Update:

Final score: Iowa wins dual over Penn State, 22-16.

Matches:

125: Iowa No. 1 Matt McDonough defeated PSU No. 2 Nico Megaludis, 2-1 in first tiebreaker in OT.

133: Iowa No. 2 Tony Ramos pinned PSU Jordan Conaway at 4:23.

141: Iowa No. 8 Mark Ballweg won by major decision over PSU Bryan Pearsall, 12-2.

149: PSU No. 8 Dylan Alton won by major decision over Iowa Brody Grothus, 18-8.

157: Iowa No. 1 Derek St. John defeated PSU No. 5 Dylan Alton, 4-3.

165: PSU #2 David Taylor won by tech fall over Iowa #13 Nick Moore, 18-2.

174: Iowa #6 Mike Evans defeated PSU #4 Matt Brown, 4-3.

184: PSU #1 Ed Ruth won by major decision over Iowa Grant Gambrall, 21-10. Gambrall wrestled for Iowa's No. 14 Ethan Lofthouse.

197: PSU #3 Quentin Wright defeated Iowa #19 Nathan Burak, 8-3.

285: Iowa #6 Bobby Telford defeated PSU #17 Jon Gingrich, 9-2.

Matches: Iowa won 6 matches to 4 for Penn State.

Team points: Penn State had 80 total points to 64 for Iowa.

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No. 3 Iowa Hawkeyes seek revenge against the No. 1 Penn State Nittany Lions tonight at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City.

The wrestling squads square off beginning at 8 p.m. on Friday at Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City. All 15,000-plus seats should be filled.

Iowa is the traditional powerhouse in college wrestling with more championship years than many people have been alive, but last year the Hawkeyes fell to the eventual national champion Nittany Lions.

Penn State meanwhile is the new bullies on the block, led by coach Cael Sanderson, a wrestling legend in his own right.

The dual features some of the top talent in NCAA wrestling, up and down the card.

Marion native and two-time NCAA champion Matt McDonough, wrestling at 125 pounds for Iowa, is ranked No. 1 in the country and is scheduled to face the nation's No. 2 wrestler at that weight, Nico Megaludis for Penn State.

Iowa has one loss on the year, and that was to Oklahoma State, while Penn State is a perfect 8-0.

Dual Info

Who: No. 1 Penn State vs. No. 3 Iowa Hawkeyes.

When: 8 p.m., Friday, Feb. 1.

Where: Carver-Hawkeye Arena in Iowa City.

TV: Big Ten Network.

Radio: Steven Grace and Mark Ironside will call the action on AM-800 KXIC.

Tickets: Sold out, according to the ticket office.

Possible Lineups

Courtesy of PSU website.

Penn State

125 #2 Nico Megaludis So. Murrysville, Pa./Franklin Regional 16-1
133 Jordan Conaway Fr. Abbottstown, Pa./New Oxford 10-4
141 Bryan Pearsall Sr. Lititz, Pa./Warwick 16-6
149 #8 Andrew Alton So. Mill Hall, Pa./Central Mountain 17-1
James English Sr. York, Pa./Central York 14-4
157 #5 Dylan Alton So. Mill Hall, Pa./Central Mountain 17-2
James Vollrath Jr. Richboro, Pa./Council Rock South 23-5
165 #2 David Taylor Jr. St. Paris, Ohio/St. Paris Graham 17-1
174 #4 Matt Brown So. West Valley City, Utah/Cyprus 17-2
184 #1 Ed Ruth Jr. Harrisburg, Pa./Susquehanna Township 19-0
197 #3 Quentin Wright Sr. Wingate, Pa./Bald Eagle Area 18-0
285 #17 Jon Gingrich So. Wingate, Pa./Bald Eagle Area 14-5
Jimmy Lawson So. Tom's River, N.J./Manchester Township 16-3

Iowa

125 #1 Matt McDonough Sr. Marion, Iowa 13-0
133 #2 Tony Ramos Jr. Carol Stream, Ill. 16-0
141 #8 Mark Ballweg Sr. Waverly, Iowa 15-1
149 Michael Kelly So. Cedar Falls, Iowa 10-6
OR Brody Grothus Fr. Davenport, Iowa 6-3
157 #1 Derek St. John Jr. Parnell, Iowa 16-0
165 #13 Nick Moore So. Iowa City, Iowa 11-3
174 #6 Mike Evans So. Enola, Pa. 11-2
184 #14 Ethan Lofthouse Jr. Avon, Utah 12-4
197 #19 Nathan Burak Fr. Colorado Springs, Colo. 12-8
285 # 6 Bobby Telford So. Hockessin, Del. 11-3