The Barn Session

We spend this year's holiday season coming to you from the barn itself! Covering the Collegiate Duals results before getting into some of our favorite memories from our time in the Barn.

We recap the last week of dual results in wrestling. We examine how the Iowa State lineup can shake out moving into the second semester, a pair of California teams grabbing impressive dual wins and Penn St coming six points short of a perfect dual.

We cover all the highs and lows of the Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational. As the biggest regular season event of the year, a lot of questions are answered heading into second semester.

We discuss the short list of collegiate results from the prior week and then get into the projected seeds for the CKLV. The biggest college wrestling event of the regular season, this year's CKLV will be a massive test for competitors both young and old.

Another session, now with video! We discuss the numerous outcomes from the Iowa v Iowa-State dual and the Black Knight Invite where several Penn St wrestlers competed. We also discuss just how far up the rankings Gable Steveson can pull the Minnesota Golden Gophers.

We celebrate 50 episodes with a recap of the past weekend's wrestling results. The NWCA All-Star classic delivered high-level matches filled with interesting results. Tack several interesting dual results with that and we have ourselves a stellar list of results!

We review the copious number of upsets from the previous week. As well as cover the news that dropped throughout the week, such as Gable returning to wrestling and Marcus Blaze announcing his college commitment. Finally wrap it up with the upcoming NWCA All-Star classic.

The boys discuss the final results of team USA's performance at worlds and the year overall. Coming up is college wrestling moving into full swing with Iowa St and Iowa hosting Stanford, the Journeymen Duals, and the Tiger Style Invite.

After a brief hiatus, the boys are back to talk about U23 and senior worlds and do some college season preview as the NCAA action begins this weekend!

We preview our thoughts on the upcoming Who's Number One event, the released matchups for the NWCA All-Star Classic and begin our previews of NCAA Team Lineups.

After a fantastic tournament filled with high-octane performances, we break down the highs and lows of an event that was on par with the Olympic Trials. A group of veterans in the Men's Freestyle division are tested by young talent that is eager for a chance at the world level. How will this team look at worlds later this year? Can we medal at all weights and even come home undefeated?

Team USA wins the Men's Freestyle team title at the u20 World Championships! With medals at 9 of the 10 weight classes and one champ, this is one of the best performances eam USA has had at any World Championships.

Yianni joins the Barn Session to talk about the Olympics, the upcoming Non-Olympic WTT, the upcoming season for the Cornell Big Red, his plans for the future of his career, and more!

Ryne has some beef with the Bo Bassett hating and Reese and Sammy agree. We discuss who's place it is to talk about holding a kid back a grade, since that was a hotly contested topic. We also peek at the upcoming trials as well as the ongoing U20 World championships. Get ready for the next two episodes as we have back-to-back guests!

Who is the best college wrestler to never win an NCAA title? There are several contenders but a few names rise above the rest. We also discuss the recent ongoing roster changes at Iowa and what this could mean for the future of the sport.

U17s are underway in the country of Jordan and the Non-Olympic World Team Trials are less than a month away! While still feeling the effects of the post-Olympic lull, there is still plenty of exciting wrestling to watch. Will Jordan Burroughs be able to end up back on top at 79kg? Who can beat James Green at 70kg? Buckle up, it's going to be a great month of wrestling!

We discuss the highs and lows from the 2024 Olympics. What the landscape looks like in this upcoming quad, both domestically and internationally. Who made their statements to the rest of the world and those that capped of their career with a crowning achievement.

Preview of MFS 57kg, 86kg, and WFS 57kg as well as recap the results of the first three Women's weights. This episode goes off the rails, and we hope you stay along for the ride.

We discuss the ongoing Olympic Championships as we have seen history more than once already. Now, one day out and with more revelations occurring, the Men's Freestyle brackets are beginning to heat up!

We discuss the field for the two final Men's Freestyle weights at the Olympics as we are days away from these competitors clashing! Is 74kg a next topic weight class or can any one of the 17 other wrestlers challenge Kyle Dake? Can Yazdani reclaim his title as 'the greatest' at 86kg or can Aaron Brooks take out another legend in the sport?

We discuss the field for two of the Olympic weights as we near closer and closer to the Olympic championships. Countless anticipated matchups at 65kg. Two titans set to clash at 97kg. Where do Zain Retherford and Kyle Snyder stack up in these Olympic fields?

We discuss the field for two of the Olympic weights as we near closer and closer to the Olympic championships. How many medal contenders are present at 57kg? Who are the dark horses? Will we get another round in one of the greatest rivalries in Men's Freestyle history? How far can Spencer Lee and Mason Parris go in these deep fields?

We are joined by two-time National Champ and World Champ Vito Arujau today. We talk about the ongoing developments with Russia and the Olympics before we get into the last two years of wrestling for Vito. Mindset, overcoming adversity, developing as an athlete and a person, Vito goes in depth on many important topics.

After the harsh ruling on eligibility for some Russian wrestlers to be able to compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics, the Russian Wrestling Federation announced that they are boycotting the Olympics. Who is in the wrong here and what does this mean for the sport moving forward?

16 Quotas for MFS, WFS, and Greco-Roman have been reallocated for the 2024 Paris Olympics. This has wide-reaching implications for the future of senior level wrestling. Wisconsin claimed their first ever Junior Freestyle National Duals title, what does the future of this event look like?