Cael Sanderson laid the foundation for a dynasty in 2010 and nine championships later, fans still anticipate success. audsnyder4 on how Sanderson sold a group of strangers on what Penn State wrestling could become. 'Just let them do their thing.”
Cael Sanderson tried to blend in as he arrived at the Holiday Inn conference center across the street from the airport in Des Moines, Iowa, in April 2009.
Many assumed — even some on Penn State’s search committee — that Sanderson would stay at Iowa State forever. And for at least a few hours the night before Sanderson needed to give Penn State a final answer, he was set on staying at Iowa State.The man with the chiseled jaw line who now sits calmly at the edge of the wrestling mat saw the potential in a Penn State program that had a proud wrestling tradition but last won a championship in 1953.
“He said it had all the raw materials required to build a real dynasty,” Lubert said. “Penn State is located in the middle of really a hotbed wrestling with New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York. He said Penn State had a great history for academics and athletics. He said the facilities were really good and that he could bring the leadership with him and his coaching staff. He thought those four things were required.
Dreibelbis was across campus in the Bryce Jordan Center in 1999 when Sanderson won his first NCAA title as a wrestler. After Sanderson won his fourth, in Albany, N.Y., Dreibelbis returned to the hotel and told Penn State supporters Sanderson was what the program needed.“They said, ‘Don’t talk so silly, he’s never coached a day in his life,’” Dreibelbis said. “I said that doesn’t matter. The kids will flock to him.
“We left the sauna having decided to stay at Iowa State,” Sanderson said via email. “We had spent a lot of time building the program. We had a tough team coming back, great recruiting class committed and were simply comfortable.
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