Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Suriano

Wrestling fans, coaches, and athletes – this one's for you!In this must-listen episode of AR Bros Radio, we sit down with legendary coach Dave Bell – the mastermind behind Bergen Catholic's dynasty and now the driving force behind North Hunterdon's state championship run.

This week, Wrestling Mindset founder Gene Zannetti talks with Frank Jasper and Nick Suriano.Together, they discuss how mind, body and nutrition all tie together and that nutrition can give wrestlers a big advantage.They also talk about intermittent fasting, how it's good to give your gut a time out every now and then and that proper nutrition is a life skill every one should learn.Timestamps:6:32 Nutrition is the next big advantage12:10 Mind, body and nutrition all tie together22:03 Proper nutrition is a life skill35:50 Intermittent fasting38:55 Give your gut a time out48:10 Mindset and nutrition are onePlease LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to the podcast and go through the archives to hear more great episodes.If you want to support the podcast, please leave a 5-star rating & review on Apple Podcasts. For all partnership and sponsorship inquiries, email mindset@wrestlingmindset.com

**Discalimer** We are trying out some new mics! Liam's got pretty well dialed in. Mine, not so much! But the show must go on!!Unlock the secrets to peak athletic performance as we engage with wrestling powerhouse Nick Suriano in a riveting exploration of the synergistic trifecta that is nutrition, training, and mental resilience. He brings to the mat an arsenal of strategies from heart rate-monitored cardio to biomechanical enhancements, and divulge how transitioning to a fat-adapted diet has revolutionized his energy levels and cognitive clarity. This episode promises to guide you through the same transformative journey, whether you're gracing the wrestling arena or aiming for personal health milestones.Imagine starting your days with the sharpness of a well-oiled machine, as Nick delves deep into the lifestyle changes that have not only sculpted his bodie but also honed his mind and spirit. We navigate the delicate dance of disciplined nutrition with the occasional indulgence, and share how to maintain this equilibrium amidst the chaos of travel and competition. The wisdom imparted by a Chinese nutrition master, Frank Jasper, the camaraderie within teams, and the personal anecdotes like Nick's "Handsome Tuesday" movement, paint a vivid picture of the wrestling world's fusion of body, mind, and soul.As the episode draws to a close, the focus shifts to the grit and gratitude that propels an athlete towards the Olympic trials. Nick expresses heartfelt appreciation for the unwavering support from his  mentors and friends, while offering a sneak peek into the meticulous preparation that goes into each grueling session. Join us as we celebrate the relentless pursuit of excellence, and the power of personal connections that might just redefine the boundaries of combat sports. This encounter with Nick is not just about wrestling; it's about mastering the art of living fully, one takedown at a time. Support the showAppleton Tattoo Linkshttps://www.facebook.com/appletontattoohttps://www.instagram.com/mark_appletontattoo/920 Hat Co. Linkshttps://920hatco.com/https://www.instagram.com/920hatco/https://www.facebook.com/920HatCo

Richie and Joey break down Penn State Wrestling's chances in each weight class for the upcoming Big Ten Wrestling Tournament starting this Saturday at 10am. -- 125-pounds (1:35) -- 133-pounds (5:38) -- 141-pounds (7:50) -- 149-pounds (10:18) -- 157-pounds (13:10) -- 165-pounds (14:53) -- 174-pounds (17:48) -- 184-pounds (24:30) -- 197-pounds (26:30) -- 285-pounds (28:10) The guys then wrap up talking about latest gossip around wrestling world such as Handsome Tuesday with Nick Suriano (34:15) and Iowa's issues with yet another Ferrari brother (35:30). --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/psu365podcast/message

Ever wonder what it takes to not just endure but thrive in the world of competitive wrestling? Our latest conversation with Nick, a 2x NCAA national champion, peels back the layers of this demanding sport, revealing a saga of resilience and triumph. Throughout his journey, Nick's tale is woven with the strategic guidance of mentors, and the life-altering decisions that have sculpted his character and career. From the early days of grueling road trips to pivotal choices under the public's scrutinizing eye, we unravel the making of a champion.Nick's narrative is a primer on the transformation that occurs when an athlete melds purpose with passion. He opens up about the mental gymnastics behind the Champion by Design program and how it helped him bounce back from injuries and setbacks. His story takes unexpected turns, from a transfer to Rutgers to finding his stride again at Michigan, and ultimately, how acknowledging one's roots can be as important as the pursuit of gold medals. It's a tale that champions the strength found in vulnerability and the wisdom in seeking guidance, proving that the quest for greatness is as much about self-discovery as it is about victory on the mat.As we wrap up, Nick's eyes are set firmly on the horizon, where goals of international glory beckon. He shares his reverence for the environment in Arizona, his current training ground, and how it rejuvenates his spirit. His reflections on personal growth, shedding past limitations, and the transformative power of discipline in diet and mental training underscore the evolution of an athlete. This episode isn't just a chronicle of wrestling achievements; it's a playbook for anyone aiming to wrestle with their own ambitions and emerge a champion in life's arena. Support the showAppleton Tattoo Linkshttps://www.facebook.com/appletontattoohttps://www.instagram.com/mark_appletontattoo/920 Hat Co. Linkshttps://920hatco.com/https://www.instagram.com/920hatco/https://www.facebook.com/920HatCo

David Bray joins FRL for some good high school wrestling talk and Suriano and D1 topics as well. Send in user submissions to 515-509-5071 or FRLsubmissions@flosports.tv! Play the weekly pick em contest HERE (0:00) Nick Suriano is back in the news and will be competing soon (6:17) SDSU got a facility update (9:10) Bray tells the truth about Brayden Thompson (12:50) why there are so many different high school weights and which is the best (21:30) why so many top high school guys are out and the ideal yearly high school training cycle (38:05) matches and events Bray is looking forward to the most the rest of the high school season (48:50) voicemails, emails, and Twitter questions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we discuss Fishing Scandals, Nick Suriano staying in Ann Arbor, some storylines to watch in the Big 12 (shoutout to Seth Duckworth), and we talk with Alma College Women's Wrestling Head Coach Katlyn Pizzo. We also talk about the difficulties of handling energetic kids and my difficulties with remaining calm while my kids play sports. Rock on!

David Bray joins the show to talk Nick Suriano, Bo Nickal, Gable Steveson, Jax Forrest, and more. Send in user submissions to 515-509-5071 or FRLsubmissions@flosports.tv! (0:00) No CP as he is on the road getting great content at a variety of colleges including Penn State (6:20) an update from Coach Eggum on Gable Steveson (13:00) mindset Tuesday with Ben (16:50) what Nick Suriano signing with Cliff Keen Wrestling Club means (24:01) UWW's new Olympic qualification process (35:07) Bo Nickal and Aaron Pico's MMA futures (47:15) the Jax Forrest hot streak continues with a win over Luke Lilledahl (52:00) questions + Penn State schedule release instant reactions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There are certain fall traditions in New Jersey, and one of them is upon us - the great Steve Politi is at the Ledger writing about Rutgers Football, as well as everything else in the world of sports in New Jersey.Chris was able to talk with this longstanding Jersey journalistic icon about some of the greatest moments in New Jersey sports history, about Arturo Gatti, what it was like meeting Nick Suriano, does the Ledger really have a Seton Hall bias?...... but most importantly we were able to discuss looking at New Jersey through the lens of sports. Why does Jersey respond so hard to certain stories? Why does it produce a certain type of athlete? Through these stories, can we help define the often hard to nail down reasons why Jersey is the way it is?Enjoy! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shane Sparks joins the show as things get heated when whiteboard waring the 2013 and 2022 NCAA champs. Send in user submissions to 515-509-5071 or FRLsubmissions@flosports.tv! Run of Show (0:00) it's 4:20 and people in Wisconsin eat people (7:15) more absurd Penn State and NCAA stats (24:20) Jesse Delgado vs Nick Suriano (28:44) Logan Stieber vs Roman Bravo-Young (43:35) Kendric Maple vs Nick Lee (45:54) Jordan Oliver vs Yianni Diakomihalis (48:04) Derek St. John vs Ryan Deakin (52:50) Kyle Dake vs Keegan O'Toole (53:25) Chris Perry vs Carter Starocci (57:38) Ed Ruth vs Aaron Brooks (58:43) Quentin Wright vs Max Dean (59:35) Tony Nelson vs Gable Steveson (1:04:00) questions

Hour 2 - Penn State Wrestling Broadcaster Jeff Byers says Drew Hildebrandt is capable of beating No. 1 seeded Nick Suriano of Michigan, Reading Eagle's Rich Scarcella is surprised to see Sandy Barbour retire, and Steve reacts to last night's First Four games.

Penn State Wrestling Broadcaster Jeff Byers says Drew Hildebrandt is capable of beating No. 1 seeded Nick Suriano of Michigan in a possible matchup.

Brady Poppler and Nick Zeller-Singh recap some of the biggest storylines from Week 4, including Nick Suriano's transfer to Michigan. The squad also make their picks for CK Invitational

Khash Saghafi joins Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton as On The Mat returns now that the college wrestling season is here. Saghafi is currently the President of Liberty Home Mortgage in Ohio, but he was a former wrestler at Oklahoma State. Kyle's been wanting to get Khash on the show for a while. Listen and find out why Saghafi insists on refusing to settle.  Join Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton as they talk about the world of wrestling on the flagship podcast of Trackwrestling.com from FloSports.  Show Segments 0:35 - Turkey Gobbler Andy Hamilton and Kyle return 1:00 - Clarissa Chun tabbed as first Iowa head women's coach 7:12 - More on Iowa sanctioning, or dragging its feet, on sanctioning girls wrestling 11:00 - What's Iowa's women's wrestling program going to look like?  12:32 - Hey, let's talk Nick Suriano! 19:00 - Klingman's getting negative again. Referencing Minnesota 28:00 - National champs getting beat in November 33:00 - NIL chatter 37:00 - Kyle: “I love On The Mat” 38:30 - Cliff Keen Athletic 39:00 - Khash Saghafi Interview 1:30:00 - Cliff Keen Athletic 1:31:00 - Show Recap and Wrap-up.  Subscribe to On The Mat and listen anytimeApple Podcasts | Stitcher Radio | Spreaker | Spotify | iHeartRadio | Google Podcasts | RSS SUPPORT THE SHOW And 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. 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. Looking to start a podcast of your own?Get a free month with Libsyn by using the promo code MTO when you sign up. You'll get the remainder of the month from when you sign up as well as the next month free. It'll be enough time to kick the tires and lights some fires.

Khash Saghafi goes On The Mat

Khash Saghafi joins Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton as On The Mat returns now that the college wrestling season is here. Saghafi is currently the President of Liberty Home Mortgage in Ohio, but he was a former wrestler at Oklahoma State. Kyle's been wanting to get Khash on the show for a while. Listen and find out why Saghafi insists on refusing to settle. Join Kyle Klingman and Andy Hamilton as they talk about the world of wrestling on the flagship podcast of Trackwrestling.com from FloSports. Show Segments0:35 - Turkey Gobbler Andy Hamilton and Kyle return1:00 - Clarissa Chun tabbed as first Iowa head women's coach7:12 - More on Iowa sanctioning, or dragging its feet, on sanctioning girls wrestling11:00 - What's Iowa's women's wrestling program going to look like? 12:32 - Hey, let's talk Nick Suriano!19:00 - Klingman's getting negative again. Referencing Minnesota28:00 - National champs getting beat in November33:00 - NIL chatter37:00 - Kyle: “I love On The Mat”38:30 - Cliff Keen Athletic39:00 - Khash Saghafi Interview1:30:00 - Cliff Keen Athletic1:31:00 - Show Recap and Wrap-up.

