Podcasts about ashnault

- Big matches at the RAC - Question from fan Lou Cooke: Who was the loudest rutgers fans - National Championship Run - Wrestling with Nick Suriano - Thoughts on Anthony White - Current role with the NYRTC and Columbia University - What is next for Anthony Ashnault

- Training overseas in Georgia - Preparation for Olympic Trials - Question from Matt Eaton: Did you play other sports? When did you go all in for wrestling? - Question from Chris Tonzola: Why did you not follow in your father's footsteps and attend Bishop Ahr? - Wrestling at South Plainfield - Decision to attend Rutgers University for wrestling.

- Anthony Ashnault to NYRTC - Rutgers new assistant coach - Rutgers upcoming schedule news - Rutgers vs. UPENN - Dual Championship - NIL Deals 15% off clothing at rolljunkie.com with promo code Barn15

- Ashnault to NY RTC - Rutgers schedule info: UPenn vs. Rutgers - Kurt Angle Documentary - Dual Tournament in college wresting? - Bo Nickal MMA 15% off Rolljunkie wrestling and jiu jitsu gear. www.rolljunkie.com promo code : Barn 15

Rutgers Wrestling great and current assistant coach Anthony Ashnault joins Aaron Breitman to preview the Scarlet Knights as the start of the season comes closer. They discuss his transition to coaching, the 2021-2022 roster, and much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The gang breaks down the 61 kg and 70 kg World Team Trials brackets and gives their predictions. Run of Show 0:00 - intro 0:01 - Michael K Williams passed away 0:02 - what made The Wire so great 0:06 - the new Suriano film is out 0:11 - Ashnault and Massa are out of WTT 0:13 - has Gable made it official with the WWE? 0:20 - 61 kg seeding and predictions 0:55 - 70 kg seeding and predictions 1:09 - questions from friends

New full-time assistant head coach Anthony Ashnault - a four-time All-American and 2019 NCAA Champion with the Scarlet Knights - talks coaching, recruiting, wrestling at the RAC and more in this summer update.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Rutgers, Olympics, Conner vs. Dustin

Anthony Ashnault was New Jersey's first undefeated 4x State Champion. He went on to Rutgers University to win 3 Big Ten Titles, 4 All American Finishes & 2019 NCAA Champion. He is also a 2 time Pan Am Champion in Freestyle. He currently trains at Scarlet Knight RTC. Give him a follow on Twitter @AnthonyAshnault or on Rokfin at Mobbin Media Head on over to barbarianapparel.com/bahour for singlet specials. Check out our friend Teague Moore, The Wrestling Consultant for all questions pertaining to NCAA & College Decisions. Use code "BA Hour" for a free 15 minute consultation. More info at facebook.com/thewrestlingconsultant

Recap of Jordan Pagano's podcast barely friends Rutgers weight by weight analysis on chances to make national tournament UFC report: Pat Sabatini signing & Kamaru Usman Natalie Morgan Lion fight result Recaps of Mobbin Classic & Penn St. vs. Michigan

Run of Show 0:00 - For some reason we open by talking about tacos and workout routines 0:04 - Tom Brands media press conference was electric as always 0:11 - Spartan Combat WC event live Friday night headlined by Yianni vs Ashnault 0:21 - What Ben would like to see in wrestling gambling 0:26 - Getting back to the Spartan Combat event on Friday night 0:27 - Reflecting on some terrible freestyle rules over the years 0:33 - Ben talks about some of the gambling lines he likes on the Burroughs-Taylor card 0:34 - We can’t stop talking about terrible freestyle rules 0:36 - Thoughts on Gabe Dean vs Mike Macchiavello and Vito Arujau vs Michael Colaiocco 0:37 - Breaking down some of the best college matchups of the weekend 0:39 - Bratke continues to investigate what CP thinks used to be a freestyle rule 0:40 - Back to weekend of college wrestling ahead of us 0:42 - Ben recalls a funny Jake Herbert story from 2012 Olympic Trials 0:44 - How many D1 wrestlers have come from Austin? 0:46 - Bratke can’t get over how rigged this Gilman match is 0:47 - Questions from friends

There’s a lot going on right now in the sport of wrestling! We’ve got everything from cancellations to trials to RTC cards and more. I wanna talk today about some of those topics and bring on some guests that are directly in the center of the conversation. First up, 2x NCAA Champ Yianni D and I chat 1:24 in about the Ivy League's Winter Sports Cancellation Announcement. Then, Anthony Ashnault joins the show 20:45 in to talk about his upcoming matches against Austin O'Conner and in the Flo Bracket Challenge, as well as launching Mobbin Media. Lastly, Bo Nickal joins the show 44:57 in to talk about his upcoming match with Nate Jackson, his 1-1 match with Dieringer, and his recent trip to Abu Dhabi. Of course, these topics are just a few of the many covered! If you enjoy this episode, let me know! And, be sure to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and go through the archives to hear more great stories. If you want to support the podcast, be sure to leave a 5-star rating & review on Apple Podcasts, and shop some apparel on BASCHAMANIA.com! For all partnership and sponsorship inquiries, email info@baschamania.com.

