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The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference has fined Chadron State College for behavior by a student athlete who was attending a softball game against New Mexico Highlands last month.

Las Vegas is on everyone's mind who follows the world of Division I wrestling and that also means me. There's a bunch of Vegas-related content in the newsletter today, so again, you can find out how to get that daily at the end of the show. I was on the mic Thursday here in the Twin Cities - more on that in a bit, this is Short Time Shots, a look at the day's results in and around college wrestling. Right now, if you hear any banging around, it's because I'm getting a new furnace installed this morning. Yup. Thankfully before it his absolute zero here this winter. Our installer used to wrestle, too. Links: Did you know you can find all the D1 dual meet scores and links to their results at collegewrestlingscoreboard.com AND I've added another redirect to help you follow all the tournaments from every division at collegewrestlingtournaments.com. As to the aforementioned Minnesota match, Division III's top-ranked team, Augsburg, blanked No. 25 Loras 46-0 at Si Melby Hall. Augsburg won four matchups between ranked wrestlers, including returning national champion Sam Stuhl earning an 11-2 major decision over No. 13 Jalen Schropp at 141 pounds. Top-ranked heavyweight Tyler Kim and 184-pounder Bentley Schwanebeck-Ostermann picked big bonus victories - Kim with the fall and BSO (his name is too long to keep repeating) with the tech. Other scores around Division III saw Carthage beat Elmhurst 29-15, and Central, that's it, just Central, pushed past Augustana (Ill.) 36-9. UW-Stevens Point trounced UW-Oshkoh (B'Gosh) 40-18. Augustana did beat Simpson (Iowa) The only Division I match of the night featured a pair of transitional programs as Bellarmine heads out to Missouri and beat Lindenwood 35-7. There were some exciting duals in Division II, including Kutztown winning the last five bouts to pull away past Seton Hill 34-15. Both of Kutztown's ranked wrestlers - No. 11 Dalton Gimbor at 165 and third-ranked Matthew Weinberg at 184 - won. Gimbor beat Kane Kettering while Weinberg picked up a forfeit. I hate forfeit. Millersville beat East Stroudsburg 23-19. Colorado School of Mines won the last six weights to top New Mexico Highlands 31-13. Colorado Mesa beat rival Western Colorado 24-17. Davenport beat NAIA Cleary 37-12. Down south, Coker blanked Bluefield State (that's in West Virginia), while Belmont Abbey beat Emory & Henry 48-3. Emory & Henry is transitioning from Division III to Division II. In the NAIA, Ottawa beat Avila 35-13. On the women's side, Grand View beat Central Methodist 27-18, Cedar Crest beat Alvernia 32-16 in the school's first ever home women's wrestling dual. Sioux Falls new women's program improved to 2-0 with a win over Minot State 39-13 and Lock Haven beat Elmira 35-12. Subscribe, for free, to my Daily Wrestling News. Get it for free at mattalkonline.com/news, sign up free today. That's as always, delivered by our longtime friends at Resilite.

New Mexico Highlands head men's basketball coach Mike Dominzquez joins The Pit Press Podcast to talk about growing up loving basketball in  Española, his high school career at Capital and how he turned his love of the game into a coaching career.

The "Top of the Mountain RMAC Football" Podcast brings you all the electrifying plays and pivotal moments of Weeks 6 and 7! Dive into the jaw-dropping performance of CSU-Pueblo as they steamroll New Mexico Highlands and revel in Colorado Mines' triumphant victory over South Dakota Mines, preserving their undefeated glory. Who made it to the elite Top 25 of the DII Rankings from RMAC? We've got the insights! With a crucial face-off brewing between Colorado Mesa and Adams State, and Colorado Mines setting their sights on Black Hills State, which team will rise and which will face a rocky descent? Plus, get an eagle-eye view of the standings and see who's positioned for ultimate mountain dominance. Join us for the ascent! #RMACRundown #MountainMajesty

Some call it fate, luck, or even serendipity, but today's guest will show you how all of those don't mean anything if you don't make the bold decisions that come along with them. Bob's coaching began with an issue of Runner's World showing him that coaching was more than 'run a few miles on the trails each day.' A drive through Las Vegas, New Mexico introduced him to New Mexico Highlands and a training run with a partner in Chucks (the Converse shoe) led him to a career of fulfilment. You'll enjoy this week's episode as you learn the journey of Bob DeVries the head Cowboy of NM Highlands University. WATCH ON YOUTUBE   Want to have an exploratory conversation about YOUR track equipment needs? Connect with us: Host Mike Cunningham on Twitter: @mikecunningham Email: sales@gillathletics.com Phone: 800-637-3090 Twitter: @GillAthletics Instagram: @GillAthletics1918 Facebook: facebook.com/gillathletics LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/gillathletics/

Join our NCAA Addicts Andy (Cross Country runner at New Mexico Highlands) and Burgo (Punter at Weber State University) as they recap their weeks in the NCAA.Listen for insight on the NCAA collegiate system and stay for the laughs and stories that the boys bring forward, this week Andy's NCAA D2 XC Nationals race in Seattle and Burgo's FCS Playoff experience.And of course, our hilarious every week segments analyzing the USA!If you are interested in NFL Fantasy Football, check out the other episodes on the channel and follow the socials: Instagram: @thefantasyaddicts Twitter: @TheFBAddicts

Join our NCAA Addicts Andy (Cross Country runner at New Mexico Highlands) and Burgo (Punter at Weber State University) as they recap their weeks in the NCAA. Listen for insight on the NCAA collegiate system and stay for the laughs and stories that the boys bring forward, along with their every week hilarious segments!If you are interested in NFL Fantasy Football, check out the other episodes on the channel and follow the socials: Instagram: @thefantasyaddicts Twitter: @TheFBAddicts

