Wrestling
Jordan Oliver Accepts USADA Sanction, Suspension Set
Last June it was announced that Jordan Oliver would not wrestle in the World Team Trials after winning the U.S. Open.
Details of his suspension have been released and he will not be able to wrestle until April 29, 2018.
Unfortunately based on the timing it looks as though the former Cowboy will not be eligible for the U.S. Open this year and also will not be eligible for this year’s World Team Trials, unless an exemption is put in place.
After winning the U.S. Open last year, Oliver looked to be the favorite going into the World Team Trials prior to his suspension.
Oliver was a two-time NCAA champion at Oklahoma State.
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