If there was a college in Kansas (preferably KSU) that had a D1 wrestling program, would this be our most competitive team compiled from in-state talent? Thoughts/Suggestions?

125 - Tim Elliot – Central Oklahoma
133 - Tristen DeShazer - Northern Illinois
141 - James Annon – FHSU
149 – Levi Younkin - FHSU
157 - Neil Erisman – OSU
165 - Tyler Koehn – UNL
174 – Chris Pursel – Iowa State
184 – Romero Cotton – UNL
197 – Jesse Strawn – Old Dominion
285 – Atticus Disney – Minnesota

174 - Ross Taplin - UNO

125 Jordan Keller of Cleveland State, last years Senior National Champion at 119, would make a nice addition to this team.

Don't forget about:
Cody Garcia-UNO at 125 or 133 (Division II National Champion)
Josh Baldridge-Northern Iowa 133
Aaron Ely-Edinboro 133
Jake Tannebaum-Cal Poly 133
Daniel Prater- Northern Colorado 149 (Beat Younkin at Old Chicago Northern Colorado-Open)
Joseph Cornejo-Missouri Valley 157 (Beat Erisman at Kaufman-Brand Open last year)
Scott Elliot-South Dakota Sate 174
Karl Oeser-Air Force 197
Steve Andrus-Michigan State 285
Joe Bach-Oklahoma 285
Michael Sprigg-Army 285

Pretty talented group of wrestlers to fill out 133, 174, and 285, its to bad we can't actually see what this team would look like. Just need to be thankful we have two DII schools, four jucos, and an NAIA on the way.

Grant Baker at 133-UCM

im not sure how edgemond (sp) 125 FHSU, would compare to this other guys but he would also be a very solid competitor.

oh and why not throw in CSK 184, although he is no longer wrestling out west.

I know all of those guys are good wrestlers, but I was trying to determine who is currently the best at each weight?

They might not be at a DII or DI but I think former Sabetha Blue Jays Jason Pyle @149 might need to be considered and Allyn Plattner is currently ranked 5th in the nation @ 285. Both currently wrestle at Luther College in Iowa and wrestle against those upper Iowa teams you might know on a regular basis.

Coach Brown

i think sutton-kearn could handle cotton with the two years of college experience under his belt.