David Taylor was certain he’d never wrestle again when he first interviewed for the Oklahoma State head coaching job.

New Oklahoma State wrestling coach David Taylor proved he can still compete at the top level. On Saturday, Taylor won the 92-kilogram weight class of the United States Senior World Team Trials in Omaha,

Oklahoma State head wrestling coach David Taylor won the 92-kilogram competition at the United States Senior World Team Trials this weekend,

There were four wrestlers competing that had ties to Penn State in former Nittany Lion and current Oklahoma State head coach David Taylor (92 kilograms), current team members Levi Haines (79 kg) and Connor Mirasola (92 kg) and future athlete PJ Duke (70 kg).

Cael Sanderson, a 2004 Olympic champion, briefly came out of competitive retirement in 2011 — while coaching Taylor at Penn State — and finished fifth at the world championships.

Oklahoma State head wrestling coach David Taylor met with the media Wednesday in Stillwater to discuss his victory at the U.S. Senior World

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