BREAKING: YOU WON’T BELIEVE What Just Happened! Penn State Wrestling MIRACULOUSLY Survives Early Knockout Punch to Take Down Ohio State in THRILLING Upset! Click to find out how they pulled off the IMPOSSIBLE!

**MIRACLE ON THE MAT: Penn State Wrestling Overcomes Early Pin, Fights Off Ohio State to Extend Unbeaten Streak**

 

In a match for the ages, the Penn State Nittany Lions wrestling team defied the odds and pulled off an incredible comeback to defeat the Ohio State Buckeyes 23-18 in front of a raucous crowd at Rec Hall on Sunday afternoon. The win marked the 10th consecutive dual meet victory for Penn State, a streak that now stands at an impressive 15 meets.

 

The match began with a bang, as Ohio State’s Kollin Moore quickly pinned Penn State’s Jimmy Gulibon just 1:38 into the 197-pound bout. The Buckeyes’ momentum carried over to the next two matches, as they took a 9-0 lead after two periods. However, Penn State’s depth and experience began to shine through, as the Nittany Lions won four of the next five matches to take a 19-9 lead.

 

But Ohio State was not ready to give up yet. The Buckeyes staged a late comeback, winning two of the final three matches to narrow the deficit to 21-18. With the crowd on their feet, Penn State’s Mason Manville took the mat for the final match of the day, facing off against Ohio State’s Myles Martin at 165 pounds.

 

In what can only be described as a thrilling conclusion to the match, Manville fought valiantly, but ultimately fell to Martin by a 2-1 decision. However, the loss was not enough to spoil Penn State’s day, as the Nittany Lions had already secured the win.

 

“We knew it was going to be a tough match,” said Penn State head coach Cael Sanderson. “Ohio State is a great team and they’re well-coached. But our guys showed a lot of heart and determination. We were able to bounce back from a tough start and come out on top.”

 

The win marked a milestone for Penn State, which has now won 15 consecutive dual meets dating back to last season. The Nittany Lions have established themselves as one of the top programs in the country, and Sunday’s victory only solidified their position.

 

“We’re proud of our guys for fighting through adversity and coming out on top,” said Sanderson. “We know we still have a lot of work to do, but we’re excited about where we are right now.”

 

The Penn State wrestling team will look to continue their winning ways next week, as they host No. 14 Iowa on February 10.