The college wrestling offseason hit something of a key milestone recently. While we are still months away from the first Penn ...

Penn State has never released the full financial details surrounding legendary wrestling coach Cael Sanderson’s contract. That has been the case since he took over the program on April 17, 2009.

Cael Sanderson college wrestling. Sanderson wrestled at Iowa State from 1999-2002 and finished with a career record of 159-0. He won four individual NCAA championships, won four Most Outstanding ...

Gold medal: Cael Sanderson defeats Moon Eui-Jae (Korea), 3-1 (6:00) Cael Sanderson college wrestling. Sanderson wrestled at Iowa State from 1999-2002 and finished with a career record of 159-0.

Cael Sanderson isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. The Penn State wrestling head coach reportedly signed a contract extension, although financials were not provided. But with Sanderson locked up ...

Cael Sanderson, far left, is known for both his immovable, stoic appearance on the sidelines and ironically for such a winning athlete, his insistence that winning isn't everything. ...

Penn State wrestling coach Cael Sanderson met the media Monday in State College, where he updated Josh Barr's injury status and addressed his team's perspective entering this week's NCAA Wrestling ...

Penn State head wrestling coach Cael Sanderson “It inspires youth to be better, to work hard, to set goals. You have around 300,000 wrestlers in the country who dream about being Olympic champions .

Penn State wrestling coach Cael Sanderson took notes during Athletic Director Pat Kraft's first all-staff meeting with a big smile. Sanderson realized quickly that he and Kraft were like-minded ...

The complete guide to Cael Sanderson's college wrestling career, including records, NCAA championships and a match-by-matching listing from his 159-0 record.

Cael Sanderson won Olympic gold after going 159-0 at Iowa State. (Ramzi Haidar / AFP via Getty Images) Penn State has now won 11 of the past 13 team national championships, all of them coming ...

That's when coach Cael Sanderson found him. The Penn State wrestling coach, who makes gratitude a core principle of his program, told Starocci that he still was the "baddest dude" at the tournament.