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Penn State wrestling Big Ten Championships predictions: How many titles will the Lions win?
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Penn State wrestling Big Ten Championships predictions: How many titles will the Lions win?

  • Penn State targets multiple Big Ten titles as the 2026 Championships open, aiming for a fourth straight conference tournament crown.
  • Luke Lilledahl is the 125-pound No. 1 seed, with a potential semifinal clash against Iowa’s Dean Peterson after a win over Bouzakis earlier in the season.
  • Marcus Blaze, 133 pounds, holds the top seed ahead of Lucas Byrd, with a likely semifinal against Drake Ayala.
  • Shayne Van Ness is the 149-pound No. 1 seed with a favorable path to the finals, aiming for his first Big Ten title.
  • Josh Barr sits at No. 1 in the 197-pound class with a perfect record and potential final against Camden McDanel.
  • Levi Haines at 174 pounds is seeded No. 1 with a possible final against Christopher Minto of Nebraska.
  • Rocco Welsh, 184 pounds, seeded No. 1, expected to reach the final and threaten for his first Big Ten title.
  • Cole Mirasola is projected to finish third at 285 pounds, earning a national bid for Penn State.
  • The results suggest seven titles for Penn State, plus runner-up and third-place finishes, securing all 10 starters for nationals.
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Four Hawkeyes advance to Big Ten semifinals
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Four Hawkeyes advance to Big Ten semifinals

  • Iowa wrestlers reach the Big Ten semifinals as four Hawkeyes advance in Session I.
  • Iowa posts 13-6 in Session I with bonus points in six wins.
  • Drake Ayala advances to the semifinals at 133 pounds with a technical fall.
  • Nasir Bailey reaches 141 pounds semifinal with two wins.
  • Michael Caliendo pins then majors his way to 165-pound semifinal.
  • Patrick Kennedy secures semifinal berth with bonus wins at 174 pounds.
  • Iowa places in the mix as the event advances into semifinals and consolations.
  • The 125 and 184-pound bouts shifted outcomes with first-round decisions and close quarters.
  • The Hawkeyes’ semifinals feature high-seeded opponents from Penn State and Ohio State.
  • Iowa remains competitive in a crowded Big Ten field after Day I.
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