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This is getting out of hand.

The toughest weight in the country just got one stud tougher. NCAA All-American Nathan Jackson is going to be wrestling this year at 184. The Indiana senior burst onto the scene last season after placing fifth at NCAAs and being one of two wrestlers to beat Bo Nickal. Jackson wrestled Thursday against Cal Poly and won by fall over Thomas Lane. He also added a pin over San Francisco State in the tri-meet. Full results posted from the tri here. 

Jackson is currently ranked fifth at 174 pounds. He now enters the 184 landscape, which boasts two NCAA champions (Gabe Dean and Myles Martin), two NCAA finalists (TJ Dudley and Nickal) and six other NCAA All-Americans.

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