Another action packed week in College Wrestling. We are here to give you guys the scoop on what's going on so you don't miss out. Please drop a comment or give this video a thumbss up if you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching. PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/stalemates (https://www.patreon.com/stalemates) SPYDER MAT TAPE: https://spydermattape.com/ (https://spydermattape.com/) Street League Merch: link: https://www.barbarianapparel.com/teamstores/Stalemates-c73650092 Presented By: Barbarian Apparel link: https://www.barbarianapparel.com/ (https://www.barbarianapparel.com/) Above & Beyond Wash and Seal https://www.facebook.com/abwashandseal/ (https://www.facebook.com/abwashandseal/) What Equipment Do We Use? https://kit.co/stalemates/stalemates (https://kit.co/stalemates/stalemates) SUBSCRIBE! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/stalemates (https://www.patreon.com/stalemates) Website: https://stalematesshow.com/​ (https://stalematesshow.com/​) Twitter: https://twitter.com/stalematesshow​ (https://twitter.com/stalematesshow​) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stalematesshow​ (https://www.facebook.com/stalematesshow​) Instagram: @stalematesshow Thanks for listening!

Jon Kozak and Shane Sparks join the show to talk about Nick Suriano's move to Michigan and recap the weekend. Send in user submissions to 515-509-5071 or FRLsubmissions@flosports.tv! Use promo code FLO at takedownshop.com for 20% off. Run of Show 0:01 - Nick Suriano to Michigan 0:28 - Dustin Kawa of Takedown joins the show to talk wrestling apparel 0:43 - Shane Sparks gives his argument for folkstyle vs freestyle 0:51 - what to make of Braxton Amos losing 0:57 - other notable results from the weekend 1:08 - making wrestling a one semester sport and solutions to the forfeiting problem 1:22 - Hodge talk

- Penn teams of the 90s. - What NIL deals would Brandon Slay and the Matters have signed - Nick Suriano to Michigan - Rutgers recap from the Prudential Center: UNC & Hofstra - Dave Cordoba's Garden State Scrap - Penn vs. Penn St. matchup.

Nick Zeller-Singh and Brady Poppler recap the largeds dual matchups from last week. Also, the two discuss Nick Suriano's transfer and very early preview of Collegiate National Duals

Talk to former top 10 ranked wrestler Jordan Pagano - Top wrestlers in Rahway history - Qualifying for the National tournament to get it canceled with Covid - What NIL deals would Jordan of signed - What should Jersey Mike's Arena be named? The House the Perrotti built or Tommy Tanis Arena? - Recap of Rutgers Quad Davidson, Tennessee Chat., Clarion - Anthony White wins Bearcat Open.

New Jersey has had its fair share of sports moments and sports heroes. In this episode we discuss it all, from "what it's like playing high school football" in Jersey to "an unexpectedly heartfelt explanation of why Arturo Gatti was as much myth as man" to "whoa that baseball camp sounds like a nightmare" to "why is NCAA wrestling champion Nick Suriano the most intense human being on planet earth"? Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Jeff and Gene Zannetti dig deep into just who is... Nick Suriano? What is his mental edge, all the way to what does he want to be known for?0.59 - First time we watched Nick Suriano wrestle4:35 - Mental Edge6.26 - High School years10.02 - Mental Toughness Role models12:28: Alter Ego14.20 - What does he want to be known for?20.53 - Predator Mindset clip from Flowrestling24.03 - World Team Trials See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hager's Happy Hour Co-Host and friend of the show Adam Fellers comes on the show and we cover an incredible range of topics in this one hour. Enjoy! PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/stalemates (https://www.patreon.com/stalemates) Presented By: Barbarian Apparel link: https://www.barbarianapparel.com/ (https://www.barbarianapparel.com/) Above & Beyond Wash and Seal https://www.facebook.com/abwashandseal/ (https://www.facebook.com/abwashandseal/) What Equipment Do We Use? https://kit.co/stalemates/stalemates SUBSCRIBE! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/stalemates (https://www.patreon.com/stalemates) Website: https://stalematesshow.com/​ (https://stalematesshow.com/​) Merch: https://stalemates.bigcartel.com/​ Twitter: https://twitter.com/stalematesshow (https://twitter.com/stalematesshow)​ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stalematesshow​ (https://www.facebook.com/stalematesshow​) Instagram: @stalematesshow Thanks for watching!

Olympic recap: great performance for guys and girls in team USA Nick Surriano Dean Peterson Lagrand Coffee with Jon Poz's new partnership.

Akil Murugan and Neko Aquilina discuss current events in the wrestling community. Start of with a quick intro then into the upcoming Stalemates wrestling card with the premier matchup being Kyven Gadson vs Pat Downey. Then off to Nick Suriano being in the transfer portal and where he can possibly end up. Then Conor Mcgreggors questionable tweet towards Khabib. We get into the basis of MFS in the olympics but we do not go too much in depth. Hope you guys enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/akil-murugan0/support

The boys talk about what it means that Nick Suriano is in the transfer portal, the US' Cadet Worlds performance, and make Olympic bets.

This week on @champandthetramp the boys welcome @coachgoodale on. If you’re a fan of collegiate wrestling you’re gonna want to tune into this episode. @coachgoodale is the former coach at Jackson Memorial High School where he coached 4 state champions. He then was offered the head coach position @ruwrestling in 2007. To say the wresting program at RU was struggling when he came on board would be an understatement. Undaunted, Coach Goodale accepted the challenge and completely turned the program around starting with his grass roots recruiting style. Under Goodale’s watch, RU has two individual national titles (Anthony Ashnault & Nick Suriano in 2019), three national finalists, 15 All-Americans, five conference champions (four Big Ten, one EIWA), 80 NCAA Championship bids, 32 Big Ten Conference Championships placewinners and 42 placewinners at the Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Association (EIWA) Championships. The program has tallied an impressive 183-79-1 dual meet record during his 14 years, “On the Banks.” @coachgoodale is such a humble guy and great interview and an absolute legend here in NJ. Thanks so much for coming on Coach ! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Run of Show 0:00 - Ben lives in the Wisconsin Dells 0:02 - Nick Suriano did in fact test positive for COVID-19 57kg predictions 0:32 - 65kg predictions 0:46 - 74kg predictions 0:53 - 86kg predictions 01:01 - 97kg predictions 01:08 - 125kg predictions 01:15 - How the team will be covering Olympic Trials 01:19 - Questions from friends

Run of Show 0:00 - Bratke is fired up about some of the at-large selections 0:14 - Don’t forget to watch the bracket show tonight at 6 PM ET. We are going to lose our minds 0:16 - Who has a snap as good as Gable Steveson? 0:17 - Who should win the Hodge: Spencer Lee or Gable Steveson? 0:39 - Burroughs/Chamizo was controversial  01:02 - Zahid Valencia’s performance has CP thinking some crazy thoughts about him challenging David Taylor 01:10 - Nick Suriano and Daton Fix didn’t move up to avoid Spencer Lee 01:13 - Bratke is sleep deprived and should be in rare form for the bracket show 01:14 - Questions from friends

Run of Show 0:00 - CP is back and it’s hockey sweater Tuesday 0:02 - Bratke finally has running water, but he does have to still boil it 0:03 - Beau Bartlett is the man for Penn State at 149 0:08 - Turns out, Greg Kerkvliet is likely NOT done for the season 0:12 - Ben watched episode 1 of Tiger, but somehow couldn’t figure out how to watch episode 2 0:15 - How does Kerkvliet impact the team race and comparing Penn State vs Iowa 0:23 - Myles Amine looked really good against Cam Caffey 0:25 - Don’t expect to see Nick Suriano or Stevan Micic this season 0:31 - How in the world do you pronounce Starocci and how smart is he making Ben and CP look? 0:41 - How should 174 be seeded in the Big Ten? 0:42 - And how the heck do you seed Kerkvliet at Big Tens? 0:45 - Who does Kerkvliet matchup better against: Gable or Mason? 0:51 - How did Ohio State not wrestle Gas Tank Gary on Senior night? 0:55 - Will next year be the toughest NCAA Championships ever? 0:56 - EIWA pre-seeds are out and it appears that allocations will not change 01:05 - Ben fist fought Doug Vollaro when he was 12 01:06 - An update on Ben’s boxing training 01:08 - Ryan Deakin destroyed Brayton Lee and looks incredible. Northwestern-Minnesota breakdown 01:15 - 125 tiers for fears 01:22 - Questions from friends

Run of Show 0:00 - We get a Wisconsin snow update from Ben 0:01 - America’s Cup begins today. Looking at the toughest weight and best potential matchups 0:12 - Ben has an update for us on most pins in a single season by a college wrestler 0:14 - Ben wants Austin DeSanto to be a hype man for Spencer Lee as he enters all the open tournaments he can to try and break the single season pin record 0:16 - Michigan is back this weekend and are also trying to add another match this weekend… 0:23 - Is there any chance Nick Suriano returns? 0:24 - How will allocations, auto qualifiers work this year for the NCAA Championships? 0:31 - Questions from friends

David Mirikitani speaks with Olympic hopefuls Nick Suriano and Zahid Valencia as well as ASU assistant coach Mark Perry about the training situation with the Sunkist Kids in Tempe, Arizona.

