SOURCE: newsok.com

November 28, 2016

Lou Rosselli has spent years at the highest levels of wrestling, competing and coaching in the Olympics as well as coaching NCAA national champions.

But he was never a head coach.

Until now.

Rosselli took over at Oklahoma over the summer, and in the process, he has been charged with restoring a once-proud tradition. He knows what it takes, having spent a decade at Ohio State and helping the Buckeyes build a program that not only won its first team national title but also produced its first Olympic champion earlier this year in Kyle Snyder.

Even as OU faces a huge test this week against top-ranked Oklahoma State, Rosselli is already making some strides. He signed eight wrestlers recently, seven of which have won state titles including four with multiple titles.