Anthony Ashnault was an UNDEFEATED 4X State Champ in the state of New Jersey as well as a National Champ for Rutgers. Tune in to hear a deep conversation about transitioning from high school to college, hear about Mobbin Media on Rokfin, and a cuppa other fun topics. It was a pleasure talking to Anthony and I look forward to seeing the match between him and my man Tyler Berger! Also -- huge shout out to Cam Kramer for the podcast art the last couple of episodes!! Check out his pics at: https://camkramerphoto.smugmug.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matawareness/support

Anthony Ashnault joins the show to talk about how culture can influence success, overcoming injury and the development of important grappling skills like grip strength, hand fighting and take downs. He also gives insight on conditioning and mindset!

Anthony Ashnault joins the show to talk about how culture can influence success, overcoming injury and the development of important grappling skills like grip strength, hand fighting and take downs. He also gives insight on conditioning and mindset! Click “read more” for listening options and show notes! Android listening options – PodBean – Stitcher Radio […]

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale host a Live Chat on the FanCred app Fridays at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Produced by MALKA SPORTS Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tyler Berger is coming off an awesome victory over another great wrestler, Joey McKenna. He tells us his thoughts on the Wrestling Underground event and what it was like getting into the cage to wrestle. We also get into his tweet about Jason Nolf (the Penn State Wrestling legend), why he did it, and the stuff people said to him after tweeting it and after the finals match that year. And lastly, we get into his 100 mile walk with Eric Schultz (197 pounder for Nebraska). Yes, they literally went for a 100 mile walk. Also, make SURE you stay till the end for a LEGENDARY call out to Anthony Ashnault. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/matawareness/support

Coming to you live on everyone's favorite day of the week...Monday! Ant and Coach catch up after missing last Friday. A lot is happening in the world of college sports as the fall semester/season approaches and will inevitably affect the upcoming wrestling year. US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale host a Live Chat on the FanCred app Fridays at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Produced by MALKA SPORTS Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coach and Ant took a couple of week to get back to business in this crazy time. They're back this week to talk wrestling, college sports, and how the pandemic is effecting an Olympic hopeful and a Top-25 D-1 wrestling program. US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale host a Live Chat on the FanCred app Fridays at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Produced by MALKA SPORTS Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com SHOW LESS 2 Comments Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Run of Show 0:00 - Ben’s got to do his taxes 0:01 - The arena the World Championships is supposed to be at is currently a COVID hospital 0:07 - Bellarmine moving up to D1 and will join SoCon 0:10 - Jenna Burkert to the Southeast RTC 0:12 - Update on Bellarmine’s postseason status 0:14 - Luke Pletcher hops on 0:15 - Pletcher breaks down how he got on the card 0:17 - Luke really doesn’t understand how wrestlers can say no to wrestling for money 0:20 - Reaction to everyone wanting to wrestle him after Ashnault withdrew  0:21 - How familiar is Luke with Darrion Caldwell and how will he prepare for the match? 0:25 - Ben really wants Luke to watch Lang-Caldwell 0:26 - Luke gives us some insight into his training situation  0:29 - Luke wasn’t surprised to learn that Caldwell didn’t know who he was 0:30 - Luke is planning on hitting a turn in this match  0:31 - A couple questions from friends about Luke’s NCAA career 0:36 - Luke hops off but is excited to put on a show 0:38 - What the event will look like on the 25th  0:40 - What made Darrion want to come back to the mat, how wrestling training is different from MMA 0:43 - Darrion said he would have beat Kyle Dake in 2011 if he was healthy 0:48 - How the Caldwell-Pletcher match came to be 0:50 - Ben is fascinated with how people become stars 0:55 - Ben has a question about college football 0:58 - More talk on Luke Pletcher’s weight classes while in college 0:59 - Questions from friends

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale host a Live Chat on the FanCred app Fridays at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Produced by MALKA SPORTS Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coach and Ant are joined by 2x National Champ, 3x Big Ten Champ, and Rutgers Wrestling Associate Head Coach Donny Pritzlaff as well as Sebastian Rivera a new Scarlet Knight transfer that is a 2x All-American and was seeded #1 in the NCAA Championships before they were cancelled due to coronavirus. US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosting a Live Chat on the FanCred app Friday, June 28th at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Produced by MALKA SPORTS Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosting a Live Chat on the FanCred app Friday, June 26th at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Produced by MALKA SPORTS Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After a crazy couple of weeks Coach Goodale and Anthony talk about few new topics in the world of wrestling as the world seems like its starting to open back up a little bit. US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosting a Live Chat on the FanCred app Friday, June 19th at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Produced by MALKA SPORTS Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Ant and Coach sit down with Kenny Monday! Monday is a former Olympic Gold-Medalist, 3x All-American, and National Champion Oklahoma State! Monday is currently the Head Coach at the Tar Heel Wrestling Club and has been inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame! US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosting a Live Chat on the FanCred app Friday, June 12th at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosting a Live Chat on the FanCred app Friday, June 5th at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

