Letsgo you may have inside info here so don’t want to discount what you are saying but, to RUBaseball, there are a lot more factors at play than where the kid finished in States and at NHSCA this year. For example, when did he start wrestling? How athletic is he/how committed to the sport? What grade is he currently? Is he done growing/what weight does he project to be at, etc, etc…If he is newer to the sport or younger, athletic, projects to be a HWT and is deeply committed to the sport then he may do very well at the D1 level and may be on numerous schools radars including Rutgers. Look at Anthony Cassar. Didn’t place (I don’t even think he made it to states) in the NJ state tournament until winning it as a senior. Walked on at Penn State and beat Gable Steveson 2x to become an NCAA Champion. Sure, it’s the exception rather than the rule but my point is if the kid has talent/is an athlete/is willing to outwork others and is willing to bet on himself, then the sky is the limit. High school accolades are only one piece of the puzzle. Wish the best for him. If he is interested in RU, he should reach out to them. I’m sure the coaches would be happy to speak with him if they haven’t done so already.