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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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Paul and Robert Tucker along with Carson-Newman assistant coach Justin Ransom join Wrestling 411 Radio on Thursday to talk about their efforts in trying to save the C-N wrestling program.

The Division II school in Jefferson City, Tenn., has been a beacon for wrestling coaches and the next generation of wrestlers across the Mid-Atlantic and the South.The Tuckers tell us how we as a wrestling community can help spread the word to get this program back.

After technical difficulties zapped the last 10 minutes of our interview with Tommy Rowlands, we circle back as Rowlands just lands in Las Vegas to finish up Tuesday’s interview.

Paul and Robert Tucker along with Carson-Newman assistant coach Justin Ransom join Wrestling 411 Radio on Thursday to talk about their efforts in trying to save the C-N wrestling program.

The Division II school in Jefferson City, Tenn., has been a beacon for wrestling coaches and the next generation of wrestlers across the Mid-Atlantic and the South.The Tuckers tell us how we as a wrestling community can help spread the word to get this program back.

After technical difficulties zapped the last 10 minutes of our interview with Tommy Rowlands, we circle back as Rowlands just lands in Las Vegas to finish up Tuesday’s interview.

Listen below.

 

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Wrestling 411’s Jason Bryant and Kyle Klingman returned to the studio on Tuesday where the pair were joined by Division III championship coach Jim Miller of Wartburg College and assistant wrestling coach from THE Ohio State State University, Tommy Rowlands.

Miller talked about the Knights’ seventh NCAA Division III Championship, the ups, the downs and the rivalry with Augsburg.

With the U.S. Open on the horizon, Rowlands spoke heavily about the Ohio Regional Training Center, for which he’s carrying the torch.

Wrestling 411’s Jason Bryant and Kyle Klingman returned to the studio on Tuesday where the pair were joined by Division III championship coach Jim Miller of Wartburg College and assistant wrestling coach from THE Ohio State State University, Tommy Rowlands.

Miller talked about the Knights’ seventh NCAA Division III Championship, the ups, the downs and the rivalry with Augsburg.

With the U.S. Open on the horizon, Rowlands spoke heavily about the Ohio Regional Training Center, for which he’s carrying the torch.

We’ll bring Tommy back on Thursday to finish his interview and start talking about Ohio State’s season after back-to-back runner-up finishes.

 

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After winning a second-straight NCAA team title Tom Brands joined Wrestling 411 to talk about Iowa’s performance and what needed to be done and what did get done in St. Louis. Also joining Wrestling 411 after winning a second title in a row was the well-spoken J Jaggers of Ohio State. Jaggers talked about his season, cutting weight, wrestling for Tom Ryan and a strange connection he has with an NBC sitcom.

After winning a second-straight NCAA team title Tom Brands joined Wrestling 411 to talk about Iowa’s performance and what needed to be done and what did get done in St. Louis.

Also joining Wrestling 411 after winning a second title in a row was the well-spoken J Jaggers of Ohio State. Jaggers talked about his season, cutting weight, wrestling for Tom Ryan and a strange connection he has with an NBC sitcom.

Listen to the show below.

 

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Wrestling 411 has its  final “home” show before setting out across the country with our Championship Crusade and we had two great guests with Iowa Public Television’s Tim Johnson and Ohio State head coach Tom Ryan.

Johnson explained the role of television and the “golden age” of wrestling coverage and what he’s doing with the Big Ten Network and ESPN and provided some details about the Fellowship of Christian Athletes’ annual breakfast the Friday of the NCAA Division I Championships.

A fiery interview from Tom Ryan (pictured) of Ohio State, which was rather tame until the question was raised about last week’s dual with Northwestern.