Join our NCAA Addicts Andy (Cross Country runner at New Mexico Highlands) and Burgo (Punter at Weber State University) as they recap their weeks in the NCAA. Listen for insight on the NCAA collegiate system and stay for the laughs and stories that the boys bring forward, this week Burgo recaps the infamous four safeties in one game and Andy recaps his RMAC Cross Country Race. If you are interested in NFL Fantasy Football, check out the other episodes on the channel and follow the socials: Instagram: @thefantasyaddicts Twitter: @TheFBAddicts

Join our NCAA Addicts Andy (Cross Country runner at New Mexico Highlands) and Burgo (Punter at Weber State University) as they recap their weeks in the NCAA. Listen for insight on the NCAA collegiate system and stay for the laughs and stories that the boys bring forward, this week Burgo Fumbles and our normal segments!If you are interested in NFL Fantasy Football, check out the other episodes on the channel and follow the socials: Instagram: @thefantasyaddicts Twitter: @TheFBAddicts

Join our NCAA Addicts Andy (Cross Country runner at New Mexico Highlands) and Burgo (Punter at Weber State University) as they recap their weeks in the NCAA.Listen for insight on the NCAA collegiate system and stay for the laughs and stories that the boys bring forward, this week both boys are hilariously depressed by their performances over the weekend.If you are interested in NFL Fantasy Football, check out the other episodes on the channel and follow the socials:Instagram: @thefantasyaddictsTwitter: @TheFBAddicts

Join our NCAA Addicts Andy (Cross Country runner at New Mexico Highlands) and Burgo (Punter at Weber State University) as they recap their weeks in the NCAA. Listen for insight on the NCAA collegiate system and stay for the laughs and stories that the boys bring forward, this week Burgo's questionable end zone celebration.If you are interested in NFL Fantasy Football, check out the other episodes on the channel and follow the socials:Instagram: @thefantasyaddictsTwitter: @TheFBAddicts

Van and Rob handle business while Fred is away at New Mexico Highlands.

Brianna Finch joined the Boston University women's basketball staff in June, 2021 as the program's assistant coach/recruiting coordinator. Owning nearly 20 years of coaching experience, Finch served as Davidson's director of player development for the past year, where she assisted with opponent scouting, film analysis, player development and recruiting efforts. Prior to her time with with the Wildcats, Finch spent a year as an assistant coach at Florida International University and spent the prior three seasons on staff at Barry University. Finch additionally led the New Mexico Highlands University program for two seasons and got her first head coaching position with the Lemvig Basketball Club in Denmark in 2013. A dynamic recruiter on the national and international level, Finch was selected as one of 30 participants for the 2019 Women's Basketball Coaches Association's NEXT UP program. Finch received her bachelor's degree in 2002 in business administration/marketing from Sonoma State and completed her master's of arts in human performance and sport from New Mexico Highlands in 2018.

Welcome back for more #RMAC football coverage presented by division2football.com! We have a packed show for you and we even went a little longer but you will enjoy! We start with a look back at last week's #GOTW between New Mexico Highlands and Colorado Mines, then Jimmy is joined by #Gliac columnist and host of the GLIAC weekly podcast, Jake Riepma to discuss the top 25 match-up between CSU-Pueblo and Grand Valley State. FInally Jimmy breaks down the upcoming #GameoftheWeek which features the 74th #ColoradoCLassic between Western Colorado and Adams State! The second longest running rivalry in the state for Colorado colleges is on and Jimmy will break it all down for you! Be sure to follow Jimmy's other podcasts to keep up with what he has planned for this show! FOllow @FeOTBpod and listen to the Far End of the Bench every Wednesday for more sports content! Then follow @DaygoExpress and listen to new entertainment episodes every other Tuesday! If you are able please donate to the #BoxStateBruins trip fund so they can get out to #LasVegas and represent #Colorado with the best players in the country for their age group! https://givebutter.com/v0QOQC

New Mexico Highlands University Wide Reciever Petey Reaves joins The Party! Reaves is entering his Senior season at NMHU, after starting his career at Lackawana Comunity College and then moving on to East Los Angeles Community College. Petey joins the show to discuss his football journey, how a kid from North Carolina has found himself in the middle of New Mexico, JUCO Football Life, and More! Andy starts the show with a chat about MLB All Star Weekend, Team USA, the NBA Finals, plus an Illini update.MERCH: https://www.bonfire.com/brand-new-brew-party-merch/BUY ME A BREW: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thebrewpartyYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9JTHiXe7bcP9soNYktvOCAINSTACART: https://instacart.oloiyb.net/5ONoNBUZZSPROUT: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=836818LIKE, RATE, COMMENT, REVIEW, SUBSCRIBE!!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thebrewparty)

