Darian Cruz To Represent Wolfpack WC At RTC Cup!

In the last couple of days, Nahshon Garrett and Seth Gross have been added to the field at 57kg for the RTC Cup. Wolfpack Wrestling Club has added its own NCAA champion at the weight in Darian Cruz.

On this episode of the Bader Show, Bray goes solo with Nahshon Garrett, the newest member of the Southeast RTC.

On episode 579 of FRL, the boys are joined by Jonny Ruggiano of TMWC to talk all about the RTC Cup, and then Ben and Bratke talk about the day one matchups they are most excited for at the RTC Cup, Oklahoma State's hot streak on the recruiting trail, some transfer news, and Ben goes to war on Thanksgiving food again.

The RTC Clubs Cup rosters were already incredible, but 57kg has gotten even crazier in the last couple of days. On Sunday, The Southeast RTC announced the addition of Nahshon Garret, and yesterday on The Bader Show, Sean Bormet announced that Seth Gross would be competing for the Cliff Keen Wrestling Club next weekend. Check out full rosters below.

Oklahoma State will have two Ferrari's starting in the fall of 2022. #15 on the Junior Big Board Anthony, who is the younger brother of current OSU freshman AJ, announced his commitment to the Cowboys via Instagram this afternoon.

On this all Michigan episode of The Bader Show, Bray fills in for Bader and talks with Sean Bormet and Myles Amine before next week's RTC Clubs Cup.

2020 national qualifier Michael Blockhus is headed north to Minneapolis. The redshirt sophomore announced his decision Monday via Twitter.

2016 NCAA champion and 2018 Final X champion Nahshon Garrett is on the move. The Cornell grad will be heading to Blacksburg, Virginia, and joining the Southeast Regional Training Center.

Another blue-chip recruit from the state of Oklahoma is headed to Stillwater to become an Oklahoma State Cowboy. The fourth-ranked wrestler in the class of 2022, Jordan Williams, announced his decision Sunday afternoon on Instagram. 

Even with a mandate requiring wrestlers to mask up during competition, the Michigan high school wrestling community was relieved when the Michigan High School Athletic Association announced last month that practice would begin Nov. 16 and competition Dec. 9 -- almost the same time as usual.