Is it possible for a freshman to win an NCAA title? The college field is packed this year, but these 21 freshmen have a serious shot to step onto the podium. Josiah also discusses a Nick Suriano theory, Daton Fix situation, and underrated college wrestling teams in this week's Fanco Wrestling Show.   Show Topics: Underrated Teams 5 Craziest Upsets You Missed Last Week Did Rutgers Just Reveal Nick Suriano’s Return? Top Ranked Wrestlers Who Haven’t Wrestled Yet 21 Freshmen Who Could All-American this Year Upcoming Duals this Weekend ———————————— ⭐ Did you enjoy this week's college wrestling news updates? Consider writing a review to help The Fanco Wrestling Show grow! https://bit.ly/FancoWrestlingShow  

Rutgers' promising hoops season has hit a snag. The Scarlet Knights have lost four straight and fans are beginning to worry what seemed like a surefire NCAA Tournament bid could be slipping away. Is it time to panic? We also discuss Nick Suriano's international splash, the football roster outlook, Chris Ash's NFL future and much more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Run of Show 0:00 - Ben is out being a coach and will be back tomorrow 0:01 - Since CP and Bratke were out on Thursday, they share their thoughts on Burrroughs-Taylor 0:04 - Why criteria is just fine 0:11 - Thomas Gilman’s late match tactics continue to be puzzling 0:14 - Nick Suriano wins the Deglane looking amazing on the way. 0:23 - Why Suriano would not come back to Rutgers 0:27 - Pat McKee beats Mitch McKee and Brody Teske is into the top 10 0:36 - Dake killed a guy 0:37 - Sharifov didn’t wrestle Kyle Snyder for some reason 0:38 - Yianni looks like he’s on an up swing 0:45 - Tamyra-Forrest met in a potential Olympic Trials finals preview 0:47 - Iowa looked as advertised against Nebraska 0:57 - Missouri is on fire 0:58 - Stanford coaches get locked out of the team’s official social media accounts 0:59 - Making our way back to Missouri beating everyone badly 01:05 - Getting back to the Iowa-Nebraska dual 01:07 - Gable Steveson has no chill 01:10 - Illinois upsets Missouri 01:17 - Questions from friends

Run of Show 0:01 - Bitcoin is on a heater and Ben wants CP to suck it 0:02 - The Big Ten schedule is finally here 0:04 - Oklahoma State wrestle-off results 0:07 - Back to Big Ten wrestling schedule talk 0:09 - Update on what’s going on with Nick Suriano 0:10 - Could there be an All-American this year with a losing record? 0:23 - Brandon Metz is our next electric factory at heavyweight 0:26 - Thoughts on Virginia Tech-Campbell 0:29 - Overall thoughts on NCAA wrestling coming back 0:33 - The team that USA Wrestling is sending to the Henri Deglane is insane 0:38 - How Henri Deglane could impact 57kg pecking order 0:48 - Updates to the Burroughs-Taylor card. We are up to 11 incredible matches 01:00 - Ben watched the Dan Gable documentary 01:09 - Getting back to the matches added to the Burroughs-Taylor card 01:11 - Questions from friends

Run of Show 0:00 - Catching up with the boys and sharing how Christmas was 0:03 - NCAA wrestling is officially back this week 0:05 - It was a very sad day in the wrestling community on Christmas 0:10 - Austin Gomez medically retires from wrestling 0:11 - Brand new NCAA rankings are out 0:17 - What the heck is going on with Nick Suriano drama 0:24 - Nebraska lineup changes 0:27 - Minnesota has some lineup changes as well 0:30 - What NCAA wrestling we have on tap this weekend 0:33 - NCAA 285 tiers 0:46 - Talking about the remainder of the Burroughs-Taylor card 0:54 - Questions from friends

Run of Show 0:00 - Associate Head Coach at Ohio State J Jaggers joins the show to talk about the ramifications the extra year of eligibility for winter athletes will have on programs 0:27 - Thoughts on what Coach Jaggers had to say and more thoughts on the topic 0:41 - Jordan Burroughs continues to do workouts that look very Kyle Dake functional pattern esque  0:52 - Which wrestlers from the class 2020 big board should go right away? 0:57 - AJ Ferrari’s tik tok game is strong  01:03 - Should Daton Fix and Nick Suriano both go 125 this year? 01:09 - Questions from friends

Run of Show 0:00 - Ben is back and bionic!  0:02 - Shayne Van Ness commits to Penn State. What does it mean for the Nittany Lions lineup? 0:08 - Could Penn State flip Richie Figueroa and land 1, 2, 3 in the class of 2021 0:09 - A little preview of some dope Alex Facundo Who’s #1 footage coming 0:10 - A little Who’s #1 trivia for ya 0:12 - Nick Suriano is officially on the Rutgers roster 0:15 - Trump is trying to make the Big Ten play football, update on how college football has gone so far 0:24 - Beat The Streets has announced 3 awesome matches so far 0:34 - Thomas Gilman will go back to Iowa and wrestle at Senior Nationals 0:39 - Jaydin Eierman is officially an Iowa Hawkeye 0:41 - A man in Australia was attacked by a shark 0:42 - Chael let CP off the hook for his take on the Banach-Schultz match and Ben’s thoughts on being able to turn Chael 0:45 - Real Woods pulls his name out of transfer portal, Ben’s Michigan plan could be on hold 0:48 - Ben’s thoughts on what next year’s NCAA season could look like  0:52 - Nino Bonaccorsi moving up to 197 next season 0:56 - Questions from friends

Run of Show 0:00 - It’s camp szn in Wisconsin 0:05 - Nick Suriano re-enrolls at Rutgers 0:12 - Spencer Lee weight and how long he wants to wrestle update 0:15 - How USA men’s freestyle World Championship results have drastically changed since 2008 0:27 - Why did Team USA struggle so much 2008-2010 0:31 - What wrestlers could have stayed in the sport in that era? 0:34 - Ben tries to figure another one of our contributors  0:36 - We get an update on what’s going on with Sadulaev and he’s got two ADAMS warnings 0:42 - Bono supports our Wisconsin high school ranker, but Ben still wants to fire him 0:44 - We get back to talking about Sadulaev and all the kids he wants 0:48 - The foreign wrestling star IG post of the day 0:50 - We finally get a life update on Denis Tsargush  0:54 - Questions from friends  0:57 - Spey joins the show for a social studies lesson 01:07 - Circling back to questions from friends

Run of Show 0:00 - It’s match week and wrestlers will be in town shortly 0:05 - Ben wants Spencer Lee to wrestle Rustam Ampar 0:08 - California high school wrestling will be moved to the spring 0:11 - Many people were uneducated about Myles Martin’s world ranking 0:16 - Steven Kyle Bratke explains how Myles Martin can beat David Taylor 0:22 - Who will meet David Taylor in the Olympic Trials finals? 0:25 - We’ll have a special guest filling in for Ben Askren on Thursday 0:27 - Ben hiked 7.2 miles barefoot and regretted his decision  0:29 - Jon Morrison & Helen Maroulis join DMV RTC 0:33 - Which colleges former wrestlers are now the most over their competition weight? 0:36 - Breaking down the match order of the July 25th card 0:38 - RBY offers up a point challenge to Jack Mueller 0:40 - Playing the fire RBY-Mueller promo and discussing the match 0:47 - Asking Joe Pollard about the status of Nick Suriano returning to Rutgers 0:49 - The dates for wrestling at the Tokyo Olympics are set 0:50 - CP is scared of traveling internationally 0:52 - Questions from friends 0:55 - Our international ranker Jon Kozak joins the show 01:04 - Getting back to questions from friends

Run of Show 0:00 - How did JD Rader do while CP was out? 0:01 - Thoughts on Jordan Burroughs making the move to Penn RTC in 2021 0:14 - Who could the Nebraska Wrestling Training Center go out and get? 0:17 - Verified Twitter accounts got locked and someone was stealing bitcoin  0:21 - Updating CP on Ben’s offer of getting Myles Amine to wrestle Alex Dieringer 0:25 - Myles Martin will replace Pat Downey on July 25 0:31 - Does Rutgers have some big news with Nick Suriano coming? 0:37 - Better potential 1-2-3 punch: Iowa or Rutgers? 0:41 - CP is BFF’s with Myles Martin’s dad 0:42 - PIAA moving from 14 high school weight classes to 13 0:46 - Traveling with Mark Bader is the absolute worst 0:49 - Questions from friends

Minutes 0:00 - Nuthin but a gangsta party in Austin, TX 0:01 - Some 61s are switching to Greco 0:04 - Walsh Ironman recap 0:16 - CP has some news: Nick Suriano is in 0:17 - Our own Justin Hale is wrestling at Senior Nationals 0:20 - Where should Spencer Lee be seeded? 0:30 - The top three seeds at 65kg are pretty sticky 0:35 - Jason Nolf may be out for 74kg 0:41 - The 86kg seeds and where Aaron Brooks fits in 0:45 - How do the 97kg seeds shake out? 0:47 - Where to seed Anthony Cassar and Kerkvliet? 0:50 - ABP out for Joe Smith and Kaden Gfeller, and could Kaid Brock come back? 1:02 - Mike Eierman named New England RTC head coach 1:05 - The 125 landscape has changed massively this season 1:10 - Questions from Friends

Minutes 0:00 - Bratke’s back 0:01 - Let’s catch Bratke up 0:03 - Iowa is the new #1 after beating Wisconsin 32-3 0:04 - Starting off with DeSanto’s win over Gross 0:14 - Continuing with the Hawkeye win 0:30 - Breakdown of PSU/Iowa team and guaranteed points at NCAAs 0:52 - Missing Persons Report: APB 0:58 - Where do we see Sebastian Rivera and Nick Suriano in the 2nd semester? 1:07 - Questions from Friends