n this episode, Ashnault & Goodale sit down with Rutgers University Football Tight Ends coach, Nunzio Campanile! Coach Campanile served as interim Head Coach for the Scarlet Knights during their 2019 campaign. He also spent time as the Scarlet Knights Running backs coach in 2018 as well as Head Coach of the then state champion and national top-100 power Bergen Catholic High School Football Team. US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale hosted a Live Chat on the FanCred app Friday, May 22nd at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Fans were able to download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

n this episode, Ashnault & Goodale sit down with Head Coach of the Rutgers University Basketball Team, Steve Pikiell! During the 2019-20 season, Coach Pikiell led the Scarlet Knights to their first winning record in 14 years and their first top-25 ranking in 41 years. Coach Pikiell was also a recipient of the Jim Phelan Award for the National Coach of The Year. US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosting a Live Chat on the FanCred app Friday, May 15th at 9AM EST. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosted a Live chat on FanCred Friday, May 10th at Noon eastern. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. In this episode, Ashnault & Goodale are gonna chop it up with a man with many talents. Todd Durkin is a best-selling author, trainer, and motivational speaker. With this mix of minds in the chat, this episode is sure to have some gems to takeaway!  Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosted a Live chat on FanCred Friday, May 1st at Noon eastern. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. In this episode, Ashnault & Goodale are gonna chop it up with Assistant Athletic Director for Development at Rutgers University Marco Battaglia and Rutgers Wrestling/Gymnastics Strength Coach Mike Demarco! Marco was a consensus All-American Tight-End for the Scarlet Knights Football Team and played 7 years in the NFL. Demarco Wrestled under Scott Goodale for four years and is now working as a strength and conditioning coach for the wrestling team. Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosted a Live chat on FanCred Friday, April 24th at Noon eastern. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. In this episode, Ashnault & Goodale are gonna chop it up with Rutgers basketball phenom Geo Baker. As Rutgers went 18-1 at home in a season that cut short, Geo will give his thoughts on the growth of the Rutgers basketball program and how life as a student-athlete is going during quarantine. Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosted a Live chat on FanCred Friday, April 17th at Noon eastern. Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. In this episode, Ashnault & Goodale will be joined by UFC legend Frankie Edgar. The former UFC champ and Jersey shore native to chop it up on everything from life, wrestling, family, combat sports and more. Inquiries? Contact Kevin@MalkaSports.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale are hosting a Live chat on FanCred Fans can join the show live via their phone or computer as a guest and ask questions to Goodale and Ashnault. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. In this episode, Ashnault & Goodale will be joined by Todd Frazier, long time MLB veteran, Rutgers Grad and Jersey legend to chop it up on everything from life, wrestling, baseball and beyond. You can also watch the show live on the Malka Sports Youtube Channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

US National Team member, Anthony Ashnault and Rutgers Head Wrestling Coach Scott Goodale hosted a Live chat on FanCred. The two will forever be linked for their success at the 2019 NCAA National Wrestling Tournament when Ashnault capped off an undefeated season with a National Championship at 149lbs and Goodale was named NCAA Tournament Coach of the Year. Download FanCred at FanCred.com or in the App store and hit the green FanLine button during the live show to come on-air. Among the topics they'll touch on, feelings on the Olympics being postponed and it's impact on Ashnault. The cancellation of the NCAA wrestling tournament and anything else fans want to discuss in this special live event. You can also watch the show live on the Malka Sports Youtube Channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this interview episode of FRL, Bader and Bray talk with Matt Storniolo, Bryce Meredith, Anthony Ashnault, and Stephen Abas Order of Show 0:00 - Matt Storniolo 0:27 - Bryce Meredith 0:57 - Anthony Ashnault 1:34 - Stephen Abas

It was announced yesterday that the Olympic Trials have officially been postponed. In having conversations with some of the athletes and coaches, I decided to have some hop on for an episode of the podcast where we talk reactions & perspectives and you can hear straight from the athletes, instead of just the chatter in the community. Enjoy! Anthony Ashnault
 begins at: 3:20 Kyle Dake begins at: 10:10 Bo Nickal
 begins at: 25:50 Gable Steveson begins at: 33:30 
Jordan Oliver
 begins at: 39:39 Wanna support the podcast? Apparel is now available at SHOP.BASCHAMANIA.COM or inquire about sponsorships by emailing baschamania@gmail.com. Be sure to follow the podcast @Baschamania on social media. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The great Anthony Ashanult takes time out of his Olympic training for some mobbin in Austin. Get to know the greatest wrestler in Rutgers program history!   0:00:00 - I kick things off by forgetting how many episodes I’ve already done and then talk about Tool because they were in town. Tool kicks ass, plain and simple, end of story! 0:04:45 - Please welcome four-time All-American and NCAA champion at Rutgers and 2020 Olympic hopeful Anthony Ashnault to the stupid podcast. 0:12:30 - How did Ashnault get to Austin and what is he doing here? 0:23:10 - Where did ‘Mobbin’ come from and what does it mean? 0:33:00 - “Penn State was my dream school growing up as a kid.” 0:37:30 - Anthony’s Pan-Am plans and beyond. 0:50:00 - Anthony’s long history with our marketing chief Joe Kania and growing up with an older brother who wrestled. 0:58:15 - Ashnault begins his epic high school career at South Plainfield. 1:14:00 - Despite everyone telling him he’d never make it at Rutgers, Anthony explains why he committed anyway, followed by several tough conversations with four other coaches. 1:20:30 - Reflecting on a legendary career as a Scarlet Knight 1:28:30 - What does Anthony do in his free time? 1:35:00 - The outro, and a quick digression about the over rated Derek Jeter!

