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The Buckeyes lost to #1 ranked Iowa tonight 24-10 in dropping 7 out of 10 matches.

Here are the final results from the Buckeyes 24-10 loss last night to #1 Iowa.

125lbs: #1 Spencer Lee (Iowa) def. Hunter Lucas (OSU); TF, 18-0
133lbs: #2 Austin DeSanto (Iowa) def. #20 Jordan Decatur (OSU); TF, 27-12
141lbs: #1 Luke Pletcher (OSU) def. Carter Happel (Iowa); MD, 14-5
149lbs: #6 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. #1 Pat Lugo (Iowa); TB-1, 2-1
157lbs: #4 Kaleb Young (Iowa) def. Elijah Cleary (OSU); D, 4-1
165lbs: #2 Alex Marinelli (Iowa) def. #12 Ethan Smith (OSU); D, 14-10
174lbs: #3 Michael Kemerer (Iowa) def. #8 Kaleb Romero (OSU); D, 7-1
184lbs: #9 Abe Assad (Iowa) def. #23 Rocky Jordan (OSU); D, 3-1
197lbs: #1 Kollin Moore (OSU) def. Cash Wilcke (Iowa); D, 8-3
285lbs: #3 Tony Cassioppi (Iowa) def. #23 Gary Traub (OSU); D, 9-3

Next up, Ohio State is traveling to #14 Minnesota on Sunday.

The highlight for the Buckeyes last night was at 149lbs, as Sasso took down the #1 ranked Pat Lugo. The Buckeyes don't get much relief this next match as Minnesota is always a tough team to deal with.

Buckeyes bounce back big time after losing at Iowa earlier this week, as the #4 ranked Buckeyes beat the #14 ranked Minnesota Gophers 22-13.

It was a very nice road victory over #14 Minnesota for the Buckeyes on Sunday. They won 22-13. Here are the final results from the match:

125lbs: #13 Patrick McKee (MINN) def. Malik Heinselman (OSU); D, 5-1
133lbs: #20 Jordan Decatur (OSU) def. Jake Gliva (MINN); MD, 16-6
141lbs: #1 Luke Pletcher (OSU) def. #5 Mitch McKee (MINN); D, 12-6
149lbs: #6 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. #4 Brayton Lee (MINN); D, 4-2
157lbs: #21 Ryan Thomas (MINN) def. Elijah Cleary (OSU); D, 3-2
165lbs: #12 Ethan Smith (OSU) def. Bailee O'Reilly (MINN); MD, 12-4
174lbs: #8 Kaleb Romero (OSU) def. #7 Devin Skatzka (MINN); D, 2-1
184lbs: #18 Owen Webster (MINN) def. #23 Rocky Jordan (OSU); D, 5-4
197lbs: #1 Kollin Moore (OSU) def. Hunter Ritter (MINN); TF, 19-3
285lbs: #1 Gable Steveson (MINN) def. Gary Traub (OSU); MD, 13-2

Next up, Ohio State hosts Maryland on Friday, and travels to Nebraska on Sunday.

Wow,the Buckeyes just dominated University of Maryland tonight winning 9 out of 10 matches and a final score of 43-3. The Buckeyes are good, very good would be putting it mildly, on the other hand Maryland's wrestling program is very bad to say the least.

VetteMan wrote: ↑Fri Jan 31, 2020 10:50 pm Wow,the Buckeyes just dominated University of Maryland tonight winning 9 out of 10 matches and a final score of 43-3. The Buckeyes are good, very good would be putting it mildly, on the other hand Maryland's wrestling program is very bad to say the least.

Both Maryland and Indiana wrestling programs are in rough shape right now. There are actually only 4 teams in the Big Ten, out of the 14 teams, that are not ranked in the top 25, and one of those four teams is actually receiving votes.

Final results from tonight's 43-3 victory over Maryland in Columbus.

125lbs: Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Brandon Cray (UMD); D, 7-2
133lbs: King Sandoval (UMD) def. #21 Jordan Decatur (OSU); D 10-8
141lbs: #1 Luke Pletcher (OSU) def. Hunter Baxter (UMD); PIN, 1:57
149lbs: #2 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Ryan Garllitz (UMD); TF, 23-8
157lbs: Quinn Kinner (OSU) def. Lucas Cordio (UMD); TF, 16-1
165lbs: #13 Ethan Smith (OSU) def. Kyle Cochran (UMD); MD, 20-7
174lbs: #7 Kaleb Romero (OSU) def. #24 Philip Spadafora (UMD); MD, 13-4
184lbs: #24 Rocky Jordan (OSU) def. Kyle Jasenski (UMD); TF, 18-2
197lbs: #1 Kollin Moore (OSU) def. Niko Cappello (UMD); PIN, 2:36
285lbs: #23 Gary Traub (OSU) def. Parker Robinson (UMD); TF, 24-9

Next up is a top 10 matchup on Sunday, when Ohio State travels to #6 Nebraska.

