Hands down, the #1 Kansas wrestler of all-time is Melvin Douglas.
Domestically, he won eight U.S. National titles and was a member of 11 USA National teams. Internationally, he made six World teams and two Olympic teams.
In 1989, after becoming one of a handful of Americans ever to win the Tbilisi tournament, Douglas placed second at the World Championships at 180.5 pounds. Four years later he reached the pinnacle of the sport at the World Championships in Toronto, Canada, winning the gold. He followed up that success with bronze medals in 1994 and 1995.
Obviously great credentials.............but what again does this have to do with Melvin's prep career. I think too many people are drifting away from the MAIN TOPIC of this post.