Billy Ashnault wrestled at Rutgers University from 2010-2012 after transferring from Lock Haven. He talks about growing up in South Plainfield, NJ, a town with an excellent wrestling program, his tremendous high school career, what led him to Lock Haven, and what led him to transfer to Rutgers, wrestling in a few different weight classes, qualifying for the NCAA Championships 3 times, and coming within one win of being an All-American. Billy also chats about joining the Rutgers Wrestling coaching staff as the Director of Operations after he graduated, spending 7 years in that position. During that time, his brother Anthony wrestled at Rutgers, so he touches on what the player/coach relationship was like. Billy describes what watching Anthony win the 2019 National Championship was like, getting married a week later, and his current position as head coach of Christian Brothers Academy High School Wrestling.

On Episode 4 of the BASCHAMANIA Podcast, we talk to 2019 NCAA Champion Anthony Ashnault. Undefeated in high school winning 4 state titles in one of - if not thee - toughest state tournaments in the country, Anthony has made a name for himself in the sport of wrestling and has become a household favorite... especially in the state of New Jersey. At this point in his career though, he’s looking to make a household name for himself in the entire US. How? Give this episode a listen! Wanna support the podcast? Apparel is now available at SHOP.BASCHAMANIA.COM or inquire about sponsorships by emailing baschamania@gmail.com. Be sure to follow the podcast @Baschamania on social media. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this Episode, I bring you Anthony Ashnault. He is an Undefeated 4x New Jersey State Champion, 4x All American, and Undefeated NCAA Champion for Rutgers University. We talk about how he was born into the sport of Wrestling, His Obstacles that he had to Overcome, How he has Grown to be the Champion he is Today. He shares some great knowledge about how to Set Goals and Aim High when trying to be The Best! @Aashnault2020

57 kg – 61 kgOn this episode Ben Askren and Dernlan breakdown the mini-tournament of the 2019 World Team Trials. They start out at the 57 kg weight class where Thomas Gilman beat Darian Cruz to head to the best of three finals. They also discuss the 61 kg weight class which is not an Olympic weight class and where some of those guys will go whether that’s up in weight to 65 or down to 57. Nico Megaludis who lost to Tyler Graff in the mini-tournament finals is an example of a guy who announced he will be going down to 57 kg. Moving down in weight is not a small task by any means and takes a lot of time upwards of a year.65 kg (10:17)The first match they break down is Jason Ness who got tech falled by Dom Demas. That is not something we’ve come to expect to happen to Ness although Demas has proven himself a force to be reckoned with. Demas went on to battle Jaydin Eierman in the consolations losing in a huge scoring match 20-15. Overall there are a lot of extremely talented young wrestlers at this weight class.70 kg (17:08)Askren didn’t expect to Anthony Ashnault to make the finals here but he is another really young wrestler immediately making an impact on the national scene. Ashnault will most likely go down to 65 kg next year. Askren and Dernlan disagree on if James Green will go up or down in weight.74 kg (22:00)Askren was blown away when Logan Massa beat Thomas Gant in the semi-finals of the mini-tournament 5-4. Dernlan talks about the difference in responsibility when you’re competing for a team vs when you’re competing representing yourself in freestyle. Jason Nolf looked great throughout the tournament. Askren likes that Nolf made the move to 74 kg now and didn’t wait.79 kg (25:20)Askren trains closely with Nick Becker who recently signed with the Badger RTC and took third place dropping to Mark Hall. In the finals, Mark Hall lost to Zahid Valencia 5-0. Even with such a close score Askren and Dernlan agree Valencia’s win was pure dominance. After this match, no one would have expected the outcome of the best of three finals against Alex Dieringer. These three guys are all wrestler who cannot get down to 74 kg which makes 86 kg a brutal weight class to be in as the 2020 Olympics approach.86 kg (35:35)Nick Heflin looked good throughout the mini-tournament but couldn’t get it done in the finals. Askren and Dernlan hope David Taylor is ready to compete at Final X.92 kg (36:37)Michael Macchiavello beat Hayden Zillmer in the finals. Askren and Dernlan agree Macchiavello has a good opportunity to go down in weight and compete.97 kg (38:40)Ty Walz turned it around from the U.S. Open and did well throughout the mini-tournament to make the finals.125 kg (39:41)Heavyweight was an exciting weight class during the World Team Trials. Gable Steveson being the shining star throughout. Given Steveson’s age and skill Dernlan and Askren are fully on board the Steveson train and are excited for Final X.

