At the conference tournament, Vering again defeated Munoz, this time in the semifinal round, before falling to Iowa State’s Cael Sanderson 9-5 in the championship match. Vering again lost to Sanderson at the NCAA tournament in the semifinal round when he was pinned in the first period (video below). And if anyone out there doesn’t know who Cael Sanderson is, I’ll let you in on a little secret...he was the greatest collegiate wrestler of all time. He went 159-0 in his career, the only wrestler ever to go undefeated all four years of their college career, and he won four national titles and three Hodge Trophies (like the Heisman for wrestling). So there’s not much to be ashamed of when losing to Sanderson, who also happens to be the current head coach for Penn State, which has won eight of the last nine NCAA team titles under his watch. Oh yeah, and he also won Olympic gold in 2004 in freestyle wrestling.

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