John Klein: College wrestling poised for a comeback
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by John Klein
STILLWATER - Former Iowa coach Dan Gable believes wrestling, encouraged by better than expected television ratings in recent years, has a chance to regain its position as one of the most popular collegiate sports.
Gable was among the top wrestling officials at the recent National Wrestling Hall of Fame induction ceremony and believes the sport is poised for a comeback in both participation and fans.
"I think what we've done with the Big Ten Network has opened a lot of eyes," said Gable, who led the Hawkeyes to 15 national championships. "The exposure and positives for our sport have been great.
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Gable was among the top wrestling officials at the recent National Wrestling Hall of Fame induction ceremony and believes the sport is poised for a comeback in both participation and fans.
"I think what we've done with the Big Ten Network has opened a lot of eyes," said Gable, who led the Hawkeyes to 15 national championships. "The exposure and positives for our sport have been great.
Click here to read entire John Klein column
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