Cael Sanderson on 2 young Penn State wrestlers who shined vs. Ohio State: ‘They’re both dogs’

Cael Sanderson on 2 young Penn State wrestlers who shined vs. Ohio State: ‘They’re both dogs’

STATE COLLEGE – Penn State’s dominance from the neutral position has been a major storyline for the nation’s best college wrestling team.

Penn State Clinches Big Ten Regular Season Championship with 36-5 Rout over Ohio State in Record Setting BJC Dual

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; February 13, 2026 – The Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling team (14-0, 8-0 B1G) routed visiting Ohio State (17-1, 6-1 B1G) 36-5 in the Bryce Jordan Center Friday night in the Big Ten dual meet finale for head coach Cael Sanderson’s...

No. 1 Penn State Wrestling Takes Down No. 2 Ohio State 36-5 to Clinch Big Ten Regular Season Title

No. 1 Penn State wrestling (14-0, 8-0) won nine of 10 bouts against No. 2 Ohio State (17-1, 7-1) to run away with a 36-5 victory on Friday night before a program-record crowd of 16,006 in the Bryce Jordan Center. The win secured the Nittany Lions' 12th Big Ten regular season title in 17 seasons under head coach Cael Sanderson and sixth in a row. Despite the lopsided score against a somewhat depleted Buckeye team missing three top-three starters,…

Penn State Dominates Ohio State, 36-5, In Battle of Nation’s Top Two Teams

Ohio State has been one of the two best teams in college wrestling all season, but Penn State proved it’s still the king of the sport on Friday night. After the first 17-0 start in program history, Ohio State suffered its first loss of the year in blowout fashion against the top-ranked and also-unbeaten Nittany Lions, falling 36-5 at Penn State's Bryce Jordan Center. Penn State won nine of 10 matches on the night with two-time national champi…

No. 2 Ohio State Falls to No. 1 Penn State, 36-5

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- No. 2 Ohio State (17-1, 6-1) fell for the first time this season at No. 1 Penn State (13-0, 7-0), 36-5 Friday at the Bryce Jordan Center (16,006) in University Park, Pennsylvania.

Penn State Wrestling: Lightweights Come up Big

University Park— Ohio State wrestling knew it was going to have to sweep the first two bouts of the night to have a chance to beat Penn State. Instead, the opposite happened. At 125 pounds, No. 1 Luke Lilledahl edged out No. 2 Nic Bouzakis 4-1 with a takedown in sudden victory, ensuring that he’ll stay at No. 1 in next week’s rankings. At 133, No. 4 Marcus Blaze overcame a cut to beat No. 2 Ben Davino 3-2 in a second tiebreaker, ensuring that th…