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Shannon Scovel | NCAA.com | February 8, 2021 Spencer Lee's pin streak continues and every other big-time college wrestling story to know right now Relive Iowa's Spencer Lee defending his 125 pound title Share Iowa's Spencer Lee continued his pinning streak this weekend and Virginia Tech's Sam Latona stepped up as a hero for the Hokies. Here's what you might have missed in college wrestling last weekend and what you need to know as the conference tournaments inch closer.  Iowa notched two more wins despite COVID-19 absences Iowa, despite being outside of the welcoming walls of Carver-Hawkeye ...

; TuneIn (maybe) ANNOUNCERS: Ray Flores and Jim Gibbons (Purdue); Shane Sparks and Tim Johnson (Ohio State) Last week was supposed to be Iowa's first triangular meet of the season, but Michigan's postponement put the kibosh on that. But we didn't have to wait long for some triangular action -- we're getting it this weekend in West Lafayette, with Iowa taking on Purdue and Ohio State in back-to-back duals (Purdue and Ohio State will also wrestle each other in another dual today).  The big news out of Iowa City regarding these duals is that the Hawkeyes are going to be a bit shorthanded thi...

Ohio State's wrestling team recorded its first shutout over a Big Ten opponent in more than 40 years last week at Maryland. They'll try to avoid laying a goose egg against the toughest team in the country Sunday afternoon as they face top-ranked Iowa in Purdue's Holloway Gymnasium. Event Schedule 2 p.m. Ohio State vs. Iowa (BTN) 4 p.m. OSU vs. Purdue (BTN+) The Boilermakers host the Buckeyes and Hawkeyes in a tri-meet broadcast on Big Ten Network and BTN+ starting at 11:30 a.m. After Sunday's meets, Ohio State has just two duals left to finish the regular season. After last week's ...

Recapping #1 Iowa wrestling's dominant win over #9 Illinois.

Iowa Wrestling: No. 1 Iowa breaks Illinois, 36-6: Full Recap Share this story Hawkeyesports.com The upstart Fighting Illini of Illinois tried to do what no one else could. They strutted into Carver-Hawkeye Arena with their 4-0 record, looking for their first win against Iowa since Steve Martin’s classic “The Pink Panther” reigned king supreme at the box office in 2006. Alas, they left just like everyone else, kicking snow with their tail’s tucked firmly between their legs. Perhaps they’ll brave the elements better than they did inside, on the mat. IOWA 36, ILLINOIS 6 133: #2 Austin ...