A deep dive into the state of the Iowa wrestling program and what changes can be made beyond what Tom Brands calls this "the worst year of my career."

CORALVILLE, Iowa (AP) — The Iowa City area is a fitting place to host the first NCAA women’s wrestling championships. “What is it they say? ‘Wrestletown USA?’” McKendree University coach Alexio Garcia said.

This is a matchup between two traditional powerhouses both led by Olympic champions with unique styles and personalities. It's a match made for television, and it all starts at 6pm ET on ESPN. Here's what you need to know about the probable starters for each program.

Session three of the inaugural NCAA Women’s Wrestling National Championships saw four Hawkeyes advance to title matches, as well as five others secure a podium spot. Nine of the 10 Iowa wrestlers who qualified for the NCAA wrestling tournament finished as an All-American.