The transfer portal has been an incredible addition to the NCAA wrestling experience for both athletes and fans. It gives athletes the opportunity to transfer to a school that fits them better or gives them an opportunity to start, and it gives fans something to discuss when there’s no actual college wrestling taking place.

It's still early in the recruiting process for these juniors, but some big names are already off of the board. Below is a running list of all the NCAA Div I commitments from the Junior class. If you notice a wrestler who is committed and not listed below please email jd.rader@flosports.tv.

This weekend's Super 32 brackets are loaded. If you haven’t already, take a look at the list of ranked wrestlers that will be competing. However, just like every year, a handful of athletes well known locally but off-the-national-radar will catch the wrestling world by surprise.

The First-of-its-Kind Program has partnered up with Morgan State University to restore HBCU wrestling programs and expand access to the opportunities created by wrestling for the Black community.

Anthony Knox, the current #1 ranked wrestler at 106 lbs, has decided to switch his Super 32 registration. Originally at 113, Knox will now be the top dog at a tough 106 bracket. A bracket that includes one of the other best young stars in the sport of wrestling, Bo Bassett.

Jordan Williams' original college commitment and his decision to redact his commitment were both big stories. Now, after a lot of thought, Williams has announced his college decision with a thoughtful post on Instagram.

Daniel Cardenas is one of the top middle-weight recruits in the class of 2022, and until recently, he was planning to take his talents to Ithaca, New York to join the Cornell program. That all changed two days ago when Cardenas announced a new commitment with a post on Instagram

With a total of 1,633 wrestlers in the high school division alone, Super 32 will once again be massive this year. Without sacrificing quantity for quality there will be 150+ nationally ranked wrestlers, including 79 in the top 10, 37 in the top five, 10 in the top two, and 7 #1s.

Super 32 really is the toughest high school tournament of the year and 2021 will be no different. Don't believe me? We have the numbers to prove it. Over 150 total ranked wrestlers will be present in Greensboro including 79 in the top 10, 37 in the top five, 10 in the top two, and 7 #1s.

James Rowley, one of the top prospects in the class of 2022, has announced his college decision. The 2021 Cadet World finalist announced his plans with the following post.

From Michigan Sports Information:

Rocco Welsh, the #2 ranked wrestler at 170 lbs and #3 in the class of 2023, is headed to Columbus, Ohio to join the Buckeyes. The Waynesburg, PA native took to social media to announce his decision Wednesday afternoon.

With the 2021 World Championships occurring 8 weeks after the Tokyo Olympics, not every Olympic medalist was going to compete in Oslo. Some people went as far as to say there should be an asterisk next to this year's World medals with the lack of top competition. I wouldn't go that far, but some of the numbers may surprise you.

Fans can purchase tickets to the Bout At The Ballpark starting at 10 a.m. (CT) on Thursday, Oct. 14.

With Gable Steveson going to the WWE after winning his Olympic gold medal, wrestling fans thought they might never get to see Gable defend his title. And with Iran's Amir Zare cementing himself as the new baddest man on the planet by dominating his way to a World title in Oslo, there became no match wrestling fans needed more. That all might change, however, with the announcement of Team USA vs Team Iran on February 12, 2022, at Globe Life Field.