Here’s the first problem - make a list of guys to consider. Look around on current tournaments including the ncaas. You might many of the coaches are not big dudes. I’ve got some theories on this. Big guys don’t usually stick around wrestling in the college rooms after they are done. I think it’s because most guys who are over 200 lbs aren’t usually in as good shape as the guy who weighs 160 lbs and getting tossed around by college athletes in the upper weights is brutal on a daily basis. One of my good friends wrestled 197 lbs in college (ncaa finalist in the 1990s) and he coached for a couple years after. He said it was like being in a car accident every day. So my theory is it’s a very thin talent pool and this is one of the reasons. Very few college programs maintain any dominance over the years in upper weights. If they do it’s because they have a Cael Sanderson or J Robinson in the room and those guys are unicorns who stayed in coaching after the careers. The talent pool in the upper weights is also very thin as many large athletes play football instead of going into wrestling rooms in college. So recruiting upper whgts is a needle in a haystack exercise for a lot of programs. So everyone who wants a new upper wght coach might want to make a list of candidates. That list is a lot shorter than looking for a lower wght coach. And the guys often don’t coach for a longtime as getting your ass kicked everyday by current D-1 heavies isn’t for the faint of heart.