Michigan men's wrestling is now Big Ten champs.

The first time they've won the Big Ten tournament since 1973,

returning from Lincoln, Nebraska,

and one of the major contributors, Miles Amin,

four-time All-American is going to join us next on Conquering Heroes.

Welcome to your one-stop podcast for all things Michigan Athletics.

Updates on every team on campus and interviews with players and coaches are all on the way.

This is Conquering Heroes.

Here's your host, John Jansen.

I am joined by a four-time All-American here at the University of Michigan,

and that is in the wrestling department.

Miles Amin, Miles, thanks for joining us,

and congratulations on the Big Ten championship.

Yeah, thanks for having me, John.

I appreciate it. We had a great week last week, and then having me, John. I appreciate it.

You know, we had a great week last week and then quick turnaround to NCAAs this week.

So exciting time for Michigan wrestling.

Well, it certainly is.

And I want to talk about the NCAA championships coming up, which are going to be hosted here by Michigan, actually, down to Detroit at Little Caesar's Arena beginning on Thursday.

But take me back to Lincoln, Nebraska. It's been since 1973 that Michigan has not won a

Big Ten tournament title. What was it like? What was that experience like going out there, and was

that the expectation?

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