New Wrestling DataOn this episode, Ben Askren and Matt Dernlan talk about Beat the Streets, as well as all the exciting upcoming events surrounding the podcast. Askren starts off with the news that he along with a handful of wrestlers from Askren Wrestling Academy have finished collecting data from the U.S. Open Wrestling Championships. Dernlan is surprised when Askren says that are a lot of similarities in the numbers when you compare the new data to the 2018 World Championships data. He thought there would be drastic differences in certain areas when comparing an international tournament to a domestic one. One interesting difference was under defensive scores, down block go behind went from being the number one at Worlds to number four at the Open. Another point brought up is if in the future they can breakdown the data round by round to see how techniques change from the level of competition being faced.Kayla Miracle (6:05)4x WCWA National Champ and 3x U.S. Open Champ Kayla Miracle stopped by Columbus before heading down to Dallas for the U23 Team Trials. Miracle has an extremely busy upcoming schedule. She will compete at the U23 Trials then the Senior World Trials, and then Final X.Giving Back (8:39)Dernlan gives his respects to Askren for using his platform to help grow the sport and bring a lot of eyes to a great cause that is Beat the Streets. Askren had every reason not to compete including being in the middle of training camp for his upcoming UFC fight but he chose to dedicate his time to shine a light on the sport of wrestling. Askren elaborates on his quick speech after the Jordan Burroughs match when he talked about supporting not only Beat the Streets but all of wrestling because it changes lives. Askren talks about all the ways wrestling can have an amazing influence on a young person. One example is having something in your life that challenges you and forces you to be better than you already are. Askren talks about how much wrestling has done for him and his life and that is the reason why he feels it is so important to give back.Beat the Streets (19:42)Breaking down the event Askren brings up the electricity in the air when Yianni Diakomihalis took on Bajrang Punia. He feels like you could replicate that energy every year if you did nation vs nation, for example, USA vs Russia. Another point is that this event showed beyond a few upsets that it really takes some time to develop at the senior level to rise to that elite status. Another impressive showing at BTS was from Jack Mueller. Mueller put on a clinic against Nick Piccininni winning 10-0. Mueller is qualified for the World Team Trials for being last year’s U23 world team member. The last match they breakdown is James Green vs Anthony Ashnault. It looked like to Dernlan that James Green had motivation due to the expectations of a competitive match that came from Ashnault dominating at the Pan American Championships.Nick Suriano vs Joe Colon (36:58)2019 NCAA Champ Suriano beats World Bronze Medalist Colon 3-1. Dernlan breaks down Colon’s game and how Suriano’s defensive style didn’t allow for Colon to execute where he’s best at. The question before Beat the Streets was how good is Suriano at Freestyle and while that question isn’t fully answered, he looked really good and it poses the next question will we see Suriano at World Team Trials? Askren doesn’t know why Suriano wouldn’t. He has beaten Daton Fix who he would face if he drops to 57 kg and now he has beaten Joe Colon if he decides to stay at 61 kg.David Taylor (42:44)31 seconds into his match against Drew Foster, Taylor suffers an injury and is forced to injury default in order to not cause any further damage. Everyone is hoping the injury was not serious and Taylor can continue his dominance at Final X. Dernlan talks about how the end goal is next years Olympics so if he has to forgo the 2019 Worlds in order to get healthy and compete for Olympic Gold he’s sure he would. Overall it was very unfortunate.J’Den Cox vs Patrick Brucki (45:26)Dernlan talks about how Cox might be one of the most under-appreciated wrestlers in the world. He is one of the best wrestlers to come out of the United States in recent years and has a resume that can stand up to anyones. On top of all of that he’s only 24 years old.Yianni Diakomihalis (48:26)It’s crazy to think about the last 8 weeks Diakomihalis has had winning an NCAA Championship, U.S. Open Championship, and beating one of the best wrestlers in the world at Beat the Streets. Askren and Dernlan discuss the levels Diakomihalis has already grown and to think he’s only 20 years old is amazing.

The Scarlet Spotlight is honored to welcome Rutgers wrestling's 149-pound national champion Anthony Ashnault to the podcast for Episode 28. The South Plainfield, NJ native discusses his undefeated run to the title, the growth of RU wrestling and his thoughts on the future of the program. Ashnault also breaks news about his next steps post-graduation and explains why he thinks wrestling is now mainstream on campus. In the Scarlet Six, Danny and Jon talk Rutgers football on Spring Game Eve, break down RU men's lacrosse's path to the NCAAs, chat about the departure of Jay Young from the RU men's hoops coaching staff and cover spring sports results!  Learn more and stay up to date at thescarletspotlight.com Email - thescarletspotlight@gmail.com Join the Facebook Group - The Scarlet Spotlight Follow the show on Twitter - @scarletspotRU Instagram - @thescarletspotlight/ Follow Danny Breslauer on Twitter: @DannyBreslauer Follow Jon Newman on Twitter: @jonnew