Don’t think I’ll be using that AirPod/Backpack Studio connection in the future, especially in the garage. My wife took slight exception to the note about the noise, but after nine and a half years of marriage, I still like to poke a little fun. I’m Jason Bryant, and this is Short Time Shots, a mostly daily look at the scores and more from around the world of wrestling. Anyone else hate Comcast? Not going down that rabbit hole.  Dual Meets:  No Division I action, but enough to chat about to make you want to order a 20-piece Chicken McNugget meal at 3:29 a.m. and ask them to put every sauce in the bag! Wait, sorry, flashbacks. And yes, I knew that in 2005, McDonalds on Columbia Avenue in Lancaster, PA started serving breakfast at 3:30 a.m. There’s only one way to discover that - the hard way.m I’ll start in D3, where third-ranked Wartburg remembered its fallen three-time national champion Kenny “Kennfucios” Anderson on Wednesday and then pounded Simpson (Iowa) 47-3. Kris Rumph, the guy who beat Iowa’s Gavin Teasdale over the weekend, yeah, he won by fall at 133. The win ran Wartburg’s win streak in the American Rivers Conference is now 215.  St. Cloud State, which should be ranked No. 1 when the next Division II rankings come out, extended its win streak to 52 in a row and its conference dual win streak to 69 in a row after shutting out Southwest Minnesota State 42-0 at Halenbeck Hall in St. Cloud. Top-ranked James Barzowski topped Nathan Moore 10-3 at 157 pounds.  Shippensburg knocked off Division III Waynesburg 35-12. The Red Raiders notched three falls, with the fastest coming from DeAndre Reed at 149 in 1:02. Northern State beat its Division III opponent, Concordia-Moorhead, 24-15 just across the Red River in Moorhead, Minnesota. Billy Holtan, son of longtime Mat Talk Podcast Network patron Bill Holton, picked up a major decision at 165 pounds in the Wolves’ winning effort. Going back to PA, Kutztown defeated Millersville 24-13. Moving south, Division II Belmont Abbey beat NAIA Bluefield 34-11 and Coker beat Truett McConnell 39-12 Division III Scranton won six bouts to knock off Division II East Stroudsburg 24-15 to win a Dundie. Don’t know what that is? That’s what she said. In keeping it D3, UW-La Crosse beat UW-Eau Claire 25-12 and UW-Whitewater beat UW-Platteville 27-12. Castleton beat Norwich 31-17 in New England. In the NAIA, Wayland Baptist beat Central Christian 45-12, Briar Cliff beat Northwestern (Iowa) 24-16. Lourdes beat Division III Defiance 29-14. I really should come up with more puns with Defiance.  On the women’s side, Oklahoma City beat Texas Wesleyan 41-7 with Cierra Foster picking up a fall at 143 pounds in just 20 seconds.  GET A FREE MONTH OF PODCAST HOSTING WITH LIBSYN There are approximately 66 active wrestling podcasts out there, with 20 of them on the Mat Talk Podcast Network. I get asked all the time about what people need to start a podcast. One of the most important things is a podcast host. I firmly believe in quality comes at a cost and with Libsyn, my podcast host of choice, that cost is super affordable. Sign up for Libsyn, at L-I-B-S-Y-N.com and use the promo code MTO to get your first month of podcast hosting for free when you sign up. That means you get the rest of THIS month and NEXT month free. They’ve got plans as affordable as $5 a month. They’ve been the backbone of this network and if you don’t reach out to me for technical advice, at least hear me on this one – Libsyn.com, use promo code MTO and get your free month (and a half!) TAKEDOWN CANCER It's time again to think about hosting a TakeDown Cancer event at one of your home meets, tournaments or youth events. TakeDown Cancer raises money for the Randy Shaver Cancer Research and Community Fund where over 91 percent of all money goes directly to research doctors and other cancer related projects. TakeDown Cancer is an all volunteer group with no paid salaries. TakeDown Cancer has raised almost $250,000. Please consider hosting an event. Go to www.takedowncancer.org for information or contact Mark Neu at mneu@shakopee.k12.mn.usLet’s TakeDown Cancer! - No one fights alone! Notables on the Docket for November 20: Pretty solid schedule across the board on November 20. In Division I, Missouri hosts Division II Central Missouri and NAIA Missouri Valley, while a pair of teams from out west head east. Oregon State heads to George Mason, while Air Force will face Hofstra. In Division II, a pair of newer programs will hook up as Urbana will face Bellarmine. In D3, we’ve got Manchester heading to Adrian, an all-Iowa tilt as Central faces Coe, while up in Wisconsin, UW-Stevens Point will face UW-Oshkosh. A pretty solid slate of duals in the NAIA, with Corban facing Simpson and Southern Oregon in a tri-meet, while Life Pacific will host Arizona Christian. Vanguard will also be in the house facing Arizona Christian. That’s a tri with three teams in the west all started in the past two years. Warner Pacific is at Montana State-Northern, Central Methodist heads to Iowa for a men’s and women’s double dip with Grand View. Grand View trying to extend its win streak to 79. The Vikings currently hold the second longest win streak in college wrestling history. If the math is right, the Vi kings won’t break the record of 92 this season. Doane is at Midland, Benedictine is at St. Mary and who knows what the heck is going on at Lindenwood-Belleville. Last I’d heard was the school was going to consolidate its sports with Lindewood’s main campus in Missouri. The women’s roster and coaching staff hasn’t been updated, yet the women are supposed to face MacMurray, while the men are allegedly facing off with Calumet College of St. Joseph.  Keeping with the women’s schedule, Limestone heads to King, Adrian is at Tiffin, Simpson is also up at Southern Oregon with the men and Midland heads west to face Colorado Mesa.  FROM THE DWN: Wyatt Henson, the son of Sammie Henson and a 2021 Iowa commit, was reportedly ruled ineligible for the postseason by the WPIAL, which is essentially the athletic association for Western PA. Henson started out at Waynesburg Central while his dad was the head coach a short distance away in Morgantown, West Virginia at WVU. IAwrestle posted about it, while PA Power is following up.  Craig Sesker follows up on the story Trackwrestling posted yesterday, in which he believes freestyle should replace folkstyle. He writes this on The Predicament.  Earlier this week, I posted about Anthony Ashnault and Nick Suriano of Rutgers getting the nod to attend the White House as NCAA Collegiate Champions Day. TheMat.com’s Gary Abbott confirms Penn State’s team championship as well as individual titlists Yianni Diakomihalis of Cornell, Drew Foster of Northern Iowa and Mekhi Lewis of Virginia Tech will also be in attendance. Penn State will be represented by Jason Nolf, Bo Nickal, Nick Nevills and Mason Manville along with Senior Associate AD Rick Kaluza. I say again, I don’t care about your politics. Next.  Everyone’s favorite podcasting wrestling teenagers, Sam Herring and Jude Swisher, have added Mason Beckman to the Home Mat Advantage team. Lucky for Beckman, he can still pass as 15.  Lots of conference awards being named, and again, they’re in the newsletter, but not all here. One that will be here today is from the South Atlantic Conference Carolinas, which is a hybrid collection of wrestling schools in those two conferences. Mount Olive, a first year program led by past Purdue All-American Jake Patacsil, had its first award winner as Hayden Waddell was honored as the Wrestler of the Week after winning the Star City Classic last weekend.  Flowrestling is looking ahead to Iowa-Iowa State by looking back at the history of the series, giving us six reasons to watch AND trying to piss off Hawkeye fans by giving you the way Iowa State can win the dual.  After hearing about Quant Wrestling on yesterday’s On The Mat, Trackwrestling drops a statistical breakdown by Quant Wrestling that breaks down various scoring attacks and analytics from the 2019 NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships. Stat nerds should love it.  On The Network Inside Virginia Tech Wrestling talks with Hokies head wrestling coach Tony Robie about the upcoming trip to Washington, D.C. to accompany NCAA champion Mekhi Lewis on his visit to the White House. We also recap the win over Ohio State and the upcoming Navy Classic. 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. You can support this program and the Network by making a small monthly contribution or one-time donation by going to mattalkonline.com/jointheteam. Venmo, PayPal, Buymeacoffee.com or Patreon, but here’s the perk with a monthly Patreon contribution - you get the cool perks like branded shirts, glasses, hats, digital preview guides, shout outs on the show and even a chance to be on Short Time!  The Short Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly outfitted by Compound Sportswear. Remember, you’ve always got time, for Short Time.  SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHORT TIME WRESTLING PODCAST Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | iHeartRadio | TuneIn Google Podcasts | Spotify | iOS App | Android App | RSS (Editor's note: This is always a rough draft of the script of the show, there may be minor errors sprinkled throughout and no, it's not in APA style or anything that resembles a journalistic published work. Some shows will also be devoid of show notes, as they're done on the road from a mobile device). Short Time Episode 548 - November 20, 2019

It was Monday. It didn’t snow. That’s all you need to know. This is Short Time Shots, a mostly daily look back at the scores and more from the world of wrestling, I’m Jason Bryant. Oh, I bought a standing desk today. I’ll put it in the office when that finally gets done. Ever seen The Money Pit? Yeah, two weeks.  Dual Meets:  Six teams pulled notable upsets over the weekend, with Rider pulling the biggest, going into Minneapolis and beating No. 6 Minnesota 21-17. Even with some controversy over skin checks, No. 10 Lehigh knocked off No. 4 Oklahoma State 21-20 on criteria. No. 11 Virginia Tech went into Columbus and beat No. 3 Ohio State 21-15 and one that was overlooked by many was Michigan State beating No. 20 Oklahoma 21-16. Stanford topped No. 17 North Carolina 21-11 and No. 21 Northwestern scored a modest upset over No. 14 Northern Iowa 24-20. While behind the paywall at Flo, David Bray tracked down all the upsets he could find and counted up 38 individual upsets, including 11 wrestlers in the top 10 going down. Again, while I don’t link to the paywalled content from any outlet, if you have a FloPro subscription, that feature is worth reading, even if you like another outlet’s rankings.  Also finally expect some shake-ups in the NWCA Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll this week as we’ve finally got some duals to shake out who’s legit and who’s just tough on paper.  Tournaments One tournament of note saw Penn State win four titles, but Army West Point won the team title. The Nittany Lions wrestled half their starters, the Black Knights wrestled a ton of their roster. I get annoyed when I see tournaments “score” opens, but this was an invitational. Should the fact Penn State entered a team-scored tournament and not win it be relevant or should, as Clay Sauertieg puts it, have an asterisk?   International Wrestling The U.S. finished second to Japan, losing 7-3 at the Women’s World Cup in Narita, Japan over the weekend. Japan showed its depth by using a number of athletes who have seen success at the age-group levels, but were more or less, senior-level unknowns. Adeline Gray, Jacarra Winchester and Tamyra Mensah-Stock were absolute beasts. As Americans, we are fortunate to be in a generation that’s seeing amazing growth in women’s wrestling and we currently have three dynamic athletes leading the charge on the senior level.  Bill Farrell happened. Want to know what happened? It’s covered everywhere, so I don’t need to rehash it here. By the way, literally everything in the Short Time Shots is actually covered by a story that’s included in the Daily Wrestling News. I hit the key topics here, but the best way to be the most educated fan in the block or at the bar, is to go to mattalkonline.com/news and wake up every morning with the news of the day.  GET A FREE MONTH OF PODCAST HOSTING WITH LIBSYN There are approximately 66 active wrestling podcasts out there, with 20 of them on the Mat Talk Podcast Network. I get asked all the time about what people need to start a podcast. One of the most important things is a podcast host. I firmly believe in quality comes at a cost and with Libsyn, my podcast host of choice, that cost is super affordable. Sign up for Libsyn, at L-I-B-S-Y-N.com and use the promo code MTO to get your first month of podcast hosting for free when you sign up. That means you get the rest of THIS month and NEXT month free. They’ve got plans as affordable as $5 a month. They’ve been the backbone of this network and if you don’t reach out to me for technical advice, at least hear me on this one – Libsyn.com, use promo code MTO and get your free month (and a half!) TAKEDOWN CANCER It's time again to think about hosting a TakeDown Cancer event at one of your home meets, tournaments or youth events. TakeDown Cancer raises money for the Randy Shaver Cancer Research and Community Fund where over 91 percent of all money goes directly to research doctors and other cancer related projects. TakeDown Cancer is an all volunteer group with no paid salaries. TakeDown Cancer has raised almost $250,000. Please consider hosting an event. Go to www.takedowncancer.org for information or contact Mark Neu at mneu@shakopee.k12.mn.usLet’s TakeDown Cancer! - No one fights alone! Notables on the Docket for November 19: Tuesday is a typical dual meet day for the Ohio Athletic Conference and this Tuesday is no different as four duals take place there, all in Division III. Heidelberg, which you should know their nickname by now, takes on the Blue Streaks of John Carroll, Muskingum, they’re the Muskies, face Mount Union, which are the Purple Raiders, the Yellow Jackets of Baldwin Wallace, now sans hyphen, heads to Ohio Northern to face the Polar Bears, because that’s what you think of when you think of Ohio. Lastly, Otterbein, which is the more traditional Cardinals, will face the Fighting Quakers of Wilmington.  In the NAIA, Graceland will face Baker, while Simpson (Calif.) will take on Lassen of the California Community Colleges. That’ll be the last dual officially scheduled for the teams out in the California Community College system as the state dual meet championship gets underway this weekend.   FROM THE DWN: Andy Hamilton of Trackwrestling follows up the competition from the Bill Farrell Memorial with a Writing Time feature on who the man Bill Farrell was and his unique background and history in wrestling and sporting goods.  Tom Housenick of The Morning Call in Allentown, Pennsylvania writes about the loss of a Nazareth wrestling family’s home in a fire. A GoFundMe has been set up to help the family of DeShawn Farber, with putting their life back together after losing pretty much everything.  Just about every wrestling and MMA site has been covering this story, but two-time NCAA champion, four-time All-American and 2008 Olympian Ben Askren announced he was retiring from MMA today on Ariel Helwani’s MMA show.  We just had a Greco-Roman event, which means Tim Hands from FivePointMove.com is on the case. Actually, it’s Monday, so that means Tim Hands from FivePointMove is on the case with his Monday Roundup, which he posts every Monday, as the name implies. I had this in Monday morning’s Daily Wrestling News, but it bears repeating here on the show, since TheMat.com also posted the announcement from the Sparta Independent that Sussex County Community College will be adding wrestling. They’ve hired former Centenary wrestler Chris Burdge as the first head coach. Burdge was a four-time Division III All-American from 2011-2014. Keeping things Jersey, NCAA champions Nick Suriano and Anthony Ashnault of Rutgers will be part of NCAA Collegiate National Champions day in Washington D.C. In other words, they get to go to the White House. You may now start your banter about the nation’s politics, but do that on your own time - I don’t care.  Wartburg will honor the late Kenny Anderson, a three-time Division III national champion who passed away earlier this fall on November 20 in the Knights dual against Simpson College. Wartburg’s won 30 straight against the Storm.  The weekly load of Wrestlers of the Week are starting to drop. You can get a ton of them in Tuesday’s newsletter.  Finally, Dan Gable is the big cheese. Or in this case, he’s made of big cheese. File this under things you really don’t need to know, but you need to see, Go Iowa Awesome, a snarky, but often hilarious sports blog covering Iowa, shows us what Dan Gable looks like when he’s carved out of cheese. In Minnesota, it would have been butter.  On The Network Nothing coming out other than this show on Monday, but the rest of this week, we’ll have shows from On The Mat, Rocked Up, ODU Monarch Matcast, Inside Virginia Tech Wrestling and possibly something from Hall of Fame Legends, but that might have to wait until the lull over Thanksgiving. If you don’t already know, the entire library of shows on the Mat Talk Podcast Network are at mattalkonline.com.  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. You can support this program and the Network by making a small monthly contribution or one-time donation by going to mattalkonline.com/jointheteam.  Venmo, PayPal, Buymeacoffee.com or Patreon, but here’s the perk with a monthly Patreon contribution - you get the cool perks like branded shirts, glasses, hats, digital preview guides, shout outs on the show and even a chance to be on Short Time!  The Short Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly outfitted by Compound Sportswear. Remember, you’ve always got time, for Short Time.  SUBSCRIBE TO THE SHORT TIME WRESTLING PODCAST Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | iHeartRadio | TuneIn Google Podcasts | Spotify | iOS App | Android App | RSS (Editor's note: This is always a rough draft of the script of the show, there may be minor errors sprinkled throughout and no, it's not in APA style or anything that resembles a journalistic published work. Some shows will also be devoid of show notes, as they're done on the road from a mobile device). Short Time Episode 546 - November 19, 2019