Todd Zipper believes there will always be a place for a bachelor's degree. But don't think that will ever be enough. In this episode, The president of Wiley Education Services predicts a microverse of education institutions that will continually support lifelong education and points to a truly hybrid classroom of the future.“This pandemic has shed light on the importance of providing flexible, outcomes-focused learning experiences to students, while also proving the dire need for more jobs central to this crisis – specifically those in healthcare and social work,” said Zipper. Wiley Education Services, part of John Wiley and Sons Inc. (NYSE: JW-A) (NYSE: JW-B), recently signed five new university partnerships including University of Montana, New Mexico Highlands University, New York University, Spring Hill College, and – marking further momentum globally – Lebanese American University. Across these five new university partners, Wiley will support 27 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral online programs in a variety of high-demand disciplines like healthcare, social work, business, and computer science. “We look forward to partnering with each of these institutions to build online programs that clear the path to success in today's most vital and in-demand career fields,” says Zipper.Lebanese American University Lebanese American University (LAU), with campuses in Beirut and Byblos, Lebanon, has contracted with Wiley to launch eight graduate programs in business, computer science, engineering, nursing, and education disciplines. LAU will take advantage of a tailored approach with Wiley, utilizing a full suite of online program management services, as well as course development on a fee-for-service basis. “With COVID-19 and an unprecedented monetary and financial crisis in Lebanon, we see our partnership with Wiley as one of our most strategic decisions toward perpetuating LAU's mission in Lebanon and in the Arab world,” said Michel E. Mawad, M.D., President of Lebanese American University.University of MontanaUniversity of Montana (UM) located in Missoula, Montana, has signed with Wiley to launch a Master of Social Work (MSW) program in August 2021. As part of this partnership, UM will receive Wiley's full range of service offerings including market research, marketing, enrollment, instructional design, faculty support, and retention.“Here at UM, we aim to provide students of all types with broad access to a quality education,” Seth Bodnar, President of University of Montana shares. “Our partnership with Wiley allows us to further this goal. We look forward to working with Wiley to reach new students far and wide. Beginning with our online Masters of Social Work program, we are excited to give students access to programs that help our students do good in the world.”New Mexico Highlands UniversityNew Mexico Highlands University (NMHU) in Las Vegas, New Mexico, has tapped Wiley to launch 10 academic programs, including a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BSN), business programs, MBA, MSW and others. NMHU will take advantage of Wiley's full suite of offerings including market research, marketing, enrollment, and retention, including clinical placement support. “New Mexico Highlands has been a recognized longtime leader in social and economic mobility for our students, and we're excited to expand our reputation through our partnership with Wiley, offering a new and innovative portfolio of online programs,” stated Sam Minner, President of New Mexico Highlands University. “We are confident our partnership will positively change the lives of many more people across the country.”New York University – Wagner School of Public ServiceNew York University (NYU) Wagner, located in New York City, will engage with Wiley in a fee-for-service partnership to provide enrollment and retention services and customized 24/7 technology support for their online Master of Health Administration program. “NYU Wagner's inaugural online degree program, which launched only two years ago, is excited to enter its next phase,” said David Gastwirth, Director of Online Education of NYU Wagner. “We aim to build on the momentum achieved to date, growing enrollment while also enhancing program quality and impact. By working with Wiley, we are confident that we can recruit the most highly qualified and diverse healthcare professionals into our graduate program and provide them with an exceptional student experience.”Spring Hill CollegeSpring Hill College, located in Mobile, Alabama, has partnered with Wiley to launch 16 undergraduate and graduate programs in business, healthcare, education, and computer science and liberal arts – the first seven of which are launching in Fall 2021. As part of this partnership, Willey will provide a full array of student lifecycle and academic solutions including market research, marketing, enrollment, retention – including clinical placement support – instructional design, faculty support, and faculty development. Additionally, Spring Hill has contracted with Wiley on a fee-for-service basis to manage the redesign of their website. “Spring Hill College continues its focus on implementing new programs, technology, and partnerships that will help ensure success for students after graduation,” said Dr. Joe Lee, President of Spring Hill College. “Our partnership with Wiley brings our online academic programs to a wider audience, including working adults who aren't able to attend our in-person classes. This partnership just made sense as Wiley is as committed as we are to improve course quality, increase student engagement, and keep us true to our mission, culture, and tradition to educate leaders.”Wiley Education Services' continuous growth – coupled with its recent acquisition of training and job placement company mthree and launch of tuition benefits solution Wiley Beyond – demonstrates the company's strategy to deliver innovative, tech-enabled products and services that unlock human potential by enabling the success of the world's learners and professionals.For more information, please visit www.edservices.wiley.com/why-partner.

Glenn Withrow grew up wrestling in Kentucky. A state runner-up in high school, he quickly went into film and over the last several decades, he’s acted, written and produced a number of series’ and films. 

On Episode 637 of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, Glenn and his wife Hallie Todd and their daughter Ivy Withrow, join the show to talk about the December 8 release of The Last Champion, a film they wrote and directed together with high school wrestling as the backdrop of this story about redemption. 

While the trio have a number of credits to their names, you might recognize Glenn from his role as Tim Shepard in The Outsiders, a book most of us read in middle school and Hallie as Jo McGuire from the Lizzy McGuire series and movie. 

As noted in my previous interview with Cole Hauser, I had a chance to work on the film with them and they’re some of the most accommodating and gracious people I’ve come across. 

The Last Champion is available for pre-order on iTunes and you can find it on Amazon Prime or Google Play on December 8. Info at thelastchampion.comIf you missed my interview with Cole Hauser, you can find at mattalkonline.com/hauser SHORT TIME SHOTS (it’s the scores and such, people)

Thursday, December 3
William Penn 27, Baker 26
Baker 33, Central Methodist 21
For the first time in school history, the Statesmen beat the Wildcats. Ray Lugo iced the dual with a fall at 197, pinning Kenny Hartzell at 6:45. 

