Iowa wrestler Gabe Arnold engages in some trash talk before the Hawkeyes visit Penn State for the biggest college wrestling match of the year.

Iowa is up against a behemoth in Penn State. It's a team coming off of the best NCAA Championship outing ever and has each of its projected wrestlers currently ranked in an All-American position by Intermat. By March, it could be seen as the best team in NCAA wrestling history. Yet, the message remains the same.

The No. 1 Penn State Nittany Lions wrestling team embarks on a big match week with the 2nd-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes coming to the Bryce Jordan Center for a Friday night Big Ten match.

Payton Sandfort and the Iowa Hawkeyes were able to pull off a huge win over the Penn State Nittany Lions on Friday night by a final score of 76-75. For a team t

Iowa, which led by as many as 10 in the second half, didn't put Penn State away when it should've. The Nittany Lions made a run late in the game, but the Hawkeyes held onto the lead for the entirety of the second half.

Well, it didn’t take very long for the heated Penn State-Iowa wrestling rivalry to begin to boil over ahead of the Lions’ highly anticipated Big Ten matchup with the Hawkeyes on Friday night at the Bryce Jordan Center.

Penn State wrestling has continued its dominance this season. The Nittany Lions dismantled Rutgers over the weekend, the Nittany Lions won their 65th consecutive dual meet. Now Penn State gets ready for its toughest test of the year when they welcome Iowa for a highly anticipated showdown in the Bryce