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Additions to your list by SixShutouts66
Dick Arrington, a stalwart on Ara's original teams and later played in the NFL. He pinned most of his opponents in the first minute and single-handedly brought in many spectators. Later Big Mike McCoy.
Interestingly enough, I think the body types of our linemen (much taller and rangier) are less ideal for wrestling (or could benefit more from it).
Some minor sports (lacrosse, fencing, hockey) started as club sports, but became university-sponsored later. Others (rugby, rowing, skiing?) seemd to have died on the vine.