Andy Elder, Centre County Gazette

His lone high school loss came in the 2012 PIAA semifinals. He was edged, 6-4, by Ryan Diehl of Trinity in District 3, the eventual champion. Sanderson says that right now Nolf is a 149-pounder, but the coach expects him to wrestle at 157 as a redshirt freshman.

He capped his senior season with a 50-0 record, with 46 pins. His career mark was 200-5 with a state-record 146 pins. He helped lead his team to four straight state championships. He’s the only heavyweight in California history to win three titles.

Taken as a whole, this may be the deepest, most talented recruiting class Cael Sanderson has assembled as he embarks on his sixth season at Penn State. Most national ratings put the class at No. 1.

It’s summer time and the living is easy, as the song lyrics say. Unless, you’re Penn State wrestling coach Cael Sanderson and his staff. If that’s the case, summer is a time for scouting, conducting camps and laying the groundwork for their next attempt at a national championship, which would be