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Indiana University TABLE OF CONTENTS 2005-06WRESTLING INTRODUCTION SEASON IN REVIEW Quick Facts and Media Information . .3 Season in Review . .46 Schedule and University Gym Information . .4 Match-by-Match . .48 Roster and Pronunciation Guide . .5 Big Ten & NCAA Championships . .51 Wrestling Preview . .6 Season Honors & Statistics . .52 Rules of Wrestling . .8 Big Ten Conference . .9 HISTORY AND RECORDS Photo Roster . .10 All-Americans . .54 NCAA Champions & All-Americans . .59 MEET THE WRESTLERS Big Ten Championships . .60 Brandon Becker . .12 Academic Honors . .61 Max Dean . .13 Season & Career Records . .62 Joe Dubuque . .14 Coaching History . .63 Isaac Knable . .15 Year-by-Year . .65 Brady Richardson . .16 All-Time Results . .67 Returning Letterwinners/Redshirts . .17 Letterwinners . .75 Newcomers . .22 Hometowns . .78 2005-06 Team . .25 IU Wrestling Tradition . .26 THIS IS INDIANA Indiana University . .88 STAFF Academic Recognition . .91 Head Coach Duane Goldman . .28 Academic Choices . .92 Assistant Coach Mike Mena . .30 Athletic Academic Services . .94 Assistant Coach Reggie Wright . .31 Student Life . .96 Volunteer Coach Coyte Cooper . .31 Student Development & Diversity . .97 Strength and Conditioning Coach Josh Eidson . .32 Campus Map . .98 Trainer Kip Smith . .32 Alumni . .99 Bloomington . .100 OPPONENTS Indianapolis . .101 Opponents . .34 Winning Tradition . .102 Series Results . .36 Wrestling Facilities . .104 IU Wrestling Tradition . .105 Athletic Facilities . .106 G Stronger & Faster . .108 N I 2005-06 INDIANA WRESTLING MEDIA GUIDE L T The 2004-05 Indiana Wrestling Media Guide is a Cover Design Beth Feickert Photography Paul Riley S production of the Indiana Media Relations Writing Kevin Martinez Presswork Metropolitan Printing, Editing IU Media Relations Staff Bloomington, Ind. E Office. Individuals wishing to reproduce any por- tion should get consent from the Media Layout Kevin Martinez R Relations staff. W 2 INDIANA HOOSIERS QUICK FACTS & MEDIA INFORMATION 2005-06WRESTLING 2005-06 HOOSIER QUICK FACTS IUHOOSIERS.COM Location. Bloomington, Ind. IUHOOSIERS.com is the official web site for Indiana wrestling. Media and fans can get up-to-date information Enrollment . 38,903 including press releases, immediate post game reports, news, Colors. Cream & Crimson stats, features and athlete bios. Founded . 1820 President . Dr. Adam W. Herbert INFORMATION ON IU Director of Athletics. Rick Greenspan Members of the media may receive IU wrestling press Facility . University Gym (2,500) releases in a number of different efficient manners. The IU 2004-05 Overall Record (Big Ten) . 16-5 (4-4/T-5th) Media Relations Department provides press releases via e-mail 2004-05 NCAA Finish (Ret. AA) . 9th (2) or via fax. If members of the media choose to receive press Head Coach. Duane Goldman releases via e-mail they may receive them as a PDF file or as a Career Record/Years . 164-90-4 (13 years) link to a media website. Assistant Coach . Mike Mena (6th season, Iowa, 1997) Members of the media may sign up to receive such press releases by visiting the official web site of IU wrestling at Assistant Coach . Reggie Wright (4th season, Oklahoma State, 2001) IUHOOSIERS.com. Wrestling Contact . Kevin Martinez E-mail . [email protected] KEY MEDIA CONTACTS Office Phone . (812) 856-0146 Associated Press . .(317) 639-5501 FAX . (812) 855-9401 Bloomington Herald-Times . .(812) 331-4355 Web Address . IUHOOSIERS.com Indiana Daily Student . .(812) 855-0760 Mailing Address . 1001 E. 17th St. Indianapolis Star . .(317) 633-9180 . Bloomington, IN 47408 Inside Indiana . .(812) 334-9722 Louisville Courier-Journal . .(502) 582-4101 MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT USA Today . .(703) 276-3735 Media Relations staff assistant Kevin Martinez is the contact IU Radio Network . .(317) 882-4848 for the Hoosier wrestling program. Feel free to contact him with WGCL Radio . .(812) 332-3366 any questions or to arrange interviews. WHCC Radio . .(812) 336-8000 Office Number . .(812) 856-0146 WISH-TV . .(317) 931-2255 Office Fax . .(812) 855-9401 WRTV-TV . .(317) 269-1433 E-mail . [email protected] WTHR-TV . .(317) 655-5754 WXIN-TV . .(317) 687-6559 CREDENTIAL REQUESTS Please direct all credential requests to Kevin Martinez. Requests may be made by telephone, fax or e-mail. Credentials KEVIN MARTINEZ are mailed when possible. If time does not permit, credentials MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF will be held at the entrance inside University Gymnasium. ASSISTANT ROAD REQUESTS Kevin Martinez is in his first year Please direct all credential requests for Indiana’s road with Indiana media relations as a staff matches to the host school’s media relations department. assistant. For the 2005-06 season, he will serve as the primary contact for women’s MEDIA PARKING soccer, wrestling, softball and the sec- Media is permitted to park in the main parking lot at ondary contact for women’s basketball. University Gymnasium. It is located on the corner of 10th Street Martinez, a native of Lubbock, Texas, came to Indiana after and the.
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