NC State's Max Rohskopf's senior campaign got off to a great start this year. He was down at a new weight (157) and took out two-time All American and 4th ranked Brian Murphy of Michigan by pin in his first bout of the year.

That will ultimately be the high note of the year for the Rohskopf. NC State confirmed today that Rohskopf would be out for the year due to an injury. Rohskopf, an Ohio native, was known for his unique scrambling ability as well as a punishing top game.

Wrestling fans were tipped off on Friday when NC State sent out highly-touted true freshman Thomas Bullard at 157 against Nebraska's #6 Tyler Berger. Bullard, a Georgia native, wrestled Berger tough and showed his mettle in scrambles, but ultimately fell to the Husker Sophomore.

Bullard, along with his twin brother Daniel, are key cogs in the Wolfpack's top recruiting class that also includes former #1 ranked wrestlers Nick Reenan and Hayden Hidlay. NC State confirmed that Thomas would be the 157 starter for the remainder of the season.

Thomas Bullard brings home an NHSCA Title:

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