The 2024-25 NCAA D1 wrestling season's penultimate week wraps up with a big-time Big Ten dual, which also happens to be the subject of this preview article!

The 2024-25 NCAA D1 wrestling season is racing toward it's conclusion, but there are still some marquee duals left on the schedule. For example, the dual we're previewing right now!

The undefeated #1 ranked Nittany Lions of Penn State are in Jersey to wrestle the #14 Rutgers Scarlet Knights. Penn State will be very large favorites, as they will be all year in all their dual meets and in the NCAA Championships in the team title race.

As we get deeper into the 2024-25 NCAA D1 wrestling season, upsets become more consequential for ranking, seeding, and NCAA Championship qualifications purposes.

This season's Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling program is doing its best not to be eclipsed by last season's record-smashing national championship squad. The program is 7-0 in dual meets and won the team trophy at the Black Knight Invitational back in November. The Lions travel to Nebraska for a Friday night dual that will be broadcast on the Big Ten Network.

The Black Knight Invite goes down Sunday, November 24th on the Army’s campus in West Point, New York. You can find the entries HERE and preseeds HERE. Below are the three main reasons you can’t miss this event if you’re a Penn State fan!

Shayne Van Ness spent exactly 13 minutes and 34 seconds wrestling competitively last fall. A November knee injury cost him the balance of his sophomore season, forcing him into a mental battle with himself the rest of the way.

Entries for the 2024 Black Knight Invitational are out and this year's edition is more loaded than ever!

It’s almost time for the college wrestling season and we’re previewing every weight class before the season starts. In the below article, I preview 149-pounds by breaking down the names you need to know to help you get prepared for the college season.

Top-ranked Penn State will be without one of its top performers for the remainder of the season.

While it may have felt like 10,000 days since last NCAA wrestling season, it’s actually only been about seven months. The eulogy you hear is not the vicarious thrills you are about to experience but for the changing of the seasons and the schism between summer and autumn that marks the start of a new wrestling season.

With Penn State releasing their schedule today, I thought it would be a good time to remind everyone that their lineup could look very different than expected, especially at the beginning of the season. This is due to one thing: 2024 is an Olympic year. Olympic years cause some unusual disruptions to the sport of wrestling.

The following are the top 25 wrestlers who scored the most team points at the 2023 NCAA Championships.

Head coach: Cael Sanderson

The 2023 NCAA champion Penn State Nittany Lions have landed the services of three-time All-American Bernie Truax, who has previously announced that he had entered the transfer portal on March 23.