He's one to watch this season! Jared Krattiger earned a 6-2 decision vs. Illinois' DJ Shannon at 174 pounds 📸: @StacySchiesl

Proud to see Jared on the list! #alumni

Absolute savage!!!

For fans keeping track, that's a 2nd upset victory today for the #Badgers! #19 Jared Krattiger over #15 Allar 5-3 decision! #UpsetAlert 🚨 TEAM SCORE: WIS 7 MINN 15

Another upset in Madison! This time Jared Krattiger upsets Jake Allar in a 5-3 decision. Wisconsin Wrestling

Kratty's hard work is getting noticed! Jared Krattiger climbing the rankings at 174 pounds 1⃣5⃣ Trackwrestling 2⃣2⃣ FloWrestling

At this time I have decided to leave UW-Madison and enter the transfer portal. Madison will always hold a special place in my heart. I look forward to what the future holds.

Excited to announce that I will be continuing my education and wrestling career at the University of Minnesota! 〽️

A new face enters the fold as Jared Krattiger joins Minnesota ahead of the 2021-2022 season! 〽️ Read up on the newest Gopher grappler as he speaks on his future goals and what he's looking forward to the most as he prepares for his career with the "U". z.umn.edu/6y13

Minnesota Wrestling So grateful to have Jared join the squad... great person and amazing worker!!! 💪

The moment the Bucks won the championship 🏆

GABLE STEVESON WITH A COMEBACK ON THE CENTURY. TWO TAKEDOWNS IN 20 SECONDS AND HE IS THE OLYMPIC CHAMPION!!!!!!!

We spent 20 years and countless trillions in Afghanistan to lose it in 4 days 🤦

It's 6:15 a.m. CT in Wisconsin and the #RyderCup first tee is coming alive. 🗣 x.com/ShaneRyanHere/…

Cade DeVos (SDSU) MFFs out of the 174-pound finals, with means Jared Krattiger will round out the Gophers with 6 champions here at the Bison Open! #Gophers // #SkiUMah

125kg title from Hayden Zillmer highlights a solid day at the Bill Farrell Memorial, as we walk away with four medalists on the day!

Da Boyz Gopher Wrestling Club 〽️

KRATTY PICKS UP THE RANKED DUB! 〽️ He uses a pivotal first period takedown to knock off #33 Brevin Cassella!

Let’s put this to rest pls…

I agree with DT on this. Go behinds were my go to takedown in highschool and college. I wouldn’t say I was the most “offensive” wrestler in terms of shooting to opponent legs. But I was always working to get a quick go behind because it was quick and efficient.