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Old 05-19-2008, 01:18 PM   #31
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Re: Arizona State axes wrestling, 2 other men's sports

Originally Posted by cloneu View Post
Also big in places like Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, California, New Jersey, and Utah. Wrestling seems to be limited to a couple of states when you look at college success (Minnesota, Iowa, Oklahoma usually), but HS it is a lot bigger then most people seem to think.
Exactly, and when the interest for high school keeps getting larger, the Universities are more likely to add the sport as well. There was talk a couple years ago about some of the Texas schools thinking about adding it, and if the high school interest keeps rising, that possibility gets greater.

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