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As the premier high school event of the year, college wrestling fans should be tuning in. If your school of choice is not being represented, their competition is. Who’s #1 features the future stars of the sport; just take a look at all of the WNO alumni success. 

Oklahoma State fans have plenty of reasons to watch Who’s #1. 

Only one year after New Jersey showed out at Who’s #1 with a total of four competitors, Dean Peterson joins Blair’s Travis Mastrogiovanni as the Garden State’s only representatives in 2020. 

Bader and Bray catch up with Wisconsin Associate Head Coach Jon Reader and Olympic silver medalist Sammie Henson.

On episode 556 of FRL, the boys talk some about METCALF episode 2, a possible senior nationals loophole, and breakdown Who's #1 matches.

Entering its eighth year, Who's #1 has featured the nation's best high school wrestlers in the country year in and year out from coast to coast. After this year, 29 states will have been represented on Who's #1 cards. I don't think you will be surprised by the states that have had the most wrestlers throughout the history of Who's #1, but still cool to see nonetheless. 

It shouldn't come as a surprise that a historic conference like the Big 12, which currently has exactly 12 teams, will have a presence at the most prestigious high school event of the year. It also shouldn't come as a surprise that the historically best team from the Big 12, the Oklahoma State Cowboys, will be the team with the most recruits wrestling.

Bader and Bray catch up with World bronze medalist Joe Colon and Pitt Head Coach Keith Gavin.

On episode 555 of FRL, the boys talk about the 8 man bracket being set, Senior Nationals registration heating up, and Who's #1 week is finally here.

Every year since the inaugural event in 2013, Penn State has had at least one future wrestler competing at Who’s #1. While that's impressive, it's not necessarily surprising considering the recruiting hall Cael Sanderson and co. at State College bring in every year. This year is no different with one already signed recruit and three more potential recruits that have shown interest in PSU.