The 2024-25 college wrestling season begins with most Ohio State fans engaged not only in the customary forecasting of lineups, All-American hopefuls and predictions for March, but also curiosity about coach Tom Ryan’s health and how his recuperation has gone since his car accident in April.

J Robinson’s history in wrestling is as deep and diverse as anyone’s. He competed for Oklahoma State under Myron Roderick, coached with Gary Kurdelmeier and Dan Gable at Iowa, and built Minnesota into a championship program.

This final episode of the series culminates with the Buckeyes traveling to Tulsa, OK to compete in the NCAA Championships.

Tom Ryan and the Ohio State Buckeyes knew what they were up against Friday night at Virginia Tech.

The Ohio State wrestling team closes out their regular season with a dual meet against Cornell in Tampa, FL and get to enjoy a little time in the sun before they gear up for the post season, starting with the Big Ten Championships. They make their final preparations at the Covelli Center back in Columbus, OH then load the bus and hit the road for Ann Arbor, MI where the Wolverines host the conference championships.

The third installment of the series introduces team captain Sammy Sasso. Sasso is a multiple time NCAA All-American and NCAA finalist who grew up in the wrestling rich Lehigh Valley. We comb through his wrestling career and accomplishments, including an epic fall in his hometown at Who's Number One.

This episode follows the Ohio State Buckeyes and their strong freshman class to their first competition of the year, the Michigan State Open. At this event we focus in on Jesse Mendez, Nic Bouzakis, Luke Geog and Seth Shumate.

The first episode in a six part series following the Ohio State wrestling team through the entire 2022-2023 season focuses on their top rated recruiting class. The Buckeyes landed the top three pound for pound wrestlers in the country in hopes that they can help restore greatness at Ohio State.

FloWrestling followed the Ohio State wrestling team throughout the entire 2022-2023 NCAA wrestling season.

College athletics changed when the NCAA developed the transfer portal in 2018. This became a streamlined tool for athletes to seamlessly transfer from one institution to another without losing eligibility.

For the first time ever, FloWrestling spent the entire season with a college team to create a multi-part documentary series.

Tom Ryan reflects on his teams performance after their win against Virginia Tech where the Hokies pulled off a few upsets, including Sammy Sasso's defeat at the hands of Caleb Henson.

For some time now the topic in major team sports leagues has been the formation of super teams and what they can accomplish. With the movement in coaching this summer the question should now arise: what about coaching super staffs in college wrestling? Some may come easily to mind but there are more than you may think.

From his chair in the Arizona State corner, Zeke Jones saw an aggressive wrestler working to get to his attacks against a backpedaling opponent. 

This article was originally published on June 10, 2020 but was updated on December 21, 2020 to reflect minor changes.