USA Wrestling has posted interviews with all 10 NCAA Div. I champions on Saturday night at the Qwest Center in Omaha, Neb.

See interviews from NCAA champions:
* Matt McDonough of Iowa (125)
* Jayson Ness of Minnesota (133)
* Kyle Dake of Cornell (141)
* Brent Metcalf of Iowa (149)
* J.P. O'Conner of Harvard (157)
* Andrew Howe of Wisconsin (165)
* Jay Borschel of Iowa (174)
* Max Askren of Missouri (184)
* Jake Varner of Iowa State (197)
* David Zabriskie of Iowa State
plus coaches Tom Brands of Iowa, Rob Koll of Cornell and Kevin Jackson of Iowa State, the top three teams.

Click here for all videos posted on USA Wrestling YouTube Channel

This brings the tournament total to 141 interviews as part of the NCAA Div. I coverage by TheMat.com

This is in addition to the third-place finishers at the 2010 NCAA Div. I Championships, the winners of the consolation round finals on Saturday morning. In addition, there were a number of other interviews with medal-winning athletes who competed in the morning session.

There are also 25 NCAA Div. I quarterfinals interview videos on Friday morning.

This is in addition to 15 interviews from athletes and coaches from evening session on Thursday at the NCAA Div. I Championships.

This is in addition to 23 videos from the Thursday morning session.

Five athletes and five coaches addressed the media, addressing a variety of topics. USA Wrestling also interviewed several coaches and athletes individually from an array of schools and conferences.

Troy Nickerson of Cornell, Lance Palmer of Ohio State, Jake Varner of Iowa State, Stephen Dwyer of Nebraska and Jayson Ness of Minnesota were the panel of athletes.  To watch the full press conference, click here.

In the coaches press conference, Tom Brands of Iowa, Kevin Jackson of Iowa State, Tom Ryan of Ohio State, Mark Manning of Nebraska and John Smith of Oklahoma State were on the spot. To watch the festive press conference, click here.

Numerous other athletes and coaches were interviewed on Wednesday. USA Wrestling's Craig Sesker stopped in at Iowa State on Tuesday for some special pre-event coverage.

To watch all the videos, go to USA Wrestling's YouTube NCAA Division I Championships Channel by clicking here.