While tested, Penn State’s lineup proved too much for No. 5 Nebraska, overcoming a cagey Huskers squad in a physical BJC dual.

STATE COLLEGE – Penn State’s undefeated wrestling team hosted nationally ranked Nebraska last Friday night. The Nittany Lions (12-0) also hosted new PSU football coach Matt Campbell at the same time.

Penn State wrestling’s Marcus Blaze claimed Big Ten freshman of the week honors. Blaze went 2-0 this week, helping to spark No. 1 Penn State to two straight shutout victories in less than 24 hours. Blaze began the weekend with a 19-4 (5:44) technical fall over Indiana's Blaine Frazer in a 48-0 win over the Hoosiers in Rec Hall Friday night.

Penn State's Cole Mirasola has been battle-tested in the Big Ten, but he's finding success as a lighter heavyweight.

PennLive’s Jim Carlson and Bob Flounders are joined by special guest Jason Nickal on this episode. Nickal is the head wrestling coach at State College Area High School and the father of Penn State great Bo Nickal.

Penn State wrestling goes for its 13th NCAA Championship in 15 years under Cael Sanderson. Could this be its best team yet?

The Nittany Lions remained No. 1 as a team and kept six No. 1s individual, but one wrestler dropped at his weight.

No. 1 Penn State will defeat No. 13 Michigan on Friday night with relative ease; there could be three good bouts among the final four weight classes, and this is a warm-up for next Friday’s colossal Jordan Center showdown with No.