Aside from Gable Steveson announcing his return to college wrestling, Minnesota hasn’t been in the headlines all that much this season.

The University of Minnesota wrestling team released a video that Gable Steveson will return to NCAA wrestling and compete for the Gophers this season.

Olympic Gold Medalist and two-time NCAA wrestling champion Gable Steveson’s path to the NFL took a detour when the 24-year-old athletic unicorn was part of the final Buffalo Bills cuts on Aug. 27.

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2020 Olympic gold medalist and two-time NCAA Champion, Gable Steveson, is taking his talents to the NFL and has signed with the Buffalo Bills. According to ESPN, Steveson will sign a three-year rookie deal and will likely spend his first year on the practice squad as a defensive lineman. Here's what Gable Steveson had to say about the opportunity in Buffalo:

Every four years, the Olympic Team Trials attracts one of the greatest collections of active American wrestlers under one roof. Just how great will the 2024 Trials in State College be? Keep reading and we will tell you!

Peyton Prussin made history on January 26, 2023, by becoming the first female wrestler and the first NAIA athlete to be included in World Wrestling Entertainment’s Next In Line program.

Minnesota wrestling coach Brandon Eggum announced Monday that Olympic gold medalist Gable Steveson won’t be returning to the Gopher lineup this season, opting instead to focus his attention on his career with the WWE.

The 2023 Senior World Championships will occur in Belgrad, Serbia, September 16-24. Team USA will send 10 wrestlers per style to Belgrade to compete against the best wrestlers in the world. Check out the below article to see every world team representative for men’s freestyle, women’s freestyle, and men’s Greco-Roman.

Gable Steveson is up to his old ways of having fun on Twitter. He recently took to the app to tease a potential transfer to Iowa City and the Hawkeyes.

We likely haven't seen the last of Gable Steveson on a college wrestling mat. The Olympic champion and 2X NCAA champion confirmed with FloWrestling that he wants to return to NCAA competition next year. The Minnesota heavyweight won national titles for the Gophers in 2021 and 2022 before retiring from NCAA and Olympic wrestling. However, after making his return to freestyle wrestling this spring at the US Open and Final X, he wants to come back to NCAA wrestling as well.

I would like to start off this article by saying that I hope Team USA goes 10 for 10 at Worlds and dominates the entire way and that USA Wrestling has become so good in the past handful of years that just making the team automatically makes you a medal threat at the World Championships. Look at how many medalists are sitting home this year. That being said, I’m trying to provide information to help fans set realistic expectations. At weights where I did not predict a gold medal, I’m not saying that wrestler isn’t capable, just looking at data including past results and international fields.

Before Final X, many wrestling fans expected the US to send a veteran squad to Serbia for the World Championships in hopes of repeating as World Champs and adding to sky-high individual medal counts. While a team title and individual medals are of course on the table, the World Team that emerged on Saturday night has a mix of veterans and unexpected newcomers. All-told, six out of ten men's freestylers will join four veterans to compete in their first World Championships this September. One of the six newcomers, Gable Steveson, is an Olympic gold medalist, so while this will be his first World Championships, he's been on this kind of stage before.

Michigan Wrestling legend and 2023 NCAA champion Mason Parris scored a pinfall Thursday morning on national television.

To earn his spot at Final X 2023, Gable Steveson defeated two-time World Championships bronze medalist Nick Gwiazdowski in a technical fall victory at the 2023 U.S. Open in Las Vegas.