Welcome back to match day, Penn State fans. The No. 1 Nittany Lions (3-0) are out west on Saturday to take on Wyoming. The Big Ten/Big 12 crossover match concludes a home-and-home non-conference series that started in State College a year ago when head coach Cael Sanderson’s team knocked out an injury-riddled Cowboys team 54-0.

The Nittany Lions will compete at the Journeymen Collegiate Duals with a chance to break Oklahoma State's Division I win-streak record.

It’s a long way to Laramie, Wyoming – 1,563 miles from State College, to be exact – but that’s how far Penn State’s top-ranked wrestling team will travel this weekend to compete with the Wyoming Cowboys and very likely record its fourth win of the season and the program’s 75th straight victory over the past five years.

Penn State wrestling is at Wyoming tonight in search of its 75th consecutive dual meet victory. The No. 1 Nittany Lions are finishing a home-and-home series with the Cowboys after head coach Cael Sanderson’s team shutout Mark Branch’s side last year in State College.

The Nittany Lions go on the road to face Wyoming in a non-conference match.

The Nittany Lions will make a trek to Philadelphia to take on the Dragons on Friday before coming back to host the Mountain Hawks on Sunday.

Auditorium, Laramie, Wyo. Records: Penn State (3-0, 0-0 Big Ten); Wyoming (2-2, 1-0 Big 12) TV: FloWrestling Notable: Although they aren’t a household name in wrestling, the Cowboys are a solid team at No.

PENN STATE RECRUITS FARE WELL IN TOURNAMENT ACTION: Penn State recruit Jayden James of Delbarton, New Jersey, a former Virginia Tech commit, defeated Bishop McCort’s Melvin Miller 8-5 in the 165-pound Ironman finals Saturday night at Walsh Jesuit High School in Ohio.

Penn State wrestling defeated No. 15 Oklahoma 45-0 in its season-opening match. True freshman Marcus Blaze won his debut match with an 18-3 technical fall. The Nittany Lions are now four dual meet victories away from tying the all-time NCAA Division I win ...

The Penn State wrestling team beat Lehigh, 36-6, in sold-out Rec Hall on Sunday afternoon. The Nittany Lions controlled the dual from start to finish and won eight of 10 bouts in front of more than 6,

It was Penn State's 75th dual victory, which is one shy of tying the all-time mark set by Oklahoma State.