The Scarlet Spotlight welcomes downloads king Scott Goodale back to the podcast for Episode 38. The Rutgers wrestling head coach discusses the 2018-2019 season, which was historic for his program. It included a Top 10 NCAA finish and two individual national champions. Goodale covers the breaking news about Nick Suriano's Olympic redshirt and what to expect from the 2019-2020 Scarlet Knights. Other topics include: the new practice facility, Goodale's thoughts on RU Athletics under Pat Hobbs and his music taste. In the Scarlet Six, Danny and Jon talk about Rutgers football's loss to Iowa, what to expect against BC and why Sept. 21 is so important for the Scarlet Knights. In addition to recapping the week in fall sports, the hosts note the social media angst within the Rutgers fanbase.  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

0:00 - Will there be a show Wednesday? 0:03 - Nick Suriano is planning to at least redshirt the first semester 0:10 - #thiccbassszn 0:13 - Penn State's schedule is out, and it looks a little different 0:23 - 57kg at Worlds and Daton's chances to medal 0:38 - 61kg at Worlds and Graff's chances to medal 0:45 - 65kg at Worlds and Zain's chances to medal 1:00 - 70kg at Worlds and Green's chances to medal 1:04 - 74kg at Worlds and Burroughs' chances to medal 1:14 - 79kg at Worlds and Dake's chances to win 1:18 - 86kg at Worlds and Downey's chances to medal 1:21 - 92kg at Worlds and Cox's chances to win 1:25 - 97kg at Worlds and Snyder's shot to knock off Sadulaev 1:30 - 125kg at Worlds Gwiz's chances to medal 1:35 - CP elaborates on his Iran/Israel take

Daton Fix PodcastOn this special edition of the RUDIS Wrestling Podcast, Ben Askren sits down with 4x Oklahoma State Champion, 2017 Junior World Champion, NCAA Finalist, 2019 Senior World Team Member, and 7x World Team Member Daton Fix. Fix holds many, many more accolades including the most recent Gold Medal at the Lima Pan American Games. Despite Fix’s reputation of winning, he didn’t start wrestling until 5th grade and had to catch up to the other kids who had been wrestling since they were 5. Fix says his dad was a great coach for him and set the foundation for him to succeed. He was told not to focus on results but on progression and if you do that the results will follow. He’s kept that mindset since and is something he claims has helped him throughout his career. Askren talks about how he can’t think of anyone else that wrestles in as many events, tournaments, or duals as Fix. They breakdown Fix’s decision to commit to Oklahoma State as well as his battle in the NCAA finals against Nick Suriano. Fix and Askren also breakdown his U.S. Open and Final X series with Thomas Gilman. Wrapping up the podcast Fix gives an inside look at his training for this year’s World Championships in Kazakhstan and Askren talks John Smith.

Olympic Red Shirt and Jr. WorldsThis episode Ben Askren and Matt Dernlan cover Yianni Diakomihalis / Zain Retherford arbitration process being dragged out, Mekhi Lewis taking an Olympic redshirt, Vito Arujau at Junior Worlds, and Collegiate rosters for next season. Askren and Dernlan First get into Yianni vs Zain. They believe by the length of time the arbitration process is taking that there will a wrestle-off. What the board is trying to figure out most likely is if they count the second Final X match for Yianni and the series is tied 1-1 or if they call it a nullified match and force Yianni to win two straight matches. They’ll also have to decide when the match will happen with limited time remaining before the World Championships. The next topic they discuss is the domestic battle in the U.S. at the 57kg weight class for the Olympics. The list of elite wrestlers filtering into 57kg is extremely long from Daton Fix, Spencer Lee, Thomas Gilman, Nick Suriano, to Tyler Graff, Nathan Tomasello, and the list goes on and on. For Daton Fix it’s extremely important for him to medal in order to put himself in a final wrestle-off for the Olympic team spot. They also announce they will be going LIVE on YouTube from the RUDIS Wrestling HQ this Saturday, August 17th as they watch the Kyle Dake vs Alex Dieringer wrestle-off. Lastly the breakdown Junior Worlds and the potential of these amazing wrestlers.

Current EventsThis episode Ben Askren and Matt Dernlan preview the 2019 World Team Trials. Askren starts the podcast by telling Dernlan how much he enjoyed Dernlan's interview with Anatoly Beloglazov on episode #55. Dernlan gives some insight on the interview and all the interesting pieces he took from it. Some news since the last podcast that has come out includes Jason Nolf moving up a weight class and Nick Suriano deciding not to compete at World Team Trials. Dernlan and Askren see such a great opportunity for Suriano to make the world team and don't know his reasoning why he is choosing not to wrestle. 57 kg (8:23)Dernlan gives an update on Nathan Tomasello's status and how he is choosing to take time off, heal his injuries, and return next year for an Olympic run. They also discuss the strict qualifying criteria to make the World Team Trials and how smaller brackets allow for less possible injuries. Askren and Dernlan agree the pick for this weight class is Thomas Gilman hands down. 61 kg (13:37) Askren picks by his performance at the U.S. Open Nico Megaludis will beat Cody Brewer in the finals and head to Final X to take on Joe Colon. Dernlan agrees with this pick especially with a best of three series.65 kg (16:55)The topic is brought up about where Jordan Oliver should be seeded. Askren breaks down why seeding matters and how much of a difference it makes. There is also rumors that say Oliver could jump up to 70 kg. Overall Askren and Dernlan picks Zain Retherford to get the win at World Team Trials.70 kg (24:20)Both Askren and Dernlan pick James Green to win.74 kg (25:20)In the finals, Askren picks Jason Nolf vs Isaiah Martinez with Martinez getting the win and heading to Final X. Dernlan talks about how Martinez is on a new level and has opened up a gap between him and the rest of the weight class.79 kg (27:58)Dernlan has Mark Hall breaking onto the Senior level scene with a win at World Team Trials. Askren picks Zahid Valencia to win.86 kg (32:47)Both Dernlan and Askren pick Myles Martin to get revenge on Pat Downey and head to Final X. 92 kg (35:05)Dernlan says he has to take Bo Nickal to win and Dernlan agrees.97 kg (36:16)Askren picks Ben Honis to win the trials. Dernlan has been a Honis supporter for a very long time and also picks him to win. 125 kg (38:55)With a surprise pick, Dernlan takes Gable Steveson to win the trials. Askren takes Adam Coon over Steveson.

In this weeks episode the Airey Bros. go Belly to Belly with FloWrestling's Mike “Mal” Malinconico to discuss the Beat the Streets, Grapple at the Garden event that was held at the Hulu Theater, Madison Square Garden on May 6th. We go in-depth on the matches between Yianni D v. Bajrang, Jordan Burroughs v. Ben Askren, James Green v. Anthony Ashnault, Nick Suriano v. Joe Colon, the growth of the Rutgers Wrestling program in the last decade and what's like to be a dad/coach. The mission of Beat the Streets NYC Wrestling is to develop the full human and athletic potential of the urban youth and to strengthen the wrestling culture within New York City.

In this weeks episode the Airey Bros. go Belly to Belly with FloWrestling’s Mike “Mal” Malinconico to discuss the Beat the Streets, Grapple at the Garden event that was held at the Hulu Theater, Madison Square Garden on May 6th. We go in-depth on the matches between Yianni D v. Bajrang, Jordan Burroughs v. Ben Askren, James Green v. Anthony Ashnault, Nick Suriano v. Joe Colon, the growth of the Rutgers Wrestling program in the last decade and what’s like to be a dad/coach. The mission of Beat the Streets NYC Wrestling is to develop the full human and athletic potential of the urban youth and to strengthen the wrestling culture within New York City.

Minutes 0:00 - The gang's all here on this Thursday show 0:01 - We expected Yianni to beat Bajrang, and he did 0:02 - David Taylor sustained an injury at Beat the Streets 0:13 - The process going forward about Taylor's options if he's hurt 0:14 - Yianni's on a roll right now and might be the hottest wrestler in the world 0:24 - Bajrang and his coach were very upset about the loss 0:33 - Suriano beats Colon in a tight one 0:43 - Should college guys wrestle senior level at the Open? 0:45 - CP thinks Suriano could wrestle at WTT, maybe even down at 57kg 0:47 - Ben Askren got teched, but helped the sport of wrestling so much by competing at BTS 0:54 - JoJo Aragona dominated Adam Busiello 0:55 - Mueller looked huge, beat up Picc, and will wrestle 57kg at the Trials 0:57 - Mother's Day is this weekend! Take care of all the wrestling moms please 1:02 - J'den looks better than ever 1:06 - Is J'den overlooked and underappreciated? 1:14 - Questions from Friends

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.

