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82: Penn State Wrestling Pitches Another Shutout

For Penn State wrestling coach Cael Sanderson, PSU football legend Saquon Barkley is “a beast.”
Cael Sanderson ahead of Penn State's bout with Iowa.

Penn State wrestling won again.

At this point, everybody knows the drill.

Penn State doesn’t lose wrestling matches, and haven’t since before COVID-19.

That didn’t change Saturday.

Penn State took care of Maryland 51-0 in College Park for its seventh shutout in 10 dual meets this season.

Every single win was of the bonus point variety.

This was a slight improvement over Penn State’s 48-0 win over Indiana Friday.

Penn State has shut out each of its last three opponents, with Iowa being the last team to score against it.

Iowa only scored three points, so, yeah, this is a dominant run.

Here’s how each bout went down.

125: #1 Luke Lilledahl (Penn State) tech fall Abram Cline 19-4

Penn State 5, Maryland 0

133: #4 Marcus Blaze (Penn State) majors No. 15 Braxton Brown  15-3

Penn State 9, Maryland 0

141: No. 11 Braeden Davis (Penn State) majors Dario Lemus 15-3

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Penn State 13, Maryland 0

149: #1 Shayne Van Ness (Penn State) tech falls No. 7 Carter Young (Maryland) 31-15

Penn State 18, Maryland 0

157: #3 PJ Duke (Penn State) pinned Mekhi Neal (Maryland)

Penn State 24, Maryland 0

165: #1 Mitchell Mesenbrink (Penn State) tech falls AJ Rodriguez 15-0

Penn State 29, Maryland 0

174: No. 1 Levi Haines (Penn State) tech falls Seth Digby 23-8 (TF; 6:36)

Penn State 34, Maryland 0

184: No. 1 Rocco Welsh (Penn State) pins Sepanta Ahanj-Elias

Penn State 40, Maryland 0

197: #1 Josh Barr (Penn State) tech falls No. 13 Branson John 19-4

Penn State 45, Maryland 0

285: #12 pinned Joey Schneck MD, WBF (3:56)                                            51-0

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