Iowa wrestling: Stephen Buchanan wins NCAA championship in lone season with Hawkeyes
Buchanan is Iowa's first 197-pound national champion; the weight class was created in 1999. He gave Brands his 14th individual national championship as a coach. Buchanan is the ninth different wrestler to win a title under Brands at Iowa and the first since Spencer Lee's third title in 2021.
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Most important was Buchanan securing a national title at 197 pounds. In his lone season as a Hawkeye, he became the first NCAA champion at 197 pounds for Iowa (the weight class was created in 1999). He is the 56th Iowa wrestler to win a national title − those 56 individuals have combined for 86 NCAA titles.
NCAA Wrestling Weekend That Was: Iowa’s Stephen Buchanan wins NCAA title
Stephen Buchanan came to Iowa to become a champion. Iowa needed him to accomplish that goal. Both reaped the rewards when he captured the 197-pound NCAA title. Iowa produces five All-Americans, Oklahoma State’s Wyatt Hendrickson pulls off major upset,
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