As his last season of eligibility looms closer, graduate transfer Kyle Conel discusses how thankful he is for Penn State's wrestling program and the fans.
Coming off back-to-back fifth-place finishes at the NCAA Championships, Penn State wrestling's Nick Lee plans on taking the next step to get to get himself on top of the podium this season.
Shakur Rasheed hopes to stay healthy as he is down to his last shot at the top of the national podium this season.
From the early looks, this group of 12 high-school standouts seems on track to rival the legendary class of 2014 that brought Bo Nickal, Jason Nolf, Anthony Cassar, Shakur Rasheed, and Nick Nevills to Happy Valley.
The greatest wrestling program in the world will compete in the greatest city in the world and the World's Most Famous Arena during the winter of 2021.
Penn State wrestling's Vincenzo Joseph, Mark Hall, and Anthony Cassar will each start the season No. 1 at 165 lbs., 174 lbs., and 285 lbs.