Only four people in the history of Division I college wrestling have won four individual national titles. Prior to 2015, that list was only three. Ohio State's Logan Stieber won his fourth championship last month to join Pat Smith, Cael Sanderson and Kyle

Jason Bryant talks with Ohio State's Logan Stieber.

Unfortunately, this is the second Short Time episode in the same week that deals with a threatened college wrestling program. On Monday, March 30, Cleveland State University announced it was going to discontinue funding of the wrestling program effective

Cleveland State will drop wrestling after 2015-16, or will it? Find out why.

Pat Timm spent 15 years as the head coach at Division II Northern State University in Aberdeen, South Dakota. When Timm decided it was time to step down, he wanted to make sure he was going to leave the program in good hands and help the search for a new

Northern State University suspended its wrestling program. Jason Bryant tries to find out why #SaveNSUWrestling

Back in studio after the lengthy postseason travel. Episode 154 of the Short Time Wrestling Podcast talks with the nation's top big man, two-time NCAA Division I heavyweight champion Nick Gwiazdowski of N.C. State. Gwiazdowski became a three-time All-Ame

Jason Bryant talks with three-time All-American and two-time national champion Nick Gwiazdowski

NCAA Division I Wrestling Champions Press Conference on March 21, 2015. 149-pound champion Drake Houdashelt of Missouri 157-pound champion Isaiah Martinez of Illinois (7:24) 165-pound champion Alex Dieringer of Oklahoma State (15:00) 174-pound champion M

Post-event press conference with all Division I wrestling champions and championship coach Tom Ryan of Ohio State