Anthony Ferrari is headed to Iowa. The future Hawkeye announced his commitment via social media Monday afternoon.

A fourth-place finish at Big 12s and 14th at NCAAs might have left Oklahoma State fans shaking their heads after this season, but the future is bright in Stillwater. The Cowboys get a national champion back next year and will incorporate some new blue-chip recruits to a lineup that needs a spark. Not even factoring in the freshmen, OK State currently sits at #4 in the way too early 2023 NCAA rankings.

Coralville, Iowa is hosting Junior and Senior Nationals. Below, we preview the senior men's freestyle weight classes and the junior men's freestyle weight classes. The latter also serves as the team trials for the UWW Junior World Championships.

Junior and Senior Nationals are a few days away, and registrations are looking solid. Take a look at everyone who's registered to compete for spots on the Junior World Team or in the Senior World Team Trials.

Oklahoma State will have two Ferrari's starting in the fall of 2022. #15 on the Junior Big Board Anthony, who is the younger brother of current OSU freshman AJ, announced his commitment to the Cowboys via Instagram this afternoon.

In perhaps the strangest recruiting year of all time, Super 32 will be the first major national high school wrestling event since March when most events were canceled due to COVID-19. Dozens of the top uncommitted seniors and juniors will compete. Before the action kicks off on Saturday, get familiar with the names that many college coaches will have their eyes on this weekend.

As the only entry ranked in the top five, Anthony Ferrari has to be considered the favorite at 152-pounds, but like every other weight, there will be scads of challengers for the belt. Indeed, this bracket may end up being the most chaotic of them all.