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January 24, 2012
Be relentless, be fierce, be aggressive, be dominant...
Attention Wrestling Junkies: Many of the clips in this highlight have great stories behind them. The average person might not appreciate why certain clips fit into this video. Feel free to share your knowledge about the clips...for example: Who's that dude laying on the mat, and what's so special about it? What's Zeke telling Cary?...etc
Cael Sanderson, now entering his second year at the helm of the Penn State Nittany Lions has high expectations. After leaving Ames, Iowa, and his alma mater at Iowa State for the fertile recruiting grounds of the keystone state, Cael looks to build a dynasty in Happy Valley.
Sanderson found success as a wrestler and coach as a Cyclone zat Iowa State, under coach Bobby Douglas, Cael compiled an unparalleled undefeated 159 and zero record on his way to four straight NCAA titles. He then followed his dreams of Olympic Gold to Athens where he defeated South Korea's Moon Eui Jae to win the gold. Sanderson then decided to quit competing and accept the challenge as a coach at Iowa State where he managed to qualify every one of his wrestlers for the national tournament, place second as a team and win a coach of the year award.
Penn State University
Wasatch (UT)
Iowa State
159-0
The only 4x NCAA undefeated National Champion, World Silver Medalist (Freestyle), 2004 Olympic Champion (Freestyle)
