Highly-touted and popular high school wrestling recruit Bo Bassett has committed to Iowa Hawkeyes wrestling. Here's what to know about the recruit.

Working itself back into winning ways, the No. 3 Iowa men’s wrestling program welcomes another nationally ranked Big Ten opponent to town this weekend. The Hawkeyes dropped to third in the NCAA Division I Coaches Poll with a 10-1 record and 375 points.

The Iowa Hawkeyes wrestling program is reloading in a massive way. After having Spencer Lee as the face of the program during his dominant run through collegiate wrestling, the Hawkeyes have landed another key piece.

There's no sugarcoating Iowa wrestling' s loss to No. 1 Penn State on Friday. The No. 2 Hawkeyes got walloped in a 30-8 loss on the road, dropping eight of 10 bouts. Coach Tom Brands didn't mince his words about his team's performance in State College, Pa.

Just when you thought the Iowa men’s wrestling program was out, the top-ranked 2026 recruit pulls it back in. Bo Bassett — one of the most highly anticipated wrestling prospects in recent memory — announced his commitment to the Iowa Hawkeyes live on FloWrestling Tuesday night.

It was a monumental, albeit quick, day for Bishop McCort (Pennsylvania) junior wrestler Bo Bassett, the nation's No. 1 recruit. Ahead of Bassett's college commitment - one of the most anticipated recruiting announcements in state history - it took him eight seconds to pin his opponents,

Bo Bassett, the No. 1 wrestling recruit in the Class of 2026, officially knows where he is going to wrestle in college. On Tuesday night, the Bishop McCort junior committed to Iowa over Penn State, Oklahoma State and Virginia Tech.