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I've always followed Iowa, PSU, and Cornell because they always seem to produce monster 125s and I love the little guys (no homo) because there's a lot more technique involved, unless you're the asshole with one leg. Derek St. John at Iowa is a freak at 157.
Nice. I've always followed the Big 10 mostly for geographic reasons and because I grew up watching and wrestling against guys that ended up wrestling in the conference.
I actually grew up wrestling against Angel Escobedo the 125 champ out of IU from a few years ago (I never won haha). The best pound for pound wrestlers are almost always between 125-157 (excluding the Cael Sanderson freaks, etc).
Re the ASU kid -- It was a cool story for everyone that doesn't understand the sport... He not only effectively had a huge weight advantage, but positioning wise there were only one or two ways to score one him.
Agreed on St. John
Way too many single-leg jokes to be made here. But yeah, I hated how inspiring it was for everyone who didn't get how wrestling works, but when you looked at who that dude was wrestling against... his body is more like a heavyweight and he was just tossing kids around out there.
I follow jello wrestling. Religiously.
Foxy boxing FTW.
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