BOOM!

Anthony Ashnault wins an instant classic over Micah Jordan to take the 149-pound Big Ten title pic.twitter.com/ajfA7nXpFM — FloWrestling (@FloWrestling) March 10, 2019

You have to love gold coming back to Piscataway, New Jersey.

Nick Suriano, after getting payback vs. Iowa’s Austin DeSanto in the semi finals, took down Ohio State’s Luke Pletcher in the 133 pound finals 4-1 to claim his first Big Ten Title.

BIG TEN CHAMPION! Nick Suriano claims the 133-pound conference title with his 4-1 decision over Luke Pletcher (OSU)! #B1GWrestle | #RelentlessPursuit pic.twitter.com/dMky5plxsh — Rutgers Wrestling (@RUWrestling) March 10, 2019

Due to Michigan’s Steven Micic finishing 6th after a few medical forfeits, the seedings at NCAA’s are going to be interesting. Presumably, Oklahoma State’s Daton Fix will be the No. 1 seed and you can make an argument with his title, a split with DeSanto, and wins over the other top contenders in the weight class, aside from Micic, Suriano should be No. 2.

"Don't count me out ever." - Nick Suriano



Your 133-pound Big Ten Champion. @RUWrestling @FloWrestling pic.twitter.com/fqjOnEAsmk — Rutgers On BTN (@RutgersOnBTN) March 10, 2019

Rutgers wasn’t done. Anthony Ashnault claimed his third Big Ten Title with a thrilling 8-6 victory over Ohio State’s Micah Jordan. Ashnault remains undefeated and will be the No. 1 seed at NCAA’s. This could very well be a preview of the NCAA finals in two weeks in Pittsburgh.

3X BIG TEN CHAMPION! Anthony Ashnault remains undefeated and claims the 149-pound conference title with his 8-6 decision over Micah Jordan (OSU)!#B1GWrestle | #RelentlessPursuit pic.twitter.com/YbAyomcWeP — Rutgers Wrestling (@RUWrestling) March 10, 2019

Ashnault became the first 3x Big Ten Champion in school history and Rutgers has two conference champions in the same season for the first time in program history.

.@RUWrestling's Ashnault shuts Micah Jordan down to remain undefeated and claim the 149-pound title. @FloWrestling pic.twitter.com/AumfPdQeoj — Rutgers On BTN (@RutgersOnBTN) March 10, 2019

149: Rutgers’ Anthony Ashnault is your champion at 149 lbs. following a 8-6 decision vs. Ohio State’s Micah Jordan. Ashnault becomes the 58th wrestler in conference history to win three individual titles. #B1GWrestle pic.twitter.com/P8GA8p5X7c — Big Ten Wrestling (@B1GWrestling) March 10, 2019

Talk about a historic afternoon for the Scarlet Knights. Can we zoom ahead two weeks for Nationals?