Doane 40, York (Neb.) 8Friday, December 4
#4 Lindsey Wilson 31, #9 Marion 20
#4 Lindsey Wilson 27, #10 Cumberland U. 19#10 Cumberland U. 24, #9 Marion 13

Old Dominion transfer Cole Smith was 2-0 for the Phoenix including a win over 7th-ranked Joe Koontz of Lindsey Wilson. Another ODU transfer came up big for Cumberland as River Henry, beat No. 8 Austin Lane 11-5. In a matchup of ranked heavyweights, All-American Patrick DePiazza topped Marian’s sixth-ranked Ethan Bunce 8-1.Saturday, December 5
Graceland went 4-0 at the Vikings Duals at Missouri Valley as did the host Vikings … of Missouri Valley.
Missouri Valley, ranked 11th, topped Bethany 42-9, Texas Wesleyan 46-3, Dickinson State 34-9 and Oklahoma Wesleyan 44-6. 

Other scores: 
Texas Wesleyan defeated Bethany, 43-9.William Penn (Iowa) defeated Bethany, 44-12.Bethany defeated Central Baptist (Ark.), 36-10.Texas Wesleyan defeated Central Baptist, 54-3.No. 15 Graceland (Iowa) defeated Central Baptist, 51-6.William Penn defeated Central Baptist, 27-0Dickinson State defeated Oklahoma Wesleyan, 29-12.No. 15 Graceland defeated Dickinson State, 26-25.William Penn defeated Dickinson State, 36-20.No. 15 Graceland defeated Texas Wesleyan, 29-19.No. 15 Graceland defeated Oklahoma Wesleyan, 42-6.William Penn defeated Oklahoma Wesleyan, 34-15.
Arizona Christian 28, Simpson (Calif.) 21Vanguard 34, Simpson (Calif.) 14
This one was actually held in Las Vegas at the Gold Rush Wrestling Academy. Remember them? Yup, as featured on the Short Time with Gold Rush founder Chase Pami back in June. Southeastern won the Florida Duals, topping Keiser 47-4 and St. Thomas (Fla.) 51-0. The Fire notched seven falls on the day. 300-year-old heavyweight Alton Meeks won his only match of the day for Southeastern.Doane Cooper/Oppenheim Open was held on Sunday in Crete, Nebraska. Grand View won eight titles. By the way, past Junior National champion Paul Mascarenas is in the lineup for Grand View at 125. Mascarenas signed initially with South Dakota State, then placed twice in the NJCAA championships for NIACC. He saw time in two opens last year for Grand View. There was a lot of freestyle action with the Tar Heel Wrestling Open, Vengeance in Virginia and the RTC Cup held on various platforms. Check out the newsletter for all those results and more. New Mexico Highlands, a Division II school in Las Vegas, N.M. has announced wrestling was one of a number of winter sports that had their seasons cancelled over the weekend. That’s definitely better than the alternative, such as what was featured on 60 Minutes on Sunday. All that news and more …
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Glenn Withrow grew up wrestling in Kentucky. A state runner-up in high school, he quickly went into film and over the last several decades, he’s acted, written and produced a number of series’ and films. On Episode 637 of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, Glenn and his wife Hallie Todd and their daughter Ivy Withrow, join the show to talk about the December 8 release of The Last Champion, a film they wrote and directed together with high school wrestling as the backdrop of this story about redemption. While the trio have a number of credits to their names, you might recognize Glenn from his role as Tim Shepard in The Outsiders, a book most of us read in middle school and Hallie as Jo McGuire from the Lizzy McGuire series and movie. As noted in my previous interview with Cole Hauser, I had a chance to work on the film with them and they’re some of the most accommodating and gracious people I’ve come across. The Last Champion is available for pre-order on iTunes and you can find it on Amazon Prime or Google Play on December 8. Info at thelastchampion.com If you missed my interview with Cole Hauser, you can find at mattalkonline.com/hauser SHORT TIME SHOTS (it’s the scores and such, people) Thursday, December 3 William Penn 27, Baker 26 Baker 33, Central Methodist 21 For the first time in school history, the Statesmen beat the Wildcats. Ray Lugo iced the dual with a fall at 197, pinning Kenny Hartzell at 6:45. Doane 40, York (Neb.) 8 Friday, December 4 #4 Lindsey Wilson 31, #9 Marion 20 #4 Lindsey Wilson 27, #10 Cumberland U. 19#10 Cumberland U. 24, #9 Marion 13 Old Dominion transfer Cole Smith was 2-0 for the Phoenix including a win over 7th-ranked Joe Koontz of Lindsey Wilson. Another ODU transfer came up big for Cumberland as River Henry, beat No. 8 Austin Lane 11-5. In a matchup of ranked heavyweights, All-American Patrick DePiazza topped Marian’s sixth-ranked Ethan Bunce 8-1. Saturday, December 5 Graceland went 4-0 at the Vikings Duals at Missouri Valley as did the host Vikings … of Missouri Valley. Missouri Valley, ranked 11th, topped Bethany 42-9, Texas Wesleyan 46-3, Dickinson State 34-9 and Oklahoma Wesleyan 44-6. Other scores: Texas Wesleyan defeated Bethany, 43-9.William Penn (Iowa) defeated Bethany, 44-12.Bethany defeated Central Baptist (Ark.), 36-10.Texas Wesleyan defeated Central Baptist, 54-3.No. 15 Graceland (Iowa) defeated Central Baptist, 51-6.William Penn defeated Central Baptist, 27-0Dickinson State defeated Oklahoma Wesleyan, 29-12.No. 15 Graceland defeated Dickinson State, 26-25.William Penn defeated Dickinson State, 36-20.No. 15 Graceland defeated Texas Wesleyan, 29-19.No. 15 Graceland defeated Oklahoma Wesleyan, 42-6.William Penn defeated Oklahoma Wesleyan, 34-15.Arizona Christian 28, Simpson (Calif.) 21 Vanguard 34, Simpson (Calif.) 14 This one was actually held in Las Vegas at the Gold Rush Wrestling Academy. Remember them? Yup, as featured on the Short Time with Gold Rush founder Chase Pami back in June. Southeastern won the Florida Duals, topping Keiser 47-4 and St. Thomas (Fla.) 51-0. The Fire notched seven falls on the day. 300-year-old heavyweight Alton Meeks won his only match of the day for Southeastern. Doane Cooper/Oppenheim Open was held on Sunday in Crete, Nebraska. Grand View won eight titles. By the way, past Junior National champion Paul Mascarenas is in the lineup for Grand View at 125. Mascarenas signed initially with South Dakota State, then placed twice in the NJCAA championships for NIACC. He saw time in two opens last year for Grand View. There was a lot of freestyle action with the Tar Heel Wrestling Open, Vengeance in Virginia and the RTC Cup held on various platforms. Check out the newsletter for all those results and more. New Mexico Highlands, a Division II school in Las Vegas, N.M. has announced wrestling was one of a number of winter sports that had their seasons cancelled over the weekend. That’s definitely better than the alternative,

