Austin DeSanto: NCAA Title Collector? More Like NCAA Title...Near Misser?
Ah, Austin DeSanto. A name that strikes fear into the hearts of wrestlers...well, maybe not fear, but definitely a healthy dose of respect. This wrestling dynamo has been tearing up the mats since his high school days, even handing his future teammate his only ever loss (sorry, Spencer Lee!). But there's one question that seems to follow DeSanto around like a particularly enthusiastic group of cheerleaders: how many NCAA titles does he actually have?
The Plot Thickens (or Thins, Depending on Your Perspective)
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DeSanto's wrestling career is like a Hollywood action movie: full of twists, turns, and near misses. Here's the lowdown:
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- Freshman Year: A valiant effort at Drexel, but ultimately fell short at the NCAA championships.
- Sophomore Year (Transfer to Iowa!): DeSanto showed his mettle, placing fifth at the NCAAs.
- Junior Year: Ranked number one in the nation, but COVID-19 said, "Hold on a sec, champ!" and the championships were cancelled.
- Senior Year: Finally! DeSanto snags a well-deserved third-place finish.
So, the answer you've all been waiting for: zero NCAA championships. But wait! Before you shed a tear for this talented wrestler, here's the thing: being a three-time All-American and racking up a win-loss record of 102-23 is pretty darn impressive.
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DeSanto: The Uncrowned King (Maybe Not, But Still Awesome)
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DeSanto might not have the most NCAA titles, but his talent and dedication are undeniable. He's a fan favorite known for his aggressive style and relentless pursuit of victory. Plus, the guy beat his future teammate in high school – that's gotta count for something, right?
Here's to Austin DeSanto, a wrestler who may not have the most titles, but definitely has the heart of a champion!
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FAQs for the Curious Wrestling Fanatic
- How to become a wrestling champion? Train hard, wrestle hard, and maybe avoid global pandemics that cancel championships.
- How to impress your wrestling coach? Don't lose to your future teammate in high school – that might leave a lasting impression (although maybe not the best one).
- How to be a good sport (even when you don't win)? Shake your opponent's hand, congratulate them, and remember, there's always next year (unless there's a global pandemic).
- How to follow Austin DeSanto's wrestling career? Keep an eye on wrestling news and upcoming tournaments. This guy's bound to make a splash (hopefully not literally, wrestling mats are slippery enough!).
- How to avoid getting tricked by clickbait wrestling headlines? Read beyond the headline and look for reliable sources. This way, you won't accidentally believe DeSanto wrestled a bear and won (although, that would be an impressive feat).
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