Penn State’s performance at Rutgers on Friday night was another impressively steady show. It was one that resulted in a nine-bout winning streak from 133 through heavyweight and included four technical falls on the way to a 35-3 victory in front of a sold-out (8,057) Jersey Mike’s Arena crowd in Piscataway, New Jersey.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State ’s first-ever 16-game season is in the books and the Nittany Lions are the preseason No. 1 in Stewart Mandel’s way-too-early 2025 projections. Of course, there are still gaping holes on this team, notably at wide receiver and with a defensive coordinator who still needs to be hired to replace Tom Allen.

The Penn State wrestling team (9-0, 3-0 Big Ten) downed homestanding Rutgers (10-4, 2-2) 35-3 in Big Ten action Friday.

Rhoades’ passion was coming from a good place. He and Penn State just defeated a supremely talented Rutgers team — one that features two potential top five picks in the 2025 NBA Draft in Dylan Harper and Ace Bailey — to end a four-game losing streak that had begun to drag the Nittany Lions down to the depths of the conference standings.

Cael Sanderson’s Penn State wrestling team has won 64 matches in a row. The top-ranked Nittany Lions are sizing up Big Ten foe Rutgers to become No. 65 tonight in Piscataway, N.J. But you never know,

The Penn State football squad will host 2024 Big Ten champion Oregon and fellow 2024 College Football Playoff participant Indiana to highlight its 2025 schedule.