National champion Anthony Ashnault of RutgersOne of Rutgers' two NCAA Division I champions, Anthony Ashnault, joins On The Mat to talk about his championship at 149 pounds as he and Nick Suriano won the school's first NCAA individual wrestling championships. Join Andy Hamilton and Kyle Klingman as they talk to our guest and topics related to the recent happenings in and around wrestling.Show Segments0:41 - Our own John Mellencamp1:21 - How about Rutgers?3:50 - Mekhi Lewis - who was surprised?6:30 - When was the last time you saw an epic comeback?11:00 - Scouting and video playing a role today13:30 - Recapping the D1 tournament19:00 - Some Gable Museum Renovation video stuff20:45 - Drew Foster plug24:00 - Spencer Lee things26:00 - Yianni stuff27:00 - And then there's Cassar27:40 - Who's on Andy's radar for next season? 30:00 - Scoring heavies35:00 - Anthony Ashnault InterviewSubscribe to On The Mat and listen anytimeApple Podcasts: http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/on-mat-by-national-wrestling/id968091220?mt=2&uo=4&at=11ly5X Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=61304&refid=stpr Spreaker http://www.spreaker.com/show/on-the-matSpotify http://open.spotify.com/show/1HQrVMZiXDpjzHHbkk9eQA?si=iXal80N4SKm0WzbsG_berAiHeartRadio: http://www.iheart.com/show/53-On-The-Mat/ iHeartRadio Google Play Music: http://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I3ellsqetslqn5mrhspoxf6a4suRSS: http://www.spreaker.com/show/1361022/episodes/feedSUPPORT THE SHOWAnd if you're a fan of the extensive and broad-based reach of the shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network, become a TEAM MEMBER today by going to www.patreon.com/mattalkonline. There are various levels of perks for the different levels of team membership. If you like wrestling content -- scratch that -- if you LOVE great wrestling content, consider becoming a team member. You'll get some cool stuff too.

National champion Anthony Ashnault of Rutgers One of Rutgers' two NCAA Division I champions, Anthony Ashnault, joins On The Mat to talk about his championship at 149 pounds as he and Nick Suriano won the school's first NCAA individual wrestling championships. Join Andy Hamilton and Kyle Klingman as they talk to our guest and topics […]

TDR 04/06/2019: Jeff Murphy Brendan Buckley Josh Rhoden Anthony Ashnault Eric Olanowski Emma Randall

Ben Askren and Matt Dernlan break down their picks for the best dual, match, rivalry, upset, top wrestler, pinner, scrambler, freshmen, most exciting, and overall best wrestler. Best Match (7:10)Best Rivalry (11:03)Best Upset (17:35)Best on Top (22:03)Best Pinner (26:57)Best Scrambler (28:33)Best Freshmen (32:08)Most Exciting (34:54)Overall Best Wrestler (39:42)Follow Wrestling: https://therudis.com/wrestling-news-m...Stay connected with RUDIS:Website: https://therudis.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_rudis/Twitter: https://twitter.com/the_rudisFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/rudiswrestling/The Way: A RUDIS Wrestling Podcast: https://therudis.com/wrestling-news-m...Subscribe to the RUDIS newsletter here: https://therudis.com/my-account/

They have reached the top of college wrestling! Nick Suriano and Anthony Ashnault are National Champions! Both of Rutgers Golden Wrestlers join Lance to discuss winning the title and their path to glory. They discuss overcoming adversity, their feelings the moment they finally won, their matches with Daton Fix and Micah Jordan, Coach Goodale and the Rutgers Wrestling staff, the support and praise from the Rutgers community, what's next for both of them going forward, what there achievements mean for Rutgers Athletics, and why Rutgers Wrestling will continue to rise! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Minutes 0:00 - RIP Lee Roy Smith SR 0:02 - Forfeiting out of Big Tens 0:08 - Minnesota crowd was bonkers 0:11 - We got the Rivera/Lee final and it was a doozy 0:26 - Suriano got it done at Big Tens, how does Micic get seeded? 0:41 - McKenna once again looked awesome at Big Tens 0:45 - Ashnault beat Mickey again in a fantastic match 0:50 - Nolf next topic'd Berger 0:53 - Marinelli beat Cenzo again, Joe Smith qualified 1:06 - Mark Hall pulled out the recorder for THON 1:11 - CP has no more farms after 184 at EIWAs 1:13 - Nickal is bored domination according to CP 1:17 - Nomad and CP apologize to Willie 1:24 - Seeding 285 is completely ludicrous, as is the wildcard situation 1:32 - Questions from Friends

Minutes 0:00 - Penn State dominated Ohio State 0:01 - RBY beat Pletcher in tiebreakers 0:09 - McKenna faded late against Nick Lee 0:13 - Micah Jordan barely got by JVerk 0:16 - What's going on with Brady Berge? 0:19 - Speed round through 57-74 0:20 - No Shakur against Myles Martin 0:22 - Bo Nickal pinslayed Kollin Moore 0:26 - Daniel Lewis pinned Zahid 0:29 - Penn State is the best conditioned team in the country 0:31 - Cornell put it on Princeton 0:37 - Interesting team results 0:41 - No one knows what Oklahoma State is doing 0:47 - Sebass bumped up to wrestle Micic 0:49 - Micic/Suriano this Sunday 0:53 - Fernie Silva nearly knocked off Ashnault 0:55 - Questions from friends

