Friday night was the final Bryce Jordan Center dual of the season for Penn State’s wrestling team. The Nittany Lions have done what they’ve done for the last five years — come out victorious in a dual. They won their 67th straight match with ease, 39-0.

Penn State coach Cael Sanderson during the Iowa match at the Bryce Jordan Center on Jan. 31, 2025. Joe Hermitt | jhermitt@pennlive.com Joe Hermitt | jhermitt@pennlive.com Would you like to make things a little bit more interesting tonight when No. 1 Penn State faces Michigan at the Bryce Jordan Center?

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Penn State secured its fifth shutout win of the season against Michigan on Friday night. Trump also included a homophobic attack in his statement The post Donald Trump Says He’s Fired Kennedy Center Board Members and Will Name Himself Chairman appeared first on TheWrap.

Those were the words Penn State’s Josh Barr used when asked about trailing in his bout against Jacob Cardenas. The 197-pound bout was the one that everyone wanted to see. Not only was it to see how Barr would respond from last week’s loss — his first — but because of the matchup with the No.

Penn State’s depth was on display in the top-ranked Nittany Lions’ 39-0 victory over Michigan on Friday night at Bryce Jordan Center. Cael Sanderson’s team had to make a go of it without talented Braeden Davis for the second match in a row.

The Nittany Lions are coming off a resounding 30-8 win over Iowa last Friday in front of a sell-out crowd of 15,998 (tying PSU and the NCAA’s all-time record for indoor dual attendance.