One of the last big names on the 2024 High School Big Board, Kyler Larkin, has made his college decision. The #3 ranked 132-pounder in the country will be staying close to home to join the Arizona State wrestling program.

Larkin has been a staple on the high school wrestling scene throughout his career. He earned a spot in Who's Number One this fall by winning a tough Fargo bracket at 132 lbs. Last week, he took home a title from the college division at the Reno Tournament of Champions at 133 lbs.

Larkin's fargo title at 132 lbs

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The #17 ranked recruit in the class of 2024 joins #10 Pierson Manville in Arizona State's class. Manville is currently the top-ranked 144-pounder in the country.

Much of Larkin's decision to stay close to home had to do with his ability to train with his older brother Kaleb who just qualified for the 2024 US Olympic Trials by winning the Bill Farrell Memorial International in November. "I made a lot of progress this past year and last year, and it was really just from being able to work with my brother Kaleb . I feel like he makes me better not only as a wrestler but as a person too and he's a great role model for me. So it'd be really hard to leave him."

Kyler's father Eric Larkin was an NCAA champion and a Hodge Trophy Award winner for the Sundevils.

Larkin documented his college commitment process on his growing YouTube channel. Check out his video below.