his last two tournaments. It was more like, maybe, 64," he said with a laugh. A breakout rookie year on tour continued for the 20-year-old Spieth, who was 19 last month when he became the youngest winner in eight decades. "I wish they had said 'Spieth' instead of 'Spiethy,' but you can't pick your nickname," Spieth said with a laugh. It's great. It's kind of weird, kind of new to have people kind of cheering for me. ... All it does is help carry momentum, positive momentum, and hopefully, I'll have a lot of people be yelling at my back tomorrow. The field is littered with players trying to either hold on to their FedEx Cup playoff position or force their way into The Barclays in New Jersey next week. The top 125 on the points list qualify for the postseason. Tommy "Two Gloves" Gainey, who arrived at No. 137, moved to 3 under after his 69. Fisher, at No. 162, kept himself in position to challenge for a playoff spot, and so did Herman, No. But for others, the bubble may have burst: No. 126 Peter Hanson and No. 129 Padraig Harrington both missed the cut. Hanson was at 1 over after his 73 while Harrington's 74 left him at 7 over. Follow Joedy McCreary on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/joedyap