Talk:Cael Sanderson

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[edit] Record

I wish I could find a citation for it, but it's been said that no other athlete in an individual sport has ever gone undefeated throughout their NCAA division I career. I didn't want to put it in without confirmation, but if someone wants to find it that would be great. Maybe the NCAA's record books would have it but I couln't find anything covering individual records. The records summaries only covered team wins. - Taxman ^Talk 17:13, 31 December 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Photo

Why was the photo and his olympic medal record removed?