There’s been some changes to our Penn State wrestling lineup projections.
With FloWrestling releasing its 2026-27 preseason rankings, it’s apparent that there will be some changes.
Here is where things stand assuming those changes come to light.
Note: If there’s no change in a weight class projection, there probably won’t be a blurb written under the wrestler’s name. Longer explanations for such wrestlers can be found in our earlier projections.
125: Luke Lilledahl
133: Marcus Blaze
141: Masanosuke Ono
149: Shayne Van Ness
157: Tyler Kasak
PJ Duke is projected at 165 now, and Mitchell Mesenbrink is projected at 174. That makes Kasak the projected guy at 157, where FloWrestling has him at No. 2 in the country in its preseason rankings.
165: PJ Duke
Duke got his first piece of college championship glory when he won the Big Ten championship in March.
If all goes according to plan, there will be plenty of glory to come.
174: Mitchell Mesenbrink
If Mesenbrink and Duke are indeed moving up, Penn State has a chance to have the deadliest 157-174 trio in program history, with Tyler Kasak starting at 157.
Kasak, who redshirted last season, already has two third-place national finishes under his belt and is ranked No. 2 in his class, behind only defending national champ Landon Robideau.
Yeah, things are looking good for Penn State wrestling.
184: Rocco Welsh
197: Josh Barr
Heavyweight: Connor Mirasola




























