Hawkeyes capture their 37th conference crown and second in as many years State College, PA – Iowa won the 2021 Big Ten Wrestling Championships title on Sunday with a team score of 159.5. The Hawkeyes earned their 37th Big Ten Championships title and second in as many years. Iowa claimed four individual titles from Spencer...
A PennSports.LIVE Exclusive Former Penn State three-time All American and US Olympian Ken Chertow previews the key matchups in the Big Ten Championships and discusses what is going on nationally. Chertow is also the Television Analyst for the Pac-12 Network....
A PennSports.LIVE Exclusive Iowa is the favorite for this weekend’s Big Ten Wrestling Championships featuring four #1 seeds and five Pennsylvania natives in their starting lineup. Steven Grace, The Voice of Iowa Wrestling, takes us inside the Hawkeyes program and their mindset heading into Championship weekend....
It is an honor for Rex to introduce their guest this week. Rocky Bleier joins them on the podcast and you should remember him as a Pittsburgh Steeler, but did you know what college team he played for? Rocky was a Notre Dame football player under legendary coach Ara Parseghian. He also participated in the (more…)
Iowa paces conference teams with four top-seeded wrestlers Rosemont, IL – The Big Ten Conference announced the preliminary seeds for the 2021 Big Ten Wrestling Championships, which are set for March 6-7 at Penn State. Six schools boast at least one top-seeded wrestler, with Iowa leading the way with four No. 1 seeds. The pre-seeds,...
First-ever Saturday wrestling championship broadcast kicks off weekend Chicago, IL – The Big Ten Network is the destination for college wrestling fans this weekend as coverage of the 2021 Big Ten Wrestling Championships includes nearly 10 hours dedicated to the best collegiate wrestling in the country. As a result of schedule adjustments creating additional telecast...
This week’s guest was an anchor on the PSU offensive line during that great 1973 Penn State football season. Charlie Getty talks about not only his college football career, but also his NFL career with the Kansas City Chiefs (1974-1982) and the Green Bay Packers (1983). You will find out just how much Coach Joe...
Who was the 46 Chicago Bears defense named after? You are correct if you answered Doug Plank and he is our guest this week. Doug played at Ohio State (1971-1974), but surprisingly didn’t play much. He sat behind that great Ohio State secondary with names like Tim Fox, Neal Colzie and Bruce Ruhl among others....