No doubt these are some great student athletes, but you are not alone, not many people care about college wrestling. For all the clamor we heard in previous threads of how wrestling is such a big sport in New Jersey only 2,800 people bothered to show up at the Wisconsin meet to support a team that was ranked 12th in the nation at the time. The facts don't lie, only a few die hard fans really care about this sport and if the team drops off a bit it will be back at the College Avenue Gym in front of a couple hundred people on a good night. By the way, this is the current coach's 9th season and all he has produced is two 8th place NCAA finalists and college wrestling isn't about dual meets, it is about how you do at Nationals and under the current regime we have done next to nothing.
Here is an idea, let's move the money from this dying sport to a growing collegiate sport like hockey. Just a thought.
You need to give it a bit of time. Believe me, if you win the fans will show up. Heck, I've tuned in for PSU WVB.
In regards to Hockey, I agree with you that Rutgers would be a great school for Hockey. That being said, would PSU even have an NCAA program if someone didn't donate $100M to build a facility? Doubtful.