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I'll call it a trilogy for Dave Schultz....2 were mentioned Foxcatcher and Team Foxcatcher, but I didn't see the third one mentioned....ESPN's "Prince of Pennsylvania".....Fadz

Age is just a number! Kind of nice being my age....great career/life including 45 NCAA Championships/39 in a row, many Big Tens, World Cups, State tournaments in 2 states, dual and individual, and much more. Uncountable number of clinics both worked and attended. Aches and pains, but would do it all over again.

Actually, TJ Hill went to Cal State Fullerton.

Some great names there!

I haven't seen Michigan mentioned yet, and I'm not sure there is a definitive criteria, so I'll throw out some names and not in any order... Andre Metzger 2 time NCAA Champion 3 time All American World Silver Medalist World Championships S B B Chris Taylor 2 time NCAA Champion Olympic Bronze Medalist Mark Churella 3 time NCAA Champion one of the first 4 time all americans. 3-1-1-1 Originator/Director of the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational Steve Fraser 2 time All American America's first Olympic Gold Medalist in GR Wrestling Jimmy Jackson 3 time NCAA Champion Brent Metcalf 2 Time NCAA Champion/3 time finalist 4 time state champion/4 state championship teams Jarrett Hubbard 2 Time NCAA Champion the second ever 4 time all american Greg Johnson 3 Time NCAA Champion

Dean Lahr?

David was born in Reno, Nevada, but wrestled all 4 years at St. Paris Graham, OH.

Nice, I have a hard time not having Alan Fried in the discussion (high school especially) Was definitely fun to watch, very good technically and a great competitor.

Good stuff!!

The Hodge is based primarily on a single season, but not entirely....... Originally created to celebrate the pin in college wrestling, the Dan Hodge Trophy is based on seven criteria including record, number of pins, dominance, past credentials, quality of competition, sportsmanship/citizenship and heart. The trophy is based primarily on the results of a single season, but past accomplishments are considered as well, particularly in years where the competition is tighter.

Haven't followed this issue, but just curious......when Ayres left, did he leave with the cupboard bare???

Taylor for me.....Ledecky second.....Clark third

what's a "pinfall"? Must be a term before the modern era!

I was two years old, and Amateur Wrestling News hadn't hit the press for the first time, so this wasn't stored in my cranial terabytes.....darn it....thank goodness for Google!!! WKN.....you're alright!!!

No, because I probably wasn't born yet, and yes, you got the first 2 ITME right. There, I made up an acronym....lol.

Bingo!!! Cedar Rapids Prarie H. S.

Thanks Jas.....I'll back up one year to 1968-1969! That being said, here's another trivia question....who were/are the first two 4 time all-americans......(in the modern era...lol) I like talking "modern era" because was/am alive in the modern era.

I knew this might happen.....I'll clarify.....I'm talking "modern era"....I'll categorize that as since 1970. I'll give a good clue.....2 of them were 3 timers.

I've got a good trivia question.......what high school had 3 wrestlers in the NCAA division 1 finals/the same year....who were the wrestlers and what year are we talking about. That year, they finished 1-2-1

Fujita broke his collar bone first round and was out.....sad....lost to Howard Fox (Cincinnati)/first period...opened the door for P. Milkovich to win the first of 2 NCAA titles.

can't it just be a pin or a fall????

no

A lot of difference in weight as well.

I had a team one year where the captains picked..... remember, it starts out....[Spoken:] "You see that mountain over there? Yeah? Well, one of these days I'm gonna climb that mountain". [Chorus:] Oh, play me some mountain music,