College wrestling
Run a college wrestling program: recruit, train, set the culture, and watch every bout.
01·Centre circle
Run the entire program. Who you recruit, how the room trains, and the plan every wrestler takes onto the mat — you make the key decisions.
Every bout is simulated move by move, and you can sit mat-side and watch it play out: the shots, the scrambles, the rides, the final whistle.
Auto Mode runs the week for you when you just want results. Or go full nerd and control every detail: practice, match plans, the lineup, the staff's week.
02·The circle
Define the culture of your program, then live up to it. Your team and recruits will notice.
Scouting starts in a recruit's junior year. Build your board, study the film, and scour the JUCO ranks for the talent everybody else missed.
Keep your wrestlers happy or they'll hit the portal. And when you are one piece short of a title run, the portal is where you find it.
Programs and recruits are inspired by real-world data. Top regional training centers develop wrestlers faster. Some states turn out more D1 recruits every year. The Ivies and the service academies field full 30-man rosters, but recruit to a higher academic bar.
03·Out of bounds
Tamper with other programs' rosters. Talk trash about them on the recruiting trail. Nobody said the recruiting game was clean.
Swap stories, trade barbs and settle scores with every other coach in the game.