Waterloo

I think a lot of folks credit Spencer with a fourth title, which he would have won but for his injuries— and not without reason. Also, he had an even higher bonus rate than Zain.

Gable is in this one

Flo has a show about the 10 best wrestlers over the last 50 years. Luckily you can see their list without listeng to the lengthy broadcast and they also say the they got their list from Chat GPT. Ben Askren, who is on the Flow list asked if Chat GPT would answer the same way if you asked again. Turns out the answer is no. I asked Chat GPT the same question, perhaps phrased differently. I got an answer that did not include Askren. Here it is: As an AI language model, I do not have personal preferences or opinions, but I can provide a list of some of the most accomplished and successful NCAA wrestlers in the past 50 years based on their achievements and accolades: 1. Cael Sanderson (Iowa State) - 4x NCAA Champion, 4x Big 12 Champion, 159-0 record 2. Kyle Dake (Cornell) - 4x NCAA Champion, 4x EIWA Champion, 4x All-American 3. Dan Gable (Iowa State) - 2x NCAA Champion, Olympic Gold Medalist, 15x All-American as a coach 4. David Taylor (Penn State) - 2x NCAA Champion, 4x Big Ten Champion, Hodge Trophy winner 5. Pat Smith (Oklahoma State) - 4x NCAA Champion, 4x Big Eight Champion 6. John Smith (Oklahoma State) - 2x NCAA Champion, 6x World Champion, 2x Olympic Champion 7. Mark Schultz (Oklahoma) - 2x NCAA Champion, Olympic Gold Medalist 8. Logan Stieber (Ohio State) - 4x NCAA Champion, 4x Big Ten Champion, Hodge Trophy winner 9. Ed Ruth (Penn State) - 3x NCAA Champion, 3x Big Ten Champion, Hodge Trophy winner 10. Adam Coon (Michigan) - 2x NCAA Runner-Up, 4x All-American, 2018 UWW World Bronze Medalist