Aaron Anspach is a 25 year old All-American wrestler from Penn State he finished second as a heavyweight a few years ago. He made his MMA debut last week and won with a second round tko. I think Aaron is going to have a fine future allong with Ben Askren.
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Thanks Hawkeye. What kind of size does Anspach have?
His PSU profile says...
Former Nittany Lion All-American Aaron Anspach has made the move over to work with the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club. Anspach and the NLWC staff help groom the next generation of outstanding wrestlers from the surrounding region.
Anspach, who was the national runner-up at heavyweight in 2007, went 22-4 during a senior season that saw him earn his first All-America honor in his first full and injury free season.
The native of Columbia, Pa., graduated from Penn State in the spring of 2007 with a degree in Crime, Law and Justice. Despite a career plagued with injuries that forced him to miss nearly all of two seasons, Anspach left Penn State with a 43-15 career record. His 2007 season went down as one of the most successful heavyweight campaigns in Penn State history, short only of Kerry McCoy's national title runs in 1994 and 1997 and Bill Oberly's title in 1955. He went 16-2 in duals in `07 and of his four total, three were to two-time national champion Cole Konrad of Minnesota.
His PSU profile says...
Former Nittany Lion All-American Aaron Anspach has made the move over to work with the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club. Anspach and the NLWC staff help groom the next generation of outstanding wrestlers from the surrounding region.
Anspach, who was the national runner-up at heavyweight in 2007, went 22-4 during a senior season that saw him earn his first All-America honor in his first full and injury free season.
The native of Columbia, Pa., graduated from Penn State in the spring of 2007 with a degree in Crime, Law and Justice. Despite a career plagued with injuries that forced him to miss nearly all of two seasons, Anspach left Penn State with a 43-15 career record. His 2007 season went down as one of the most successful heavyweight campaigns in Penn State history, short only of Kerry McCoy's national title runs in 1994 and 1997 and Bill Oberly's title in 1955. He went 16-2 in duals in `07 and of his four total, three were to two-time national champion Cole Konrad of Minnesota.