A 6-4 record with two matches to go might not be quite the season Arizona State was looking for at this point, but the Sun Devils are content with looking ahead.

With two and a half seasons completed and two and a half yet to go, Arizona State’s Kyle Parco has done a lot, won a lot and learned a lot about himself.

Any wrestling coach will tell you that what is most critical is not how a wrestler starts but how he finishes. Arizona State coach Zeke Jones is simply hoping that his starters will be around at the finish.

Arizona State had a few weeks of downtime after the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational in early December, but the Sun Devils got back on the road — plane, actually — for a trip to the Midlands in Evanston, Illinois, and will onboard again this week for dual meets against Cornell in Austin, Texas, and Iowa State in Ames.

Arizona State wrestling coach Zeke Jones has been around long enough to know that a ride to the top floor doesn’t come without stops.

For Arizona State wrestling, what happened in Vegas doesn’t necessarily have to stay in Vegas.

Zeke Jones is building something special at Arizona State and a big part of that process is heavyweight Cohlton Schultz — with an emphasis on the word big.

Arizona State’s star-studded lineup is beginning to take shape as the Sun Devils get closer to Saturday’s season opener against Rutgers.