I would guess that the Buckeyes would probably have gotten more out of a regular practice session than what Maryland was able to put forth against them Friday night. I hope not, but I would bet that the matchup with Nebraska tomorrow will be a very competitive in most of the weight classes.

The Buckeyes have fallen on the road today, at #6 Nebraska, 19-14. Nebraska was deducted 2 points throughout the match due to unsportsmanlike conduct and lack of team mat control. Here were the final results:

125lbs: Alex Thomsen (NEB) def. Malik Heinselman (OSU); D, 5-2
133lbs: #14 Ridge Lovett (NEB) def. #21 Jordan Decatur (OSU); D, 6-5
141lbs: #1 Luke Pletcher (OSU) def. #6 Chad Red (NEB); MD, 10-1
149lbs: #2 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. #15 Collin Purrinton (NEB); MD, 13-4
157lbs: Peyton Robb (NEB) def. Quinn Kinner (OSU); D, 8-3
165lbs: #4 Isaiah White (NEB) def. #13 Ethan Smith (OSU); PIN, 6:58
174lbs: #6 Mikey Labriola (NEB) def. #7 Kaleb Romero (OSU); D, 3-1
184lbs: #24 Rocky Jordan (OSU) def. #9 Taylor Venz (NEB); D, 3-2
197lbs: #1 Kollin Moore (OSU) def. #10 Eric Schultz (NEB); D, 6-2
285lbs: David Jensen (NEB) def. #23 Gary Traub (OSU); D, 8-3

Next up, Ohio State hosts Northwestern next Sunday.

The Buckeyes let 2 or 3 matches get away from them very late in the matches today, even losing one in the last 2 seconds.

The Buckeyes rebounded today from the loss to Nebraska by pounding Northwestern 28-10, winning 7 out of 10 matches.

It was senior day in Columbus, and the Buckeyes sent their seniors away with a 28-10 victory over #23 Northwestern. Individual match results:

125lbs: #11 Michael DeAugustino (NW) def. Dylan Koontz (OSU); D, 3-2
133lbs: Jordan Decatur (OSU) def. Dylan Utterback (NW); MD, 13-1
141lbs: #1 Luke Pletcher (OSU) def. Alec McKenna (NW); MD, 13-4
149lbs: #1 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Eric Yang (NW); D, 9-3
157lbs: #1 Ryan Deakin (NW) def. Elijah Cleary (OSU); MD, 11-2
165lbs: #18 Shayne Oster (NW) def. #13 Ethan Smith (OSU); D, 10-9
174lbs: Fritz Schierl (OSU) def. Ankhaa Enkhmandakh (NW); PIN, 6:15
184lbs: #13 Rocky Jordan (OSU) def. Jack Jessen (NW); MD, 10-2
197lbs: #1 Kollin Moore (OSU) def. #13 Lucas Davison (NW); D, 14-9
285lbs: #23 Gary Traub (OSU) def. Jack Heyob (NW); MD, 13-3

Next up, Ohio State will wrap up their dual season on Saturday when they travel to Penn State.

Anybody know if this huge matchup will be on TV tomorrow?

Live on Big Ten Network, comrade!

Thanks comrade Bob!

GO PSU!!!

Technically, this match came down to bonus points, I think it came down to the matchup at 141lbs, it was #1 vs. #2, and Penn State pulled out a victory which captured the momentum of the match. Ultimately Penn State defeated the Buckeyes 20-16 in their final dual of the season. It was an absolute pleasure to get to watch this one! Here are the match by match results:

125lbs: Malik Heinselman (OSU) def. Brandon Meredith (PSU); D, 5-3
133lbs: #4 Roman Bravo-Young (PSU) def. Jordan Decatur (OSU); D, 10-4
141lbs: #2 Nick Lee (PSU) def. #1 Luke Pletcher (OSU); D, 8-4
149lbs: #1 Sammy Sasso (OSU) def. Jarod Verkleeren (PSU); SV-1, 3-1
157lbs: Quinn Kinner (OSU) def. Brady Berge (PSU); D, 4-3
165lbs: #1 Vincenzo Joseph (PSU) def. #14 Ethan Smith (OSU); MD, 13-5
174lbs: #2 Mark Hall (PSU) def. #7 Kaleb Romero (OSU); PIN, 0:46
184lbs: #7 Aaron Brooks (PSU) def. #12 Rocky Jordan (OSU); MD, 15-4
197lbs: #1 Kollin Moore (OSU) def. #18 Shakur Rasheed (PSU); MD, 14-6
285lbs: #23 Gary Traub (OSU) def. #13 Seth Nevills (PSU); D, 5-4

Next up, Ohio State will travel to the Big Ten Championships, March 7-8 in Piscataway, NJ, which will be hosted by Rutgers.

141lbs Nick Lee for PSU is one strong wiry dude! I watched it. It was a good one. Enjoyed every match.