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ISU Wrestling Coach Cael Sanderson Interviews For New Job - WHO
Channel 13 sports has confirmed that Iowa State head wrestling coach Cael Sanderson is the leading candidate for the same job at Penn State.
Sports Director Keith Murphy reports that Sanderson has interviewed twice with Penn State. Penn State competes in the Big Ten conference against two time defending champion Iowa, but Penn State is thought to be a sleeping giant because of all the high school wrestling talent in Pennsylvania.
Sanderson is an Iowa State legend and a wrestling icon. He is the only collegiate wrestler in history to win four national championships while never losing a match (159-0). He also won the United States' only freestyle gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics.
Upon being hired as Iowa State's head wrestling coach in 2006, Sanderson said, "We want to be the dominant program in the country. I know the expectations are high and that's what I love about Iowa State. We're going to win national championships. There are no other goals here." He already came close once, finishing second in 2007.
Sanderson could not be reached for comment.
ISU Wrestling Coach Cael Sanderson Interviews For New Job - WHO
Channel 13 sports has confirmed that Iowa State head wrestling coach Cael Sanderson is the leading candidate for the same job at Penn State.
Sports Director Keith Murphy reports that Sanderson has interviewed twice with Penn State. Penn State competes in the Big Ten conference against two time defending champion Iowa, but Penn State is thought to be a sleeping giant because of all the high school wrestling talent in Pennsylvania.
Sanderson is an Iowa State legend and a wrestling icon. He is the only collegiate wrestler in history to win four national championships while never losing a match (159-0). He also won the United States' only freestyle gold medal at the 2004 Summer Olympics.
Upon being hired as Iowa State's head wrestling coach in 2006, Sanderson said, "We want to be the dominant program in the country. I know the expectations are high and that's what I love about Iowa State. We're going to win national championships. There are no other goals here." He already came close once, finishing second in 2007.
Sanderson could not be reached for comment.