Penn State wrestling gained a commitment from a wrestler with valuable collegiate experience Monday.
In the age of social media, many teams at both the collegiate and professional levels have seen a boost in creative designs.
Within the last 13 days, Penn State has lost two of its veteran wrestlers, one to retirement and another to the University of Virginia.
Phil Davis suffered a similar fate to Vadim Nemkov on Friday after the two faced off in a rematch for the first time in three years.
One of Penn State's key starters each of the last two seasons will take his talents elsewhere.
I've seen a lot of wrestling in my four years covering Penn State's team for The Daily Collegian.
After suffering multiple injuries throughout his tenure at Penn State, Brady Berge announced Wednesday he would no longer be wrestling at the collegiate level.
After injury defaulting out of the NCAA Tournament, one of Penn State's most experienced wrestlers is stepping away from the sport.
David Taylor wishes, at least in part, that things played out differently.
It's taken time, but Thomas Gilman is finally learning to love the sport of wrestling again.
While Penn State may have exceeded expectations in what was considered by some to be a rebuilding year, its already extremely young and talented wrestling room is about to get even more crowded come next season.
It seems as though most things affiliated with Penn State wrestling have come in fours recently.
The Nittany Lion Wrestling Club's success at sending wrestlers to the 2021 Olympic Games spanned across disciplines on Saturday night.
The reigning World champion at 86 kilograms, Penn State legend David Taylor can now add Olympian to his resume.
After a storied collegiate career at Iowa, one of the Nittany Lion Wrestling Club's newest members will be representing the United States on the Olympic stage.
For the second time in his career, Kyle Snyder will represent the United States at the Olympic games.
Wrestle for Penn State and it's likely there'll be a greater good involved.
In the century-plus that Penn State has fielded a wrestling team, the Nittany Lions have crowned 48 national champions and 227 All-Americans.
Since Penn State entered the Big Ten in 1993, the program has seen a great deal of success from its individual wrestlers and its team.
After the NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships in St. Louis, Penn State’s Roman Bravo-Young and Aaron Brooks have been named as finalists for the Dan Hodge Trophy.
To be the coach of an Olympic or traditionally non-revenue sports team at the Division I level is an unenviable task at the moment.
While Penn State may have come up just short in its quest for a 10th national championship, it was still the talk of the sport by the end of the tournament.
It was not widely believed Penn State would eventually have four wrestlers crowned national champions at the conclusion of Saturday’s NCAA Division I Wrestling Championships.
The list of things Penn State wrestling has become known for in the 12 years of Cael Sanderson's tenure runs the gamut.
He may not readily admit it, but Roman Bravo-Young's hand is sure to be tired by now.
