By Jocelyn Syrstad

Collegian Staff Writer

Quentin Wright finished last season as an All-American in the 174-pound weight class. But entering this season, he was looking for more — more weight, that is.

While most people associate the sport of wrestling with cutting weight, many individuals need to gain weight in order to compete in a higher weight class.

In the offseason, Wright went from a lanky 174-pounder on the Penn State wrestling team to nearly 205 pounds. Although he is back to wrestling at 184 pounds this season, getting bigger is something he hopes to continue to do throughout his time on the team.

via Wright building frame to jump to 184 class – The Daily Collegian Online.

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