It has been just over a month since Anthony Ashnault and Nick Suriano were crowned national champions, and Rutgers Wrestling finished in the top 10 of the NCAA Tournament for the first time ever. Who better to discuss the success of the program and what's next, then Head Coach Scott Goodale. Coach Goodale joins Lance to break down last season, what the success does for the program moving forward, evaluating next year's roster, bringing back Donny Pritzlaff, how Rutgers will manage high expectations, and what it means to be a champion at Rutgers University. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Minutes 0:00 - Great start to the show 0:01 - Big news folks: Kyle Dake is going 79kg this year 0:16 - Kyle and Christian went to see monster trucks 0:20 - Joe Colon vs Nick Suriano at BTS 0:26 - Jordan Burroughs wants to mix it up with Askren 0:32 - Pan Am teams have been announced 0:37 - Willie's thoughts on the 2019 recruiting classes 0:54 - Maryland head coaching job updates 0:56 - CP is the only one not going to FloNats 1:00 - Questions from Friends

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 […]

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.

How did Rutgers wrestling get to where it is right now? And how does that bode for the future of the program? We are talking to our resident wrestling expert, Mike Abromitis, better known as Abro on the ScarletNation.com message board. Mike loves the sport of wrestling, and you can't help but be excited about the future of the program when you hear him talk about it!

TDR 03/30/2019: 0:00 - 20:00              Spencer Lee 23:00 - 41:00            Nick Suriano 43:00 - 58:00            Yianni Diakomihalis 1:00:00 - 1:20:00      Mekhi Lewis 1:24:00 - 1:40:00      Drew Foster 1:44:00 - 1:58:00      Zahid Valencia

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

Rutgers experienced a breakthrough night on Saturday in Pittsburgh when wrestlers Anthony Ashnault and Nick Suriano won national titles. Where does the wrestling program go from here? And what does this mean for the entire athletics department. We also discuss the end of basketball season and the latest from football spring practice. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

OBJ traded to Browns. Now that I didn't see coming. It's put up or shut up time for OBJ.FDU is going dancing. Bring on UNC. I didn't say that. Someone had a sign.Antonio Brown to Raiders and now where does Le'Veon Bell end up? JETS?

Alex Steen and David Mirikitani look back on Oklahoma State's win against Missouri, Stevan Micic's win against Nick Suriano, Alex Marinelli's victory against Evan Wick and look ahead to Iowa versus Oklahoma State. SUBSCRIBE TO THE TRACKWRESTLING PODCAST Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Spreaker | Google Play Music | RSS

Alex Steen and David Mirikitani look back on Oklahoma State's win against Missouri, Stevan Micic's win against Nick Suriano, Alex Marinelli's victory against Evan Wick and look ahead to Iowa versus Oklahoma State. SUBSCRIBE TO THE TRACKWRESTLING PODCAST Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Spreaker | Google Play Music | RSS

PAPC43:  We are in the thick of the College Wrestling season and The Open Room, with Rob Waltko @Rob_SwagginU and Joe Youngblood @CoachYBee, returns to recap some high caliber action across the Nation including Iowa, Penn State, Pitt and even some Daton Fix vs. Nick Suriano talk. The pair talks about Austin DeSanto's post-match behavior, Jason Nolf's dominance, […]

PAPC43:  We are in the thick of the College Wrestling season and The Open Room, with Rob Waltko @Rob_SwagginU and Joe Youngblood @CoachYBee, returns to recap some high caliber action across the Nation including Iowa, Penn State, Pitt and even some Daton Fix vs. Nick Suriano talk. The pair talks about Austin DeSanto's post-match behavior, Jason Nolf's dominance, and Pitt's tough remaining schedule. They are joined by 2-time NCAA Division III National Champion Seth Ecker (Pottstown) who is the current head coach of Alvernia College. Seth talks about his wrestling career and the transition into building a new program. You can now listen to all of PA Power Wrestling’s podcasts on Spotify!  Subscribe to the PA Power Podcast on iTunes today and give us a review! Follow @PAPowerWrestle for all your Pennsylvania Wrestling needs!

Alex Steen and David Mirikitani look back on the Beat the Streets Brawl, the battle between Daton Fix and Nick Suriano and the rest of the big news from last weekend in college wrestling. SUBSCRIBE TO THE TRACKWRESTLING PODCAST Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Spreaker | Google Play Music | RSS

Alex Steen and David Mirikitani look back on the Beat the Streets Brawl, the battle between Daton Fix and Nick Suriano and the rest of the big news from last weekend in college wrestling. SUBSCRIBE TO THE TRACKWRESTLING PODCAST Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Spreaker | Google Play Music | RSS

Your favorite wrestling goofballs, Brandon and Ben, are back to the mic for episode 74. This week we break down Oklahoma State's trip out east including the highly hyped match between Suriano and Fix. We also talk about other top matches from this weekend as dual season is in full swing. Follow us on twitter @theinsidetrip1, find The Inside Trip Facebook page, or email us at theinsidetrip1@gmail.com. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spreaker, or SoundCloud. We welcome all comments, questions, suggestions, or just good old fashion shit talk. If you are listening, thank you! Please rate and review. We love feedback.