Don't Limit Athletic PerformanceBen Askren kicks off this week's podcast by getting Matt Dernlan's take on Certainty vs Truth which was Askren's Mental Mondays topic. Dernlan agrees that if you're telling a wrestler exactly what to do in a match, you're limiting them. You should encourage your wrestler to be able to think for themselves. If you don't learn to think for yourself when you’re in the middle of a match, you will not succeed. If a coach tells a wrestler exactly what to do, they're only setting themselves up to be questioned later if that technique does not work.Penn State vs MichiganNo. 1 Penn State defeated No. 5 Michigan 25-11 in front of nearly 16,000 fans in the sold-out Bryce Jordan Center. Askren would like to see the average attendance numbers from this season compared to 10 years ago. It seems like many big teams are selling out their venues this season.Nolf, Next Topic?At 157 lbs, Penn State's No. 1 Jason Nolf took out No. 5 Alec Pantaleo 9-2. What Askren read online and social media was that Nolf utterly dominated Pantaleo but Askren didn't feel that way when he watched the match. Starting the 2nd period, Nolf had two escapes and Pantaleo had a takedown. Dernlan thinks Pantaleo spent the match attempting to keep Nolf at bay and Nolf was more the aggressor. Askren believes this was a very winnable match for Pantaleo. He didn't think he'd be saying that about any Nolf matchup this season but he's excited about a possible rematch.Vincenzo Joseph vs Logan MassaAnother No. 1 vs No. 5 matchup took place at 165 lbs. No. 1 Vincenzo Joseph beat No. 5 Logan Massa, 4-2 with a last-second takedown in sudden victory. Askren says every time these two meet it will be close. While Joseph brought the pressure Massa was actively attacking. Dernlan believes because Joseph was putting the pressure with his snap-downs Massa found the way to get out of that was to attack.Mark Hall vs Myles AmineNo. 1 Mark Hall defeated No. 3 Myles Amine in a close 3-2 victory. Askren thinks Amine held his own in the scramble. That being said he doesn't see Hall losing in a future match and thinks he has Amine's number.Mason Parris vs Anthony CassarAnthony Cassar had a dominating win over Mason Parris with a 19-8 major decision. Both Askren and Dernlan were extremely impressed with the power Parris showed as he flipped Cassar off of him in the first period. Overall, Askren believes in a year or two Mason Parris will improve technically and be really hard to beat. Cassar and Penn State have been working on attaining a sixth season via a medical redshirt. Askren talks about how heavyweight is only going to get tougher next year with new up and coming heavyweights including Parris and Gable Steveson. Parris never gave up during his match against Cassar. Dernlan is of the mindset that you should never fall down and take the rest of a match off even if you know it's technically out of reach. Making your opponent wrestle you is the only way you can close the gap and figure them out for the next time you meet.Rutgers vs PrincetonRutgers' No. 2 Anthony Ashnault got a major decision to win the dual over No. 1 Matthew Kolodzik. Dernlan and Askren talk about the Rutgers Athletic Center (Rac) and the energy it contained at that moment. Ashnault was able to control the match in every single aspect. Dernlan can't recall a time where Kolodzik got dominated in that fashion.

Minutes 0:00 - Jersey was amazing 0:01 - Ashnault majored Kolodzik 0:12 - Rutgers/Princeton dual was fantastic, RAC was packed 0:16 - Teams that make us sad 0:23 - Penn State/Michigan at the BJC 0:49 - Some upsets and craziness in Iowa/Nebraska 1:11 - Questions from friends

Did Anyone Really Win in Daton Fix vs Nick Suriano?This weekend was filled with exciting collegiate match ups. With streaming and broadcasting services the availability of watching these duals are at your fingertips. This wasn't a reality a short time ago when it was hard to find live college wrestling. One of the highly anticipated wrestling matches this weekend was between Oklahoma State's Daton Fix and Rutgers' Nick Suriano. These two have a deep history growing up in New Jerse. They also hold claim to one of the most talked about high school matches of all time. This weekends matchup followed theme with the match lasting 34 minutes. The match actually lasted even longer than that if you include all of the time spent reviewing by the officials. Ben Askren isn't surprised that every time these two meet it goes this way due to their similar high-pressure styles. The bout finally came to a controversial close with Fix serving Suriano his first loss of the season 3-2 due to a hands-to-the-face call. Askren is excited to see Fix and Suriano wrestle other top-ranked opponents but not each other due to the way their styles match up.Kaden Gfeller vs Anthony AshnaultAskren feels Kaden Gfeller vs Anthony Ashnault was the most exciting match of the Oklahoma State vs Rutgers dual. Gfeller fell to Ashnault 9-6. Askren thinks Gfeller is losing to these top guys because he struggles to generate enough of his own offense. After the win, Ashnault celebrated by doing the pistol fingers at Gfeller. Gfeller then pushes Ashnault at the handshake and both sides got a one-point deduction as a result.Patrick Glory vs Nick PiccininniGlory vs Piccininni was another exciting match this weekend. Glory lost to Piccininni with a final score of 9-4. Askren begs Glory to stop choosing bottom until he gets better. Glory has the potential to place 3rd at the NCAA Finals which would be a remarkable achievement considering the competition and Glory's age.Nick Lee vs Tristan MoranWisconsin's Tristan Moran went to Rec Hall and gave Penn State's Nick Lee his first loss of the season in second sudden victory 12-10. This was a huge upset not only in the rankings but also Moran has been struggling with his weight at the 141 lbs weight class.Jason Nolf vs Ryan DeakinNolf was able to stop all the chatter surrounding his bout with Deakin with a 17-7 major decision victory. Askren talks about how many people believed No. 3 ranked Deakin was the guy to finally beat Nolf. It will be exciting to watch the rest of Nolf's season.Austin Desanto vs Ethan LizakThe final score of 6-1 doesn't tell the story of how dominant No. 10 Desanto was against No. 8 Lizak. Desanto, at the end of the match, shoved Lizak’s head into the mat and then started taunting the crowd. Askren is always in favor of celebrations and showmanship and didn't really have a problem with what happened after the match.

