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Everything to know about the 2026-27 Penn State wrestling schedule (opens the original)
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The 2026 NCAA champion Penn State Nittany Lions have finally released their highly anticipated dual schedule for the upcoming season. The Nittany Lions open their season in the friendly confines of Rec Hall against an opponent they have not seen in a dual format in 15 years: the Bloomsburg Huskies. The last time these two teams met back in 2011, Penn State roared to a 39-3 victory, and this year’s matchup, on paper, looks similarly lopsided. Bloomsburg has just one ranked wrestler right now — No
The best potential matches at each weight class that we haven’t seen yet (opens the original)
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The start of every season always brings the intrigue of fresh potential matchups, new weight changes, and the return of former champs. These are the ten weight matches — one at each weight — that have not yet happened on a folkstyle mat but would test the best of the best athletes who are returning to the college wrestling scene this year: Despite being in the same NCAA brackets for the last two seasons, true juniors Luke Lilledahl of Penn State and Vincent Robinson of Nebraska have never compet
Breaking down the deepest men’s college wrestling weight classes, by credentials (opens the original)
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Oklahoma State’s Sergio Vega cemented himself into college wrestling history last year when he beat two-time NCAA champion Jesse Mendez of Ohio State 4-1 in sudden victory during the 141-pound national title bout. Less than two weeks later, Vega picked up another honor: Amateur Wrestling New’s Hammer Award, given to the college wrestler who wins the deepest weight class in the country. Vega — who did not give up a single takedown last season on his way to his first title — is now expected to mov
25 wrestlers to watch in the 2026-27 men's wrestling season (opens the original)
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Eight of the 10 national champions from last year’s college wrestling field return this season, along with three other former champs looking to regain their throne and cause further disruption in their weight classes. Eight former NCAA finalists will also be chasing glory this season alongside two current and former senior world team members who have yet to win a title. These 21 athletes and four other seasoned All-Americans form this year’s list of 25 athletes to watch, a list almost exclusivel
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