Marcus Coleman, Iowa State wrestling coach stated during a recent conversation that his team is the most successful of his career. He noted that he is anticipating a major achievement at the national championships and at the Big 12 conference championships.
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The Iowa State University wrestling team has a promising but youthful group. Marcus Coleman, a junior wrestler, is the leader of the team. As a result, they will be looking to establish their mark in national competition.
The Cyclones finished 3-2 last week and currently have a 3 game winning streak. They were beaten by the two Iowa State staples. This is the first occasion Iowa lost two games against an opponent from outside the state in four years.
The Cyclones won Coleman’s victories However, they also suffered major defeats by Tanner Hall, Kordell Norfleet and Zahid Valencia. Iowa was awarded three points in addition to these victories.
Iowa was awarded the 32 NCAA team championships. In 2004, the team has not been defeated by an opponent from within the state.
Iowa State has never won a dual meet against the Hawkeyes. The 10 matches this season were split. The recent victory of Iowa increased their record to 12-0. There’s been a lot tensions between the two programs.
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Marcus Coleman, a native from Ames currently ranks 4th in the country at 184lbs. Marcus Coleman is currently on his way to another title. He’s determined on taking his rank in his state one step higher, with the two best wrestlers making it to the NCAA competition.
It is believed that the Iowa State wrestling program is offering a huge class of recruits to town. Head coach Kevin Jackson has made it clear that Coleman is the key element of the Cyclones their future. He’s steadily improved throughout his six-year career.
After a couple of major victory last week Coleman made a leap to 197lbs and defeated the number one wrestler of the nation, Aaron Brooks of Penn State. He was named Big 12 Wrestlers of the Week.
Coleman utilized a 6-point move against Brooks in the above match. But he didn’t finish off the match by securing one of the pins.
Iowa State’s debutant Sam Colbray, weighing in at 197 pounds is another one of the winners. Colbray was ranked #18 in the position. Sam Colbray scored four victories in his initial five games.
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Marcus Coleman, an Ames hometown native now an Iowa State 184-pounder believes that the greatest of his professional career in wrestling is yet to come. After having won his first state championship in 2017, Coleman wants to claim another. The Texan is well on the way to winning another state title in 2019.
The first time since the year 2002 Ames has had three state champions. The previous two champions included Kaleb Young and Myles Wilson, both of who were wrestlers for The Hawkeye program. In the present, along with Coleman, the Cyclones want to place their stamp on the state.
Coleman, one of the top young players in the United States He is looking forward to enjoying his final year. The main objective is to win every fight in the mat.
He’s won 54 games in a row. Although it’s not unusual to see college wrestlers reach this milestone, it’s very rare to see someone do it at the NCAA tournament.
Coleman’s overall record stands at 75-38. Coleman has won two times over the top 10 players, including one win over Aaron Brooks, who is becoming the eventual champion. On Tuesday, he was named NCAA Wrestler of the Week.
Looking to make a bigger mark at nationals
When Iowa State and Iowa take the mat to compete on Saturday night, tensions will get high. There will definitely be tension. Cyclones and Hawkeyes are both known for their history of fighting that spans many decades. The two sides were able to split 10 games during the last few years. The Cyclones beat the Cyclones in their first three games, and are now on a 6-0 record. They’ll now play the Blue Pool Championship Dual.
Iowa State boasts a stellar lineup, featuring three NCAA champs. Coleman is anticipated to play significant roles in the Cyclones coming years, according to Coach Kevin Jackson. Coleman is currently ranked 4th nationally at 184 pounds.
His main goal is to be a winner in every game during the current season. He’s only been pinched once and holds one crucial ruling, along with two bonus points.
Coleman is determined to climb to the top of the rankings in the country after he was ranked in the top eight in Detroit. Coleman is already the state champion who is hoping to be a third. Throughout his college career, Coleman has steadily improved.