Got a two-star review on this here show the other day. The review, which was on the master Mat Talk feed and not this or the master Short Time feed, said they missed the longer shows and these short ones weren’t cutting it. First off, thank you for the feedback. Everyone has different tastes and this format has mostly been agreeable to listeners. This show, Short Time, actually started in this format in November of 2013. It went to interviews when the scores stopped, and the show grew from there. The interview shows aren’t done, but I’ve been busy handling the clients I have with the network. I’m also not going to chase the same interviews as everyone else. Doing things differently is what I’ve always done, but that being said, yes, I miss “my show” with “my interviews.” I’ll be picking them back up here soon, but I’ve always got a lot of irons in the fire. When my time becomes strained, I put my own shows on the back burner. I don’t put Short Time ahead of any other show on the network. These shots keep me fresh, help promote every level of wrestling and keep episodes in the feed. I don’t just want to stop doing shows and then lose the listeners. There’s over 70 wrestling podcasts out there. This was the second one. I know people have come and gone from the various Mat Talk shows. I like this format. I like the interview format, but this is also my business, I have to make sure my time is cost-effective. This is why I pitch the Patreon links at the end of each show. Maybe I can take the time away to develop the show ideas in the off-season, but as my wife says, wrestling has no off-season. I put out 448 episodes in 2019, always putting my clients and affiliate shows ahead of my own. Thanks for the feedback, constructive and positive. It’s all taken into consideration. That long winded intro is by your host, me, Jason Bryant, and this is Short Time Shots, a mostly daily look back at the scores and more in the world of wrestling.  Also, the Attack Style Wrestling Podcast will be coming back with NCAA champion Daryl Weber. We’ll record the first episode in over a year next week.  In Duals: We lead with the first victory in over 60 years for Presbyterian College. The Blue Hose hosted NAIA Truett McConnell on Wednesday and shut out the Bears 44-0. It was a forfeit-laden meet. This is the first year of Division I wrestling for Presbyterian, which did have a team back in the early 1950s. It’s the smallest school in Division I and started both men’s and women’s wrestling this year.  Closest match of the night came in Division II where Indianapolis edged Findlay 19-18 on criteria E - Total number of takedowns scored only from decisions, major decisions and technical falls. Also in Division II, Belmont Abbey topped Queens 36-12. Fairmont State beat Kent State-Tuscarawas, a varsity NCWA team, 35-0. It’s the first win since the program was added back at Fairmont State, but we’re not exactly sure if the Kent State branch campus is actually a countable opponent under NCAA rules. Fairmont State’s last win came at some point in the 1982-83 season. Fort Hays State beat Central Missouri 28-12. Second closest match of the night was in Division III where Pitt-Bradford topped Penn State Behrend 28-27. This one came down to the second criteria, most six-point victories, which favored Pitt-Bradford. Too many forfeits here though. In Division III, Castleton beat Rhode Island College 31-6, Springfield topped Norwich 37-9. North Central topped Chicago 22-15, Otterbein beat Case Western 38-15. Case Western Reserve did get one win on senior night as Connor Forrest got a fall in the first period to push the Spartans past Ohio Wesleyan 27-26. NAIA Cumberland University doubled up Division II Kentucky Wesleyan 30-15. In another forfeit-filled dual, NAIA Warner Pacific beat Division III Pacific 29-9. Just four matches were actually contested.  Rochester (Minn.) blanked Northland, Itasca, Minnesota West and Ridgewater by a combined 227-0 to win their eighth straight Minnesota College Athletic Conference championship in a row. Also in the NJCAA, Cloud County beat Barton 30-21.  On the women’s side, Life picked up a pair of wins, beating Brewton-Parker 49-1 and Limestone 37-9. Limestone also beat Brewton-Parker 38-6.  Notables on the Docket: In Division I, three of the four teams in action are from PSAC, or the MAC East. Lock Haven heads to Appalachian State, while Edinboro faces Bloomsburg.   In Division II, Emmanuel takes on Limestone, Nebraska-Kearney heads to Warrensburg to take on Central Missouri. Out in the Rockies, Western Colorado faces Adams State while New Mexico Highlands, which is in Las Vegas (New Mexico), faces Chadron State.  Decent night of action coming up in Division III as some, but not all, of the matches of note see UW-La Crosse head to UW-Whitewater, Wartburg heads to Luther, Olivet is at Trine, Washington & Jefferson is at Thiel, Alma is at Adrian, Loras takes on Central and of course, I can’t resist the epic battle between the Student Princes of Heidelberg and the Polar Bears of Ohio Northern. In mixed division action, Fontbonne is at Lincoln and Central Methodist is at Westminster.  FROM THE DWN: The Pioneer Press talks with Minnesota heavyweight Gable Steveson about his time away from the mat during his suspension during an investigation into allegations of sexual assault. No charges were filed and Steveson is the top-ranked heavyweight in the country.  Pretty cool story out of West Virginia, well, kinda. Davis & Elkins head coach Jerry Boland spent a ton of time teaching and coaching in New Jersey. He’s got four wrestlers from Burlington County on the first-year team. Five Point Move profiles Alex Sancho prior to Thor Masters.  A day late, but still relevant. The Daily Collegian, the student paper at Penn State, talks about Cael Sanderson and the Penn State take on the transfer portal.  Due to an issue with Mailchimp on Wednesday morning, the Daily Wrestling News didn’t go out. So you may have already heard about the story from NBC Sports that notes Kyle Snyder is living in Cael Sanderson’s basement. For real.  Cody Goodwin from The Des Moines Register is back with his weekly mailbag. No worries Cody, the NWMA awards have been paid for. You won’t have to lie to your parents anymore.  Also from the Daily Collegian was the announcement that super senior Anthony Cassar’s college career is over.  IAWrestle reported the former Penn State wrestler Brody Teske was transferring to Northern Iowa, while Austin Gomez of Iowa State is seeking a medical redshirt.  There was also a pretty cool feature yesterday from Seth Duckworth at the Pistols Firing Blog about Adnan Alkaissy, also known as General Adnan from his pro wrestling days. Alkaissy is from Iraq, was an All-American wrestler at Oklahoma State, and knew Saddam Hussein. Crazy stuff.  On The Network I made an appearance on Purdue’s Always Aggressive podcast, and while that isn’t on the network, whenever I do a guest spot on another show, it’ll show up in the feed.  Cliff Fretwell from Compound released an episode of ThaHustle with North Carolina head coach Coleman Scott. That’s worth checking out.  I’ve also got a new episode of the ODU Wrestling Monarch Matcast with Associate Head Coach Daryl Thomas. You can get to read those stories and more from Mat Talk Online’s daily wrestling newsletter. Sign up for free at mattalkonline.com/news and get the day’s top wrestling stories from around the world delivered to your inbox for free every single morning.  The Mat Talk Online Daily Newsletter is sponsored by Resilite.  If you'd like to SUPPORT THE SHOW and all the on-demand audio offerings, free newsletters and historical research. 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I talk with Craig Snow, the special assistant to the head coach of Lobo basketball who is the former assistant coach with the team but spent the past five years as head coach and part of that time as Athletic Director at New Mexico Highlands. We talk about his journey from playing at Evansville to Albuquerque and what brought him back for a second stint with the Lobos.