No cheeky intros. No elaborate song lyrics sprinkled through. Today, it’s just wrestling. I’m Jason Bryant and this is Short Time Shots, a sometimes daily rundown of the day’s wrestling scores and more. There will be more on the AWL in other episodes, since this show concentrates on the college levels of the sport. Highlights though were Jordan Oliver knocking off Zain Retherford, Alex Dieringer beating Isaiah Martinez, Cory Clark beating Tony Ramos and Kyven Gadson giving a very short interview after he beat Jacob Kasper to get to the hospital, where he had a baby on the way - like literally any minute. All those results on Trackwrestling. Check the daily newsletter at mattalkonline.com/news or the @mattalkonline twitter for links to the recaps. In Las Vegas, as always, there were some solid upsets and individual wins. Ohio State put six into the semis, so that’s the short version. All that can be viewed at Flowrestling. But here’s some of the quarterfinal notables from Friday in Lost Wages. Notables from each weight: At 125: North Dakota State’s Brent Fleetwood stormed into the semifinals with back-to-back wins over Louie Hayes and Zeke Moisey. He’ll face top-seeded Sebastian Rivera of Northwestern, while down low, it’s a 2-3 matchup with Minnesota’s Sean Russell facing Oregon State’s Ronnie Bresser. At 133: Pittsburgh’s Micky Phillipi upended Minnesota’s Ethan Lizak 4-0 in the quarters to reach Saturday’s semifinals. He’ll face second-seeded Luke Pletcher of Ohio State, while up top, it’s No. 1 Nick Suriano of Rutgers and No. 4 John Erneste of Mizzou. Erneste is 3-0 with three first-period falls. At 141: Second-seeded Jaydin Eierman gave up a reversal and then outlasted Michigan’s Kanen Storr 3-2 in the tiebreakers. Eierman will see a familiar foe, Illinois’ Mikey Carr in the semis. Up top, it’s one vs. four with Joey McKenna of Ohio State meeting Northern Iowa’s Josh Alber. Storr, by the way, knocked off Chad Red of Nebraska in the Round of 16. All-American Red was bounced out of the tournament in the consolations. At 149: Clarion’s Brock Zacherl upended All-American Grant Leeth and his neckbrace 3-2 in the quarterfinals courtesy of a third-period takedown. Zacherl will face Micah Jordan of Ohio State in the semis, while fifth-seeded Mitch Finesilver of Duke reached the semis after beating All-American Max Thomsen of Northern Iowa 3-2. Finesilver will face Rutgers’ Anthony Ashnault. At 157: The on-again, off-again Griffin Parriott is on again. The Purdue sophomore beat All-American Tyler Berger of Nebraska 4-2 in the quarters and earned the right to face fifth-seeded Taleb Rahmani of Pittsburgh. Rahmani beat Eric Barone of Illinois, who had previously bumped off Ohio State’s Ke-shawn Hayes. Down low, it’s Kennedy Monday of UNC against Ryan Deakin of Northwestern. At 165: Michigan’s Logan Massa seems back in his Super Saiyan Level 3 form. He breezed into the semis and will face fourth-seeded Isaiah White of Nebraska. Just so you know, while looking up the correct spelling of Saiyan, I got distracted by the Dragon Ball wiki. Where were you when you first watched the Namek saga? Down low, Mekhi Lewis of Virginia Tech upended red-hot Branson Ashworth of Wyoming 3-1. He’ll face Northern Iowa’s Bryce Steiert in the semis. In just three short minutes, the Planet Namek … that was the longest three minutes in television history. At 174, all top four seeds reached the semis as Michigan’s Myles Amine will face Nebraska’s Mikey Labriola and Northern Iowa’s Taylor Lujan will face Missouri’s Daniel Lewis. At 184, second-seeded Taylor Venz of Nebraska was down 8-4 with riding time against in the third period when he countered a Nino Bonaccorsi shot by stepping over a chestlock and earning the fall. Venz will face sixth-seeded Drew Foster of Northern Iowa, who beat All-American Zack Zavatsky of Virginia Tech 9-6 in the quarters. Up top, Myles Martin of Ohio State has been rock solid. He’ll face All-American Max Dean of Cornell in the semis. Dean majored North Carolina’s Chip Ness in the quarters. At 197, unseeded Greg Bulsak of Clarion picked off Virginia Tech’s Tom Sleigh 8-1 in the quarters to reach his semifinal opponent, 10th-seeded Eric Schultz of Nebraska. Second-seeded Nathan Traxler of Stanford was upset by Virginia’s Jay Aiello early, then Schultz edged Aiello 3-2 in the quarterfinals. Up top, Kollin Moore of Ohio State is back in action after returning from the U23 Worlds. He’ll face Purdue’s Christian Brunner, the fifth-seed, in the semis there. Brunner beat Tanner Orndorff of Utah Valley in the quarters. Orndorff majored Drexel’s No. 4 seed Stephen Loiseau in the Round of 32. At 285 pounds, unseeded Chase Singletary of Ohio State pulled two upsets on his way to the semis. First he beat Northwestern’s Conan Jennings 6-5 in the Round of 16, then he pinned Central Michigan’s Matt Stencel in the quarters. Singletary will face Tate Orndorff of Utah Valley in the semis, while up top, Gable Steveson of Minnesota is almost to the point of going full heel turn as he bullied his way into the semis with some powerful bonus victories. Steveson will face North Carolina’s Cory Daniel in the semis. Team-wise, it’s Ohio State, Missouri, Nebraska and Northern Iowa leading the back, with a host of teams bunched between 5-13. Now to some duals, where we had two historical feats occur in Pennsylvania. First, unranked Princeton beat Lehigh for the first time in 50 years and for the first time ever at Lehigh. While the eighth-ranked Mountain Hawks aren’t even close to full strength, you wrestle with who you’ve got and on Friday night, Princeton got them. Patrick Brucki’s win over Jake Jakobsen at 197 sealed the deal for this one. Further west in Lewisburg, the first sellout in Bucknell wrestling history with over 4,200 fans present saw No. 1 Penn State extend its dual meet win streak to 47 with a 42-3 win over the host Bison. No. 7 NC State survived a scare as they went to Norfolk, Virginia and beat Old Dominion 16-15. This one was supposed to take place on Thursday, but a bomb threat at ODU forced the school to postpone women’s basketball and wrestling events. The rest might have served the host Monarchs well as Larry Early upended second-ranked Hayden Hidlay at 157 pounds. That offset NC State’s upset at 141, where Jamal Morris beat Sa’Derian Perry 7-2. Tariq Wilson’s bonus point at 133 proved to be the difference. No. 20 Lock Haven had over 2,300 fans at Thomas Fieldhouse watch the Bald Eagles pick up an EWL win over George Mason 28-10. Other action in Division I saw Indiana beat Northern Illinois 20-14 and Ohio beat Appalachian State 25-16. In the NAIA, Grand View extended its win streak to 66 duals in a row as they blanked Benedictine 56-0. Out in Great Falls at the Battle of the Rockies duals, which saw schools from Division II, the NAIA and the NJCAA, McKendree won three duals, as did Embry-Riddle. Colorado School of Mines won a Division II tri over Chadron State and San Francisco State. Other multiple-dual winners on Friday included Eastern Oregon, Lindenwood, Northwest Kansas Tech, Providence (the one in Montana) and Spartanburg Methodist. Looking at some other tournaments, Johnson & Wales leads the New Standard Corporation Invitational hosted by York College - the one in Pennsylvania. The Wildcats lead Ithaca, Baldwin Wallace and Roger Williams. Quarters kick up tomorrow, so there should be rowdiness. Couple of national champions meet in the quarters too, as Division III champ Jay Albis of Johnson & Wales meets Colton Messick of the Newport News Apprentice School, the returning NCWA national champion. Messick was coached by my old roommate, Matt Wright, at Warwick H.S. in Newport News, Virginia. Same one where Michael Vick - and my brother actually - graduated from. 12. (Editor’s note: This is always a rough draft of the script of the show, there may be minor errors sprinkled throughout and no, it’s not in APA style or anything that resembles a journalistic published work) SUPPORT THE SHOW If you'd like to support the Mat Talk Podcast Network and all the on-demand audio offerings, free newsletters and historical research AND you want to get some of that cool Compound gear, you can support this program by making a contribution to the network at patreon.com/mattalkonline. The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Clothing. And if you haven't already, leave a rating and a review on Apple Podcasts. 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I found bags for the leaves. YES! It took about two and a half hours to clear the yard, but at least I got it all done before the rains came. I would litter this episode with lyrics inspired by Annie Lennox, but that’d be painful for you, just like walking on broken glass. This is Short Time Shots, a mostly unfunny podcast that recaps the day’s happenings in college wrestling. I’m your host Jason Bryant, and I have many leatherbound books and I do this kind of stuff for a living. Seriously. At the Harold Nichols Cyclone Open, here are the notables out there, but there are no more I love yous. Wisconsin’s Tristan Moran topped Northern Iowa’s Josh Alber in the finals by picking up a second-period fall at 141 pounds. At 149 pounds, Missouri’s Brock Mauller, who probably has THE wrestling name of the year, picked up a 12-6 win in the finals over Iowa State’s Jarrett Degan. Mauller beat Wisconsin’s Cole Martin to reach the finals. At 165 pounds, Evan Wick of Wisconsin beat Northern Iowa’s Bryce Steiert 3-2 in the finals in a matchup of All-Americans. UNI did see All-American Drew Foster major Iowa State’s Sam Colbray 14-0 in the finals at 184. New Cyclone Willie Miklus was solid with two falls on his way to a 5-2 finals victory over NAIA national champion Evan Hansen of Grand View in the finals at 197. Clarion Open Not a whole lot going on up at Clarion in terms of star-power, but notable performances were, well, notable. Eastern Michigan transfer Armando Torres captured the crown for Cleveland State at 133 pounds, beating Bloomsburg’s Lewis Williams 3-2 in the final. At 184, Michael Beard, who’s not on a roster this season but is bound for Penn State, topped NCAA qualifier Greg Bulsak of Clarion 13-9 in the finals. What’s also interesting is after building a 13-2 lead midway through the second period, Beard got hit four times for stalling and gave up nearfall late. What’s also interesting is since Beard isn’t on a college roster, his wins and losses don’t count. Nuance of an NCAA rules regarding official records say you have to be enrolled for results to count, even in opens. So all those guys losing to Aaron Brooks don’t have to worry about their record either. Speaking of Aaron Brooks … Heavyweight was an interesting weight as Pittsburgh’s Demetrius Thomas topped Division III national champion Jake Evans 14-4 in the semifinals on his way to the championship. Thomas was an NAIA national champion at Williams Baptist as a freshman and was second last year before transferring to Pittsburgh. He had to beat Seth Nevills, an unrostered soon-to-be Nittany Lion 9-7 in the second round. Cowboy Open Wyoming had a bunch of guys win, no biggie there. Junior world silver medalist and Penn State bound Aaron Brooks won at 184 pounds. He’s spending this year at the OTC. While it’s impressive for a kid like Brooks to come in and win a college open, let’s not get too carried away about his competition. He’s a blue-chip, can’t miss recruit, so beating a pair of Division II guys and an Air Force guy who hasn’t been their full-time starter yet shouldn’t be cause for alarm. He’s going to be good on the next level and his scores were impressive, but I wouldn’t consider this a huge test for him just yet. Michigan State Open Michigan State’s RayVon Foley was very solid in earning the title at 125, beating Central Michigan’s Drew Hildebrandt in the semifinals and majoring Michigan’s Drew Mattin 12-3 in the finals. Kanen Storr beat teammates in back-to-back rounds to pick up a title for Michigan at 141 pounds, while Penn freshman Anthony Artalona won the title at 149. Michigan’s got a real nice situation at 157 where true freshman Will Lewan topped All-American and teammate Alec Pantaleo 10-8 in the finals there. Lewan already stole a match in the wrestle-offs from Pantaleo, but let’s just be clear, there’s no way Lewan is starting this year unless something bad happens to Pantaleo. But man, that’s just impressive. Speaking of impressive, Darden Schurg, a Division III All-American from Wabash, came away as the champion at 174 pounds and he did it pretty impressively. After beating returning Division III champion Jairod James of Mount Union in the quarters, Schurg teched Oklahoma’s Anthony Mantanona before beating Northern Illinois’ Brit Wilson in the finals. Wilson had beaten Michigan State’s Drew Hughes in the semis, so - cliché warning - Schurg is ready to wrestle this year. And Wabash? They’re the LITTLE GIANTS! At heavyweight, Mason Parris pinned Central Michigan’s Matt Stencel in 14 seconds to win the title at heavyweight. Bruh. Here comes the rain again? More like here comes the PAIN again. Ithaca Invitational in Division III Returning NCAA Division III champion Ben Brisman of Ithaca won five bouts en route to the title at 141 pounds. Brisman topped Castleton’s Max Tempel 10-3 in the finals. At 184, a pair of All-Americans tangled as Ithaca’s Jake Ashcraft and Western New England’s John Boyle got reacquainted. Last year at the D3 championships, Ashcraft majored Boyle 12-2 in the third-place match. This time it was a 4-0 win for Ashcraft. Ithaca won the team championship with 167 points and four champions. You know what else is cool? Seeing a school win its first tournament title in nearly 40 years. That’s exactly what happened as Gettysburg crowned four individual champions to win the Messiah Invitational over host Messiah 110.5-97. Also of note, Andy Vogel, the head coach of Gettysburg and the man behind D3wrestle.com, is a Messiah alum. Champions for the Bullets, YES THE BULLETS, and not the crappy kind like the old Washington Bullets, were Robert Garnett at 141, Colin Devlin at 149, Colin Kowalski at 174 and Paul Triandafilou at heavyweight. That last name is easy for me - why? If I can say the Mongolians without an issue, Triandafilou is a walk in the park! York College, the one in Pennsylvania, won the Ned McGinley Monarch Invitational held at King’s College in Pennsylvania. They’ve got that Spartan Spirit as Sparty Gang Green won four individual titles for coach Duane Bastress. On to the dual meets! No. 2 Ohio State returned to the state of Maryland to take on Navy. The end result was a 28-9 win for the Buckeyes in a dual where Navy battled hard for most of the matches, but faded at the end of several bouts. Myles Martin’s a New Jersey native, but went to high school at McDonogh School, where the dual was held. Martin looked solid, picking up one of two technical falls on the night - the other came at 149 pounds by Micah Jordan. Joey McKenna needed a pair of escapes and a riding time point to get past Navy’s Nic Gil 3-2 at 141 pounds. McKenna was fresh off the plane after competing in Friday’s All-Star Classic in Denver. No. 7 Missouri blasted No. 15 Illinois 30-8 in the Grapple at the Grove, an outdoor event prior to the Illinois football game in Champaign. All-American Jaydin Eierman got past Mikey Carr 12-10 at 141 pounds, while true freshman Jake Elam, fresh off his silver medal performance at the Junior Worlds, beat Deuce Rachal 10-4 at 285 pounds. Illinois did have one bright spot as transfer Joey Gunther knocked off Mizzou’s Connor Flynn 4-1 at 165 pounds. No. 16 Rutgers cruised in three wins at the RAC in front of over 4,200 fans. The Scarlet Knight faithful saw the return of Anthony Ashnault to the lineup. The three-time All-American pinned all three of his opponents on the day, including returning NCAA qualifier Khristian Olivas of Fresno State. As far as the duals went, Rutgers beat Fresno State 30-6 and pounded Division III schools Johnson & Wales 38-5 and Centenary 48-3. Yes, Nick Suriano wrestled at 133 and yes, that’s where he WILL stay this year. If anyone tells you he might be going down at some point this year, that isn’t happening, folks. Trust me. In Division III, Washington & Lee got an overtime victory at 285 pounds by freshman Clay Chadwick to upend No. 11 Ferrum 20-15. Having grown up in Virginia and been aware of the Generals program for over 20 years, this is the biggest win I can remember in the program’s history. Congrats to Nate Shearer and crew in Lexington. Thomas More, yes, the Saints and we’re not talking about Val Kilmer here, picked up a 35-9 win over Kentucky Wesleyan on Saturday. Can we talk about Elisabeth Shue, though? Seriously though, the match was the first dual in Kentucky Wesleyan history. Who got the school’s first wins? LaMont Wilson, Caleb Craig and Daniel Lopez did the honors for KWU. As always, results are available at the nation’s most comprehensive college wrestling scoreboard at almanac.mattalkonline.com and if you like this show, if you like the dynamic on-demand content of the Mat Talk Podcast Network, how about kicking a few bones a month in my direction to help continue promoting this great sport. You can contribute at mattalkonline.com/jointheteam. You’ll get cool stuff too and if you help out enough, I might just stop with these awful themes. WHHHHHHHHYYYYYYYYYY. If you'd like to support the Mat Talk Podcast Network and all the on-demand audio offerings, free newsletters and historical research AND you want to get some of that cool Compound gear, you can support this program by making a contribution to the network at patreon.com/mattalkonline. 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Nick Suriano tough loss today in the 125pd NCAA wrestling final but you'll be back next year. I had Loyola of Chicago making the Sweet 16 so I have that going for me. Jets now have the #3 pick in the draft. Franchise QB on the way.

