Depending on your outlook, Penn State is either the irresistible force or the immovable object in the world of college wrestling. Actually, the Nittany Lions may be both. It has been that way almost from the time Cael Sanderson was hired prior to the start of the 2009-10 season.

Cael Sanderson won his first team title with Penn State in Philly in 2011. He'll win his 12th this year. The real drama is, who comes in second.

The superlative Penn State wrestling program just keeps getting stronger. Coach Cael Sanderson's dynastic Nittany Lions have added two of the top recruits in the world, just a few days after ...

Ohio State’s Rocco Welsh, a two-time PIAA champ and four-time finalist from Waynesburg who lost 2-0 to Penn State’s Carter Starocci in the 2024 NCAA finals as a true freshman, confirmed days-long rumors that he’ll be transferring to Penn State this fall.

The Nittany Lions' legendary coach addressed Carter Starocci's epic feat, injury issues for two key PSU wrestlers, the concept of sports dynasties and much more When it comes to public personas ...

The national champion Penn State wrestling team just got richer: A world champion committed to compete for coach Cael Sanderson in 2025-26.

Penn State's dynamic wrestling program just got even stronger: See how its adding Ohio State All-American Rocco Welsh.

Prior to the free agent madness that is the current landscape of collegiate sports, Cael Sanderson and the Nittany Lions rarely recruited transfers to wrestle in Happy Valley. And for good reason.