Ron Thomson begins his fifth season as the New Mexico Highlands strength and conditioning coach. In 2015, Thomson was given the Masters Award in the College Strength and Conditioning field for 2015.   Thomson came to New Mexico Highlands with more than 30 years of experience in not only high school, but also at all levels of NCAA athletics. Before joining the athletic staff at Highlands, he was the strength and conditioning coach at NCAA Division-I UW-Milwaukee.   In Thomson's time as a strength coach, he has worked with 24 teams that have received NCAA postseason bids, 23 teams that have won conference championships (including indoor and outdoor track and field at Highlands in 2015), 11 teams that have received football bowl game invitations, trained nine individual Olympic athletes and worked with three teams that have won national championships. His resume includes positions with SMU in the midst of their heyday in football (1982-85), Marshall (1986-87), Boise State (1986-94) and Purdue (1999-2011).   He also served on the weightlifting staff at the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia. Thomson has worked with the likes of Drew Brees (Super Bowl winning quarterback with the New Orleans Saints) and David Boudia (gold medal in diving in the 10-meter platform apparatus at the 2012 London Olympics). Coach Thomson Contact Info Email - rtiron@nmhu.edu TeamBuildr Thank you to TeamBuildr for sponsoring this episode. TeamBuildr provides strength and conditioning software to athletics programs around the country.  Whether your write your own programs or want access to over 100 templates, TeamBuildr can make your program more efficient, more accountable and smarter when it comes to measuring your team’s effort in the weight room. ***SPECIAL OFFER*** Visit TeamBuildr.com and start a 14-day free trial and use promo code "BIGTIME" and receive the following complimentary templates:   - In-season and off-season football (lifting and speed)   - General Athlete Development Program (3x 12-week phases)   - Gameday CNS Prep Session Click this link and it will automatically populate the promo code: af.tbldr.co/BigTime Optimum Nutrition Athletics  Thank you Optimum Nutrition Athletics for sponsoring today's episode. After dominating the sports nutrition industry for over 30 years, newly created Optimum Nutrition Athletics brings that same trust and quality that knows how to put convenient options for protein in the hands of athletes who desire to become bigger, stronger and better at their sport. Contact Derek Walters, Director, for more information. dwalters@glanbia.com Big Time Strength Contact Info Email: bigtimestrength@gmail.comTwitter: @BigTime_SC, @gdrosier, @CoachPedersenMV Instagram: bigtimestrength, g.rosier, mvmustangstrength Website: BigTimeStrength.com Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed the episode please subscribe, like, share, or leave a comment.  