Friday night and I’ve gotta catch a flight to New York in a few hours. By the time you hear this, I’ll be snoozing away hoping a drink cart doesn’t slam into my knee or elbow. I’m Hall of Fame wrestling writer, broadcaster and announcer Jason Bryant, and this is Short Time Shots, a look back at the day’s scores and more from the world of wrestling. Before we get into the dual meet action, there’s a pretty good little tournament going on in California, the California Community College state championships. Fresno City leads after the first day of competition with eight wrestlers reaching the semifinals and leading second-place Mt. San Antonio College 98.5 to 80.5. Cerritos is a distant third with 54.5. All those results are at trackwrestling.com and check out John Sachs’ tech-fall.com for photos from the event. Count the tattoos, you’ll be there a while. Rutgers fans showed up in force, setting a school-record for attendance with 6,754 fans at the RAC, but key wins by Alex Marinelli at 165 and Joey Gunther at 174 lifted seventh-ranked Iowa to a 23-15 win over upset-minded Rutgers on Friday. Iowa won its 23rd straight conference road dual and improved to 4-0 all-time against the Scarlet Knights. Rutgers jumped out to a 12-0 lead after wins by Nick Suriano, Scott Delvechhio and Mike Van Brill, but then the strength of Iowa’s middle weights shone through, including Marinelli’s first dual meet victory coming against U23 World Champion Richie Lewis, who went up a weight from his expected competition weight of 157 pounds. Gunther fell behind early but a third-period takedown in the final minute plus riding time was the difference as he snatched away a victory from Joe Grello.5-4. Nick Gravina gave Rutgers it’s last lead of the bout with a win over Mitch Bowman at 184 before Cashtag Wilke and Sam Stoll closed the door on Rutgers’ upset hopes. Stoll finished off Razohnn Gross in 2:40 to end it. Nate Rotert’s major decision at 197 pounds and Alex Macki’s 7-5 win at 285 pounds broke a 16-16 tie and lifted No. 16 South Dakota State past No. 18 Central Michigan 23-16 in Brookings. South Dakota State’s Seth Gross continued to put up big numbers, earning a 16-2 major decision at 133 pounds, while 174-pounder David Kocher notched a convincing 10-5 win over C.J. Brucki in one of the dual’s key swing bouts. South Dakota State improved to 4-2. Navy dropped the first two bouts to Drexel, but stormed back to win seven of the next eight to power the Midshipmen to a 22-13 win over previously unbeaten Drexel. The Austin DeSanto watch is in full effect though, but he ONLY scored 13 points in a 13-6 win at 133. Solid wins checked in for Navy’s Nick Gil at 141 and Jadaen Bernstein at 174. By the way, Army-Navy football this weekend -- who you got? Michigan State went on the road and got past Buffalo of the MAC 17-16 on criteria three. True freshman RayVon Foley notched the biggest individual victory for the Spartans, an 8-6 victory in sudden victory over NCAA qualifier Kyle Akins at 125 pounds. Two major decisions were also key as Michigan State did lose a team point during the course of the dual. Overall, it was total match points that gave the Spartans the W. Fresno State put 3,700 fans in the seats on Friday night, but CSU Bakersfield won eight of the 10 matches as the Central Valley wrestling rivalry was rekindled. Sacred Heart won its first dual of the John Clark era, topping undermanned American International, a Division II school, 50-6. Eastern Michigan beat Cleveland State 29-13. In Division II, 10th-ranked Ashland topped West Liberty 24-13. Back to back falls in the middle by Bret Romanzak and Christian Price gave the Eagles some breathing room and wins by Tristen Wirich and Luke Cramer finished the dual off. Coker beat Emmanuel 21-11 in an ECAC matchup. Coker won the last four weight classes to earn the win over the Lions, who are actually searching for a head coach at the moment. Top-ranked Warburg, at least top-ranked for now, beat Cornell College 45-3. Eight of the nine victories were by bonus including falls by Bennen Doebel, Mike Ross and All-American Lance Evans. Sixth-ranked Messiah cruised past in-state rival Gettysburg 38-3. This one always stings for Gettysburg head coach Andy Vogel, who wrestled at Messiah. Yeah, the Falcons are pretty good typically. Mustache power was apparently the key for Heidelberg to knock off John Carroll 22-16 in Division III. Heidelberg, which if you may remember from the first editions of Short Time, is the STUDENT PRINCES. Wins by Patrick Brown, Tyler Hammack and Christan Climer at the upper weights gave Heidelberg 13 key points and the come-from-behind victory. Hammack earned the dual’s only fall in 92 seconds. No. 17 UW-La Crosse thumped Luther 34-4. Keep an eye on La Crosse 125-pounder Zach Villareal. He’s off to a real solid start . 14-0 with 11 bonus victories and eight falls. Illinois kid, contender. Mixing things up between divisions, we saw Division II Limestone get past a scrappy Southeastern University squad 21-16. Northwest Kansas Tech from the NJCAA upended NAIA Concordia of Nebraska 23-21. Cloud County won its first dual in program history with a 40-18 win over NAIA Central Christian. Also in the junior college ranks, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M swept Labette and Northwest College in a tri-meet on Friday night. The Karstetter brothers had a good night, going 4-0 as they combined for four bonus victories -- two techs, a major and a fall. NEO topped Labette 51-6, while they topped Northwest 47-4. The lone win for Northwest? Yup, Nodir Safarav, the Uzbek import.   JOIN THE TEAM And 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. 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. The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly supported by Compound Clothing. And if you haven't already, leave a rating and a review on iTunes. SUBSCRIBE TO SHORT TIME Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spreaker | iHeartRadio | TuneIn Google Play Music | iOS App | Android App | RSS GET DAILY WRESTLING NEWS! You like wrestling news, right? Of course you do. 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Order Of Show: 0:00 - CP almost missed his flight 0:03 - Recapping all the WNO craziness 0:11 - Penn State commits went 0-4 0:19 - The final results 0:24 - WNO kids aren't just good wrestlers, they're also hilarious 0:29 - Daton Fix and U23s 0:36 - Nick Suriano and CP's Rutgers visit 0:41 - Fan questions 0:49 - Where are top 2018 commits going?

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

There's been a lot discussed around the wrestling community about the Nick Suriano situation. Dave Bell, Suriano's high school coach at Bergen Catholic in New Jersey, joins Mat Chat with David Mirikitani to talk a bit about what he knew about everything and what type of athlete Suriano is. Mat Chat talks with assistant coaches […]

0:01: The boys rocking Thomas Gilman swag 0:02: Team USA women's freestyle World's update 0:08: Jon Jones fails another drug test 0:18: Do you care? Mayweather/McGregor? 0:19: Breaking down the scoring of Greco Roman champions 0:28: Thoughts on Robby Smith/Matt Lindland's comments 0:33: Helen Maroulis dominates again 0:38: Tom Brands the robot? 0:41: D1 schedule talk 0:45: Nick Suriano update 0:48: Willie will be arrested for not paying his taxes 0:50: Kyle is dumb and though a Miati was a Maserati 0:53: More D1 schedule talk 1:05: Will CP show up at the office at 3am to watch with the team?

Andy Hamilton and David Mirikitani talk about the recent Junior World Championships from Tampere, Finland as well as the Nick Suriano transfer drama on the latest edition of Weighing In. Weighing In is one of three shows available by subscribing to the Trackwrestling. Join Eric Olanowski each Monday for the Blue Chip Recruiting Podcast, Andy […]

Hour 2 – Topics: Penn State Football, Eagles, Nick Suriano Guests: Ed Kracz, Eagles Beat Writer, Bucks County Courier Times.

PAPC3:  2017 NCAA National Champion Darian Cruz joins the PA Power College Podcast to talk about re-focusing for 2018 and what he has been up to this summer. The dynamic duo of @WarnTriz and @Beck_Diggity take a stab at the best ever college wrestling families from Pennsylvania. They discuss a variety of topics in episode 3 including Aaron Pico, NCAA rule changes, and where Reynolds wrestling holds their practices. Take a listen below!   Show Breakdown 00:40 – Brock Hite schools Mason and Tristan 03:00 – Carnell Andrews commits to Bucknell 06:40 – Nick Suriano update 08:45 – Zain Retherford wins his first Senior level Tournament 10:20 – Aaron Pico debate 14:35 – NCAA Wrestling rule changes 25:40 – 133 lbs. outlook for 2018 29:20 – Mason Beckman lost a wrestle-off his senior season at Lehigh 30:40 – Fargo - why don't Pennsylvania wrestlers go? 42:45 – Best wrestling families ever from Pennsylvania 53:35 – Reynolds' wrestling room is their high school cafeteria  58:50 – Guest Darian Cruz talks camps, relaxing, and owning 2017   Subscribe to the PA Power Podcast on iTunes today and give us a review! Follow @PAPowerWrestle for all your Pennsylvania Wrestling needs!

Order Of Show: 0:00 - CP's stories from Iowa, he saw a man get hit by an airport shuttle 0:06 - Dan Dennis, the coolest dude in wrestling 0:08 - Coming soon: FloFilm on Gilman 0:14 - Impromptu Cyon drop-in 0:18 - Suriano to Rutgers Rumors 0:25 - Pat Lugo still hasn't transferred 0:30 - Wrestling folks love Pico, but quite a few got heated 0:36 - FRL goes WWE 0:38 - 2018 Big Board 0:47 - Best 157s of last 10 years 0:59 - What an ending

In just its second year, Flowrestling's Who's #1 event has drawn in some of the top names in high school wrestling. With 11 of Flo's top-ranked wrestlers in the event, it's sure to be another action-packed dual at Lehigh University's Grace Hall.On episode 112 of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast, we talk with Willie Saylor, a Lehigh Valley native and editor at Flowrestling to talk about some of the matchups, the event logistics and the foundation of how Who's #1 started.Watch Who's #1 live on FloPro by going to Flowrestling.orgLineup106: Fr. Cade Olivas, St. John Bosco (Cal.), vs. Fr. Gavin Teasdale, Jefferson-Morgan (Pa.).150: Sr. Larry Early, Oak Park-River Forest (Ill.) vs. Sr. Joe Smith, Stillwater (Okla.).120: Jr. Nick Suriano, Bergen Catholic (N.J.) vs. Daton Fix, Sand Springs (Okla.).195: Sr. Bobby Steveson, Apple Valley (Minn). vs. Sr. Hunter Ritter, John Carroll (Md.).138: Sr. Ke-Shawn Hayes, Park Hill (Mo.) vs. Sr. Matt Kolodzik, Blair Academy (N.J.).152: Jr. Isaiah White, Oak Park-River Forest (Ill.) vs. Sr. David McFadden, DePaul (N.J.).132: Sr. A.C. Headlee, Waynesburg (Pa.) vs. Jr. Mitch McKee, St. Michael-Albertville (Minn.).126: Sr. Nick Piccininni, Ward Melville (N.Y.) vs. Sr. Kaid Brock, Stillwater (Okla.).145: Sr. Vincenzo Joseph, Pittsburgh Central Catholic (Pa.) vs. Sr. Fredy Stroker, Bettendorf (Iowa).182: Sr. Myles Martin, McDonogh (Md.) vs. Sr. Zahid Valencia, St. John Bosco (Calif.).170: Sr. Anthony Valencia, St. John Bosco (Calif.) vs. Jr. Mark Hall, Apple Valley (Minn.).Flo Premier League Matchup190: Robert Hamlin, Lehigh, vs. Chris Perry, Oklahoma State.The Short Time Time Wrestling Podcast is proudly sponsored by Flipswrestling. Share your attitude and be heard at Flipswrestling.com.