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In his final season (senior year) he captured 26 wins and 2 losses. He became the ninth Cowboy to win 4 conference titles when he defeated Alex Mackall in the finals of the Big 12 Conference championships. Piccininni was seeded number 3 for the 2020 NCAA Championships, however, the event was cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak, making him and all the qualifiers unable to compete.

Piccininni has expressed his desire on becoming an assistant coach at OKSU. On April 2020, it was announced that Piccininni joined the coaching staff of the wrestling team at Gilroy High School along notable athletes such as Daniel Cormier and Deron Winn.

On April 2020, Piccininni announced his transition to MMA and signed a contract with Zinkin Entertainment & Sports Management. He started training at American Kickboxing Academy, MMA powerhouse where former Cowboys such as Daniel Cormier and Kyle Crutchmer train.

As a redshirt sophomore, he amassed 23 wins and 5 losses overall. He won his second Big 12 title in a row, pinning Zeke Moisey at the finals. In the 2018 NCAA Championships, he had a 2-2 run, not placing high enough to earn All-American status.

As a junior, he amassed an incredible 34-2 record throughout the season. He captured his third-straight Big 12 championships in a decision at the finals. He also captured All-American status for the second time with a fifth-place finish at the 2018 NCAA Division I Championships.

In 2018, Piccininni competed at the 23U National Championships in the 61 kilograms weight class. He won four matches in a row but lost by technical fall in the semifinals and got thrown to the consolation bracket. He lost another match by fall and competed for the fifth place, match in which he was also pinned and due to that result he placed sixth.

Compiled a record of 27 victories and 8 defeats overall. At the Big 12 Championships, he downed Josh Rodriguez in the finals to win the 125-pounds crown of the tournament. He also had a 5-2 run at the 2017 NCAA Tournament, placing 4th and earning All-American honors.

Piccininni was born on Setauket-East Setauket, New York and attended Ward Melville High School. He made the varsity team when he was in eighth grade, year in which he placed third at the state championships. He won the state title in every year of high school, making him a 4-time NYSPHSAA champion at 4 different weight classes (106, 113, 120 & 126 respectively). He also competed at the FloNationals, tournament in which he was the runner-up on 2013 and the champion on 2014. He graduated with a record of 226-5 and the 2015 Dave Schultz High School Excellence Award.

Nicholas Piccininni (born December 16, 1996) is an American graduated folkstyle wrestler. He most notably is a 2-time NCAA All-American and a 4-time Big 12 Conference champion for the Oklahoma State Cowboys. He is also a 4-time NYSPHSAA title holder.