Minutes 0:00 - Take-a-palooza 0:01 - A lot to talk about in Fix/Suriano 0:02 - CP felt the refs got it right 0:04 - Willie's thoughts from on the ground 0:06 - Why weren't there any leg attacks? 0:07 - We still have no clue who's better 0:12 - Hands to the face is still happening 0:14 - Both coaches chased locked hands 0:16 - A lot of confusion about positioning after the review 0:19 - Social media melted down afterward 0:23 - What's next for Daton and Suriano? 0:26 - Lot of teams wrestling excellent schdules 0:28 - Iowa beat Minnesota 0:33 - DeSanto went wild on Lizak 0:43 - Nomad hates refs ability to remove points 0:45 - Ashnault went Pistol Pete on Gfeller 0:48 - Penn State looked sluggish 0:55 - Nolf majored Deakin, Cenzo didn't wrestle 0:58 - Questions from friends

Gene sits down and talks to CKLV Champion Anthony Ashnault. Anthony talks about dealing with adversity, pressure, and the ability to perform at a very high level consistently. WrestlingMindset.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ray Jaz interviews Rutgers National Champion 4x AA Anthony Ashnault. Anthony discusses lessons from his recent injury, college wrestling, and other issues that can arise with in the sport of wrestling.Website: Wrestlingmindset.comCourses: https://www.wrestlingmindset.com/product-category/courses/Ebook: https://www.wrestlingmindset.com/product-category/ebooks/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Rutgers Scoutcast is a weekly podcast for Rutgers fans of all varieties. in our latest episode, host Sam Hellman interviews two of the best wrestlers in New Jersey high-school history -- Rutgers' Anthony Ashnault and Nick Suriano. After the two break down their offseasons and more, Scout national recruiting analyst Brian Dohn joins the show for Scout on the Road and much more. ON ITUNES AND STITCHER Please rate, review and subscribe. To jump right into the action, a timesheet is available below for your convenience. 0:00 – Open 4:15 – Anthony Ashnault Interview 12:35 – Nick Suriano Interview 17:50 – Scout on the Road with Brian Dohn 28:15 – Blessuan Austin's ACL 32:35 – Return of the King, Greg Schiano Stories 44:00 – Rutgers Scoutcast Mailbag – NCAA Basketball Scandal & Campus Diner 55:25 – Close

Order Of Show: 0:00 - Nomad the fish boat captain 0:02 - Super 32 registration is hot, hot, hot. 0:05 - Freestyle performance at Cadet Worlds 0:08 - Jordan Decatur's match with Greece 0:14 - Aaron Brooks was extremely impressive 0:23 - Kerkvliet: 197 or 285? 0:28 - Ashnault is hurt 0:30 - Bratke's take on Geo Martinez 0:38 - Ke-Shawn Hayes, Paul Glynn, and Dane Pestano 0:42 - 157 Rankings 0:45 - 165 Rankings 0:52 - Best 149s to never win (last 10 years) 0:55 - Fun Dylan Ness matches

(0:00) - CP: Kid in a Candy Store (0:04) - What would be the wrestling equivalent of 12 missed PAT's? (0:07) - Macki stalled out to lose dual to Minny. (0:18) - ASU - tOSU (0:20) - Mark Hall Loss - Not A Bad Thing (0:23) - Meredith over McCrystal (0:28) - Kolodzik over Ashnault (0:34) - WOW!!! - Epperly over Lujan, 9-7 (0:36) - Tech vs. Mizzou (0:40) - PSU at Keystone

The Rutgers Scoutcast is a weekly podcast for Rutgers fans of all varieties. In our latest episode, we jump into the wrestling conversation as the Battle at the Birthplace approaches. The Rutgers Scoutcast sits down with two of the program's top wrestlers in two-time All-American Anthony Ashnault and returning NCAA qualifier Nick Gravina. After our interviews, Sam Hellman and Brian Dohn reflect upon the 2006 Rutgers football season on the eve of kickoff against Indiana, where the program honors the team. NOW ON ITUNES AND STITCHER Please rate, review and subscribe. To jump right into the action, a timesheet is available below for your convenience. 0:00 - Open 11:05 - Anthony Ashnault Interview 19:45 - Nick Gravina Interview 25:15 - The 2006 Season