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After a collegiate wrestling career gave him two places on the podium on the NCAA Division I level, Lou Rosselli had the opportunity to represent the United States in the Olympics. Rosselli  has carved out a reputation for being one of the nation’s finest tactical coaches. Rosselli left Edinboro for Ohio State a few years back and is now carving out another sound reputation, winning in the Big Ten and grooming more World and Olympic Team members. Jason Bryant and Kyle Klingman talked with Rosselli on Monday. Listen below.

 

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Jim Gibbons won a high school state championship in Ames, Iowa. He then won an NCAA Championship wrestling for the Cyclones. He followed by guiding Iowa State to its last NCAA team championship. Now, Gibbons is one of the top wrestling broadcasters in the business and follows the sport very closely.

What does he have to say about the coaching carousel? Find out.

Watch now.

Listen now.

 

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Dan Gable was at the Dan Gable International Wrestling Institute and Museum for the Glen Brand Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame of Iowa. Gable, a former two-time NCAA champion for Iowa State, coached the University of Iowa to 15 NCAA team titles from 1977 through 1997.

Wrestling 411 had a chance to talk to Gable about the head coaching vacancy at Iowa State University. Gable discussed his thoughts on Cael Sanderson leaving, where this leaves Cyclone wrestling, and his thoughts on going after the job himself.

 

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Team Scores and Brackets COMPLETELY UPDATED!

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125| 133 | 141 | 149 | 157 | 165 | 174 | 184 | 197 | 285

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125 Notes
Jake Oster trailed 7-6 going into the third period against E-Town’s Tyler Erdman, who defended from bottom well in the second, but was turned three times in the third period and Oster picked up eight nearfall points to outdistance a game true freshman …

Highlights from the January 23 dual between the top-ranked team in Division II, the Mavericks of the University of Nebraska at Omaha and the top-ranked team in Division III, the Auggies of Augsburg College.

Happy New Year to you and yours from our entire family here at Wrestling411 and Media Sports Productions.

Thursday’s show will be coming to you from the Sports Pavilion on the campus of the University of Minnesota where the host Gophers will take on the Oklahoma State Cowboys.

Airtime for the show is slated to begin following the conclusion of the dual. We’ll be playing the show back at our normally scheduled time of 7 p.m. Central. The dual will start at 2 p.m. Central.

Wrestling 411 Radio will host three live highlight shows this week, two from the Midlands Tournament and one from the Oklahoma State-Minnesota dual meet.

On Dec. 29-30, 2008, Wrestling 411 Radio will air live highlight shows from the Midlands Tournament beginning at 4 p.m. both days. The Midlands Tournament is considered one of the most prestigious and time-honored collegiate wrestling tournaments in the country.

On Jan. 1, 2008, Wrestling 411 Radio will air at 3:30 p.m., immediately following the Oklahoma State versus Minnesota dual meet in Minneapolis, Minn. These two historic programs have combined to win seven out of the past eight NCAA Wrestling Tournaments.

The Oklahoma State-Minnesota dual meet begins at 2 p.m.

Wrestling 411 Radio can be heard by visiting www.wrestling411.tv and clicking on the “Listen Live” link.

Broadcast schedule

Monday, December 29, 2008
4 p.m.

This video was also posted on the CollegeWrestlingNetwork.com

Dick Walker Invitational
Waverly, Iowa

Team Scores
1. Wartburg 153
2. UW-Whitewater 127.5
3. North Central 103
4. Cornell 96
5. Coe 85
6. Augsburg White 52.5
7. Iowa Central 46
7. Simpson 46
9. North Iowa Area 40
10. Grand View 38.5
11. UW-Platteville 36
12. Augustana (IL) 19.5
13. Knox 2.5

Finals
125: Matt Kittleson (Wartburg) DEC Patrick Hunter (Iowa Central) 13-7.
133: Matt Kelly (Wartburg) DEC Nick Nothern (Cornell) 5-4.
141: Austin Bautista (UW-Whitewater) DEC Zach McKray (Wartburg) 3-2.
149: Tanner Kampen (Iowa Central) DEC Calvin Barber (Simpson) 11-6.

United States Congressman and former two-time NCAA wrestling champion Jim Jordan will be this week’s featured guest on Wrestling 411 Radio.

Augsburg College’s KAUG radio serves as the online host of Wrestling 411 Radio. The hour-long show can be heard live this Tuesday from 7 – 8 p.m. Central Standard Time by visiting www.wrestling411.tv. Archives of each broadcast, along with a video from each show, will be available on the website as well.

As a wrestler, Jordan was a two-time NCAA champion for the University of Wisconsin in 1984 and 1985. He was also a four-time Ohio state prep champion for St.

University of Missouri Head Wrestling Coach Brian Smith will be the featured guest on Wrestling 411 Radio on Thursday, November 20.

Wrestling 411 Radio can be heard live on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 – 8 p.m. Central Standard Time by visiting www.wrestling411.tv. Archives of each broadcast, along with a video from each show, will be available on the website as well.

Smith’s Tigers won dual meets over Lock Haven and Bucknell this past weekend, and will be hosting Hofstra on November 22 at 2 p.m. The Hofstra dual meet is part of a special event “Wrestling Supporting Wrestling,” where all money raised from tickets sales will go directly to Missouri’s wrestling program.

During his time at Missouri Smith has compiled a 121-60-2 dual meet record, producing 11 All-Americans to 17 top-eight performances and recently aided in two-time National Champion Ben Askren’s run through the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China. The Tigers also placed third at the 2007 NCAA tournament.

With a different view from Tuesday’s show, Wrestling411’s second video from the KAUG studios is now posted. Watch it below.

Be sure to check out Pat Santoro of Lehigh going into the Hot Box with Kyle Klingman.

 

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