Weighing In with David Mirikitani
USA WrestlingWeighing In with David Mirikitani. A weekly podcast.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 121 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | WrestlingSports | ||||
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David Mirikitani, Mark Ostrander & Grant Turner discuss path to NCAA Women's Championships, summaries of Penn St. v Iowa and Iowa State v UNI, DI team and individual rankings and preview of upcoming duals.
David Mirikitani, Mark Ostrander & Grant Turner review the Pan American Olympic Games Qualifier Wrestle-off, discuss the college reaction time controversy, evaluate Div. I rankings and preview Iowa vs. Penn State
David Mirikitani, Mark Ostrander & Grant Turner preview the Pan American Olympic Games Qualifier Wrestle-off, and review each weight class and the team race in NCAA Div. I wrestling.
David Mirikitani and Grant Turner discuss current wrestling topics: Iowa, college rankings at 125 pounds and 133 pounds and more.
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- Why does this pod come out so late
Why do a podcast that you do not make available immediately. This podcast always comes out after the content is no longer relevant. Listening now 6-7-2023 on a preview for U23 and U20. We already NO the results. This week should be a World Team preview podcast. It’s really frustrating. USA wrestling really needs to get this fixed.
Apple Podcasts1ThatGodOfAPerson
United Statesa year ago - Asi Asi
Show is ok. i listen to all wrestling podcast i can find, and this is the worst. USA wrestling can do better. Mirikitani talks over his co host and is condescending. Also how do you drop a podcast about Worlds after Worlds is over.
Apple Podcasts1ThatGodOfAPersonUnited Statesa year ago - Asi Asi
Show is ok. i listen to all wrestling podcast i can find, and this is the worst. USA wrestling can do better. Mirikitani talks over his co host and is condescending. Also how do you drop a podcast about Worlds after Worlds is over.
Apple Podcasts2ThatGodOfAPersonUnited States3 years ago - Enjoy the show
Show is a excellent listen for wrestling fans ….only thing keeping it from a 5 is how you could possibly not discuss Yanni at 65kg. No American has had his level of success overseas. He will claim the 65kg spot this fall and keep it thru the quad. Nick Lee’s win was situational due to losing to JO. Either way great show and i look forward to more episodes.
Apple Podcasts4ThatGodOfAPersonUnited States3 years ago - Behind the Rankings
David and Mark pull back the curtain on rankings. They look at all the different sites, average the rank and then show the discrepancy. They also go in depth about how rankings aren’t the same as seeds and how this years NCAA’s will be wild!
Apple Podcasts5FiveptmoveUnited States3 years ago
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