Jeremy “The Missile” Misailegalu plays rugby like his nickname. Fast, powerful and blissfully elegant. We sat down before Club 7’s Nationals and talked about his rugby career. Like a lot of American athletes, Missile switched from football, to wrestling, to finally getting the rugby ball in his hands at University of New Mexico Highlands … aka The Vatos. After getting noticed by world renown 7’s rugby scout Howard Kent, he began to refine his craft under Jason Kelly, Steve LaPorta, and Tyson Meek with the Denver Barbarians. Lastly we wrapped with his amazing season in Seattle and talked about the future of player representation during these early years of professionalism for rugby in the states. Top 3 - The inaugural MLR Champion Seattle Seawolves Phil Mack Mat Turner Vili Toluta’u Rugby PickEm Haiku: Vato on my leg Denver Barbo Seven’s Uce Together We Hunt. Ps. Ray Henley led the bonus segment in the outro and caught Bt a tad bit surprised as we talked about developing grassroots rugby.

Earful of Dirt co-host Aaron Castro talks with USA men's 7s KeVon Williams about his breakout season on the HSBC Sevens World Series, his humble beginnings at New Mexico Highlands and his best memories from last season.

So I'm a craft beer guy. I wasn't always a craft beer guy. It took me to move to Pennsyvlania at age 25 to realize that there were good beers out there that weren't named Natural, Beast or Bud. But I also have a very diverse palate when it comes to the types of beers I drink. In my older age, I've learned to drink for flavor not to drink to figure out how many beers we can get for $20 at the local Farm Fresh or Food Lion -- yes, in Virginia, you could buy cheap swill at the grocery store. Thankfully by the time I was actually 21, Yuengling Lager had made its way down to Virginia. You know what the difference between a pint of Lager in Pennsylvania and a pint of Lager in Virginia is? About four bucks. Anyway, you're not here to hear me talk about my beer fridge - or maybe you are - but this is Short Time Shots, a look back at the day's scores and more in the world of college wrestling from January 25, 2018, I'm your media guide slinging, craft beer enjoying Hall of Fame wrestling announcer, writer and broadcaster Jason Bryant. But before I get to the scores, I want to call out my buddies over at the Bloodround Podcast, which is pretty much the antithesis of anything you'll find on the Mat Talk Podcast Network. They're close to Bell's Brewing out there in Michigan. I picked up a six pack today of a limited seasonal they put out called Hopslam. I'm not by any means an IPA guy. I typically don't like drinking a pine cone. But I also like rarities, so I'll give it a shot. The promotional video says … you know what. I'm just going to let you hear it in their own words … I'm very afraid. Now, FINALLY to wrestling, there were two Division I duals and both were in the Southern Conference. Appalachian State remained unbeaten in the SoCon with an 18-12 win over Campbell in a match that was rescheduled from some snow that hit the Southeast a week or so ago. Key victories there for the Mountaineers were by 174-pounder Forrest Przybysz who beat Andrew Morgan 13-11 and Codi Russell, who beat Nathan Boston in sudden victory at 133 pounds. Gavin Londoff's win at 149 over Zach Barnes was the match-clincher for JohnMark Bentley's squad. VMI, which has been struggling quite a bit in recent memory, picked up its first win over The Citadel in 11 years. The Keydets picked up falls from Blake Hohman and Gage Levine to help push past the Bulldogs 24-21 in a battle of bonus points. Hohman and 133-pound winner Hunter Starner are from my home district, so shout out to Mike Faus' New Kent Trojans and Doug Roper's Tabb Tigers -- they helped a D1 team get a W tonight. In Division II, St. Cloud State improved to 15-0 and extended its win streak to 24 in a row with a 42-3 win over Northern State. The jaw-dropper was at 157 where Tanner Olson, who was just 2-3 on the season coming in, beat No. 1-ranked Larry Bomstad of St. Cloud State 3-1. To try to put that in perspective -- it's like a guy from say, Cleveland State beating Bryce Meredith or something like that. No, Bomstad isn't a national champion, but he's been an All-American. So tip of the cap to the Wolves' Tanner Olsen. You know what, this isn't intentional, but Olsen … is from Wyoming. Keeping with the Northern Sun, Augustana - the one in South Dakota - upended Minnesota State 17-13, while Upper Iowa topped Southwest Minnesota State 25-13. Out west in Division II, Colorado School of Mines, yes, we've been over this, they're the Orediggers, well, they beat New Mexico Highlands 22-18. That action taking place in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. Also out there, Cal Baptist topped Colorado Mesa 36-9. This is the last year Cal Baptist is eligible to compete in Division II. The school announced it was moving to Division I last year. In Division III, fifth-ranked Loras tied a school record with its 16th dual meet win of the season. The Duhawks are 16-0 and topped Cornell College 27-9. Things weren't all sunshine and Tony Ramos for Loras as second-ranked Jimmy Davis was upended by Cornell's Phillip Opelt at 149 pounds. Both are returning All-Americans, but Opelt scored two and two late to pick up the win. Oneonta State beat King's College - that's KING'S with an apostrophe and an S, not King, 49-3. King's College is on just its second coach in school history. Previous coach Ned McGinley stepped down after last season after coaching at the Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania school for nearly 50 years. Gettysburg beat McDaniel 30-7 in Centennial Conference action. Tip of the cap to Andy Vogel, who also runs D3wrestle.com. In the NAIA, Southeastern beat Campbellsville 21-18 in a Mid-South Conference matchup, while Wayland Baptist beat Missouri Baptist and I'm going to assume they also beat Bacone, but since neither school had reported their scores by MIDNIGHT, I can't really report the men's side of things. Wayland Baptist's women DID officially beat both Missouri Baptist and Bacone in a double triple event in Muskogee. It was two tri meets held simultaneously in men's and women's wrestling. One JUCO score to pass along, North Idaho topped Division II Simon Fraser 31-15. Once again folks, I want to implore you to pre-order the best dad-gum preview guide ever made for the upcoming NCAA Division I championships in Cleveland. Go to mattalkonline.com/fanguide18 and use the offer code "podcast" to save yourself $5. And if you've ordered this before, tell a friend. And in case you're wondering, you'll have to wait for another episode to get a taste test of that Hopslam.   