Wrestling lost a true pioneer this week. Bobby Douglas passed away at the age of 83, leaving behind one of the most impactful legacies in the history of our sport. • 2× Olympian (1964, 1968) – 4th place in 1964 • World Medalist – Silver (1966), Bronze (1970) • First Black head coach at a major U.S. university • Head Coach of the U.S. Olympic Teams (1992, 2004) • Led Arizona State to the 1988 NCAA Team Championship • 427 career dual wins Douglas was more than a coach — he was a teacher, mentor, and trailblazer who helped shape generations of wrestlers, including champions like Cael Sanderson. His influence on the sport will be felt for decades to come. Rest in peace, Coach. 🙏🏻