Today, The Wall Street Journal, The Cornell Daily Sun, Ithaca Journal, themat.com, wrestlingreport.com, flowrestling.com, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and many more. With over 14,000 likes on Facebook and nearly 4,000 Twitter followers, Cornell Wrestling remains one of the most followed Division-1 wrestling programs in the country. Koll accomplishes this through a number of means; however, as of fall in 2010 he invented an unofficial wrestling mascot known as Redman. While the mascot for Cornell University is the Big Red Bear, Koll felt the need to create a mascot solely for the wrestling team. His appearance is representative of the sport itself, wearing red spandex's covering from head to toe, coupled with a white Cornell Wrestling singlet. Additional attributes include: sunglasses, Cornell C tattoo, wrestling shoes and wrestling headgear. Although Redman's identity remains secret, he promotes the program through his acrobatic dance moves at wrestling events. Koll specifically markets wrestling matches using Redman in commercials posted on Facebook and YouTube. In November 2010, The Cornell Daily Sun interviewed Redman asking him 10 questions about his originality and purpose. Facilities The Friedman Center is the home of Cornell Wrestling. The first arena in the nation built solely for wrestling, the Friedman Center opened in January 2003 on Campus Road. Named for alumnus Stephen Friedman and trustee Barbara Benioff Friedman, the 15,000-square-foot building was designed bu CannonDesign with state-of-the-art training and weight rooms with custom-designed weight machines. It features a 1,000-seat arena, a student lounge, and locker rooms. The arena floor was specially designed with "extra yield" for wrestling matches. Notable Cornell Big Red wrestlers Charles Ackerly – Olympic gold medalist in freestyle wrestling at 1920 Summer Olympics David Auble – Olympian at 1964 Summer Olympics in freestyle wrestling, two-time NCAA Wrestling Champion Kyle Dake – Olympic bronze medalist at 2020 Summer Olympics in freestyle wrestling, four-time World Champion, first four-time NCAA Wrestling Champion in four different weight classes Gabe Dean – freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestler for team USA, two-time NCAA Wrestling Champion and four-time All-American Joe DeMeo – head coach of several USA Wrestling World Teams Yianni Diakomihalis – two-time Cadet World Champion in freestyle wrestling, three-time NCAA Wrestling Champion, 2022 World silver medalist Nahshon Garrett – NCAA Wrestling Champion and four-time All-American Travis Lee – two-time NCAA Wrestling Champion and four-time All-American Phil Oberlander – Olympian at 1964 Summer Olympics in freestyle wrestling Cam Simaz – NCAA Wrestling Champion and four-time All-American