IU wrestling falls 32-6 to Michigan in Ann Arbor
Jan 17, 2021 7:25 pmSophomores Nick Willham and Asa Garcia picked up wins against the Wolverines.
Sophomores Nick Willham and Asa Garcia picked up wins against the Wolverines.
IU’s match with Michigan will start at noon Sunday in Ann Arbor.
Sophomore DJ Washington was IU’s lone winner.
One thing keeps IU wrestling head coach Angel Escobedo grounded — his family.
IU’s first meet will be at home against Illinois on Jan. 10.
IU wrestling will look to improve on its 2-10 record from last season.
Both of Angel Escobedo's previous recruiting classes have been in the top 25.
IU men’s basketball, men’s soccer, field hockey and wrestling have stopped voluntary workouts.
These IU athletes have potential to be at the forefront of their teams next season.
Brock Hudkins was the highest ranked Hoosier at No. 6.
The distinction is given to two athletes at IU every year.
Hoffman is a one-time NCAA qualifier.
Escobedo's experiences spurred him to speak out against injustice.
47 Hoosier athletes from five teams were announced to the team.
Derek Gilcher and Santos Cantu had a combined 293-32 record in their high school careers.
Cronin was one of two Hoosiers to qualify for the NCAA championships this winter.
Without wrestling, Angel Escobedo has spent more time at home with his family.
Hudkins was ranked in the top-10 before suffering a season-ending injury.
The Hoosiers' attendance has more than doubled over the last two years.
The Hoosiers finished 13th as a team in the Big Ten Tournament.
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