Twenty-four wrestlers founded the Little Rock wrestling program. Despite a rough season, their 2020-21 campaign has an enormous upside. Head coach Neil Erisman fetched up 22 underclassmen to join the Trojans.

There’s been a lot of speculation — probably by me more than anyone else — about the Oklahoma State lineup for next season. The Cowboys have some interesting spots, especially with all the firepower coming in with this year’s recruiting class and the return of Kaid Brock and Boo Lewallen, who both received sixth years after injuries.

When Iowa wrestlers took the mat in the Hawkeye Wrestling Club Showdown on Sunday in Coralville, Iowa, it marked the next step in a year-long journey to their first NCAA team championship since 2010. 

When wrestlers entered Ohio State’s Jennings Family Wrestling Facility this week, it marked the first time in more than 32 weeks that Buckeye or Ohio RTC athletes had drilled in the space. Shuttered by the University as part of its COVID-19 mitigation strategy since mid-March, the reopening of the facility was a big moment for the staff and especially for the competitors.

Brock Zacherl's social media accounts are littered with words to live by. 

The end of Old Dominion’s wrestling program was doubly devastating for the coaching staff.