GET THE GUIDE! 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There’s been a lot of talk about shifting weights this week and of course, on Thursday night, the action in Brookings, South Dakota did not disappoint as No. 15 South Dakota State beat No. 22 Wyoming 20-18 in Big 12 action. Wait, the dual meet? What are you talking about? We’ll talk about all that and more on Short Time Shots, a look back at the day’s wrestling scores and more, I’m Hall of Fame broadcaster, announcer and writer Jason Bryant. Caution - NAME DROPPING AHEAD. So by now most of you know Wyoming’s Bryce Meredith, the top-ranked 141-pounder by Flowrestling met up with South Dakota State’s Seth Gross, the top-ranked 133-pounder by everyone. What started as some Twitter talk quickly escalated into a match that caused wrestling historians, including myself, to pore through old results to find out the last time this happened. So before we get into the history, Meredith, an NCAA runner-up two seasons ago, topped Gross, an NCAA runner-up last season 4-2, scoring midway through the third period to break a 1-1 tie. He tacked on a riding time point to make it 4-2, but when you look at what this was, it was much more than a 4-2 win. Giving promotional credit where credit is due -- Flowrestling, which has the rights to stream all of South Dakota State’s home duals -- jumped all over this and rightly so. On Flowrestling Radio Live on Thursday morning, they brought on Jackrabbits coach Chris Bono to explain the situation and why he bought in. Bono, who also had the buy in from Wyoming coach Mark Branch, and Flo, played this one perfectly. It’s like catching lightning in a bottle -- build up, the right amount of hype and a great match to finish. We need more opportunities to showcase the individual matchups we have in dual meets like this. The only thing lost at the end of the dual was who won, considering Wyoming still had a chance to win the match in the last weight. So, December 18, 1998 - Eric Guerrero handed Stephen Abas a 5-3 loss. What exactly was the situation there? Let me run to the stacks and tell you, from the pages of Amateur Wrestling News. Abas was ranked 2nd in the country behind Oklahoma State Cowboy Teague Moore. So what we could have had was No. 1 vs. No. 2 at 125, but instead, we had No. 1 at 133 vs. No. 2 at 125. But would we? NO! You see, Teague wasn’t in the lineup that weekend for Oklahoma State and it would be future All-American Jeff Ragan getting the call. So does Stephen Abas go to work on a then-unheralded underclassmen or does he bump up and face another Californian. It went 5-3 in Guerrero’s favor. Shifting our attention to Division II No. 10 Upper Iowa improved to 6-3 with a 30-7 win over MSU Moorhead, that in the Northern Sun Conference. At 174, Jordan Gundrum picked off eighth-ranked Adam Blees to highlight the Peacocks victory. Wins by Isaac Lopez, Richard Bencomo and Tuli Laulu sealed the victory for coach Jason Ramstetter’s Adams State Grizzlies as they beat New Mexico Highlands 25-16. Closer to home, Augustana -- University -- the one in South Dakota -- picked up a 27-9 Northern Sun victory over Southwest Minnesota State. Record another fall for Aero Amo at 184 pounds from Augustana. This guy has been around forever it seems. Fresh off a championship at the Virginia Duals, King University returned to its winning ways with a 26-21 win over Coker in ECAC South action. It was a 5-5 split, and even without nationally ranked 133-pounder Dustin Kirk, the Tornado were just fine. Geography note, as offered by Julia Salata. If you’re catching a trucker out of Philly, he probably had a nice long toke, because you don’t head west through the Cumberland Gap to get to Johnson City, Tennessee. Don’t believe me? Google Map it. Speaking of Moorhead, we’ll go to Division III, where top-ranked Augsburg headed West on I-94 and stopped just short of the North Dakota line, but they didn’t stop short of a win. The Auggies didn’t Fear the Ear, instead, they’d win the four of the first five matches via bonus and beat Concordia -- the one in Moorhead -- 36-6. On the mic out in Moorhead, PA announcer Brian Doucette. No. 8 UW-Whitewater beat No. 12 UW-La Crosse 19-15. The big Warhawk win came at 125 pounds where Mike Tortorice knocked off super freshman Zach Villareal 8-0. At 197, returning national champion Jordan Newman iced the victory with a 7-4 win over Wesley Schultz. Wabash jumped out to a big lead and cruised past Millikin 25-15. The Little Giants -- yes, we haven’t had too many Little Giants references this year -- had five of their six wins via bonus, including a fall at 157 from Kyle Hatch. Millikin also shut out MacMurray 48-0. UW-Oshkosh topped MSOE -- that’s the Milwaukee School of Engineering 36-10. In addition to name-dropping the Concordia announcer, I’ll do the same for the Titans former announcer Casey Nelson, who like me, was an applicant for the Timberwolves gig a few months ago. Up in the mitten (that’s Michigan in case you’re wondering), Olivet picked up five bonus victories including technical falls from Tyler Grimsley at 165 and Ryan Clark at 184 to beat Adrian 27-19. Big news also came out of Michigan this week as the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association announced it would be sponsoring men’s wrestling as a conference sport starting next year. That will put Olivet, Adrian, Alma and Trine -- which isn’t in Michigan, but it’s in the conference -- as the four schools with teams. The positive there? Well, since a conference sponsors the sport, the opportunity to add new programs within is greater, so let’s keep an eye out to see if Albion, Calvin, Hope, Kalamazoo and St. Mary’s are looking to start teams in the future. 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