COLUMBUS, Ohio — Wrestler Kyle Snyder had already done enough to make an argument for his place as one of Ohio State’s greatest athletes, but after his final championship performance, there can be no debate. If there were a Mount Rushmore for Ohio State’s greatest athletes — factoring in only their accomplishments while they were in college — one of the four spots would belong to Snyder. That’s not said lightly given some of the names that have come through Columbus over the years, but Snyder is a generational athlete that Ohio State fans will look back on with a reverence reserved only for a special few. He leaves Ohio State having won three individual national championships, the first college wrestler since 1989 to win three consecutive titles at heavyweight. Snyder also contributed greatly to the Buckeyes’ only team championship in program history, making the final at 197 pounds as…
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