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Coming off an impressive victory against No. 12 Illinois, No. 11 Rutgers won only two of 10 bouts against defending national champion No. 2 Penn State and fell 37 6 in front of a sellout crowd in State College.
The lopsided score was the result of three technical falls and two pins.
Rutgers' two victories came back to back as Anthony Ashnault's 4 1 decision at 141 pounds was preceded by his former South Plainfield High School teammate Scott DelVecchio's 11 4 victory at 133. At the time, Rutgers led 6 4.
Razohnn Gross in tears after win
But Penn State's lineup featuring a ranked wrestler in every weight class, as might be expected from a program that has captured five of the last six national titles is most dominant in the middle weights, with back to back wrestlers ranked No. 1 in the nation.
Zain Retherford pinned Ken Theobold in the third period at 149 and Jason Nolf scored a 22 4 technical fall against John Van Brill at 157.
Rutgers' formula for success in duals essentially requires a victory in at least one more often than not both of those weight classes. Theobold and Van Brill entered their bouts ranked No. 14 and No. 16 in the nation, respectively.
Another of Rutgers' dependable point scorers, 184 pounder Nicholas Gravina, was pinned in the second period by 2016 national runner up Bo Nickal.
The second half of the match started the same way that the first half ended with a five point technical fall for Penn State. Vincenzo Joseph topped Willie Scott, 19 3.
As seems to be his ill fated destiny, 174 van cleef mother of pearl earrings replica pounder Phil Bakuckas pushed a ranked opponent to the wire only to suffer a heartbreaking loss.
Bakuckas and Geno Morelli were locked in a 3 3 tie late in the third period before Morelli broke the tie with an escape and added a point by earning just enough riding time (68 seconds).
Like Bakuckas, Matt Correnti lost a back and forth battle (4 3) at 197.
Rutgers (7 2, 2 1) has never defeated Penn State in 20 matches, including two as Big Ten rivals the first of which was a 28 6 road victory for the Nittany Lions in January 2015.
The tone for the rematch was set against Rutgers by a former four time New Jersey high school state champion.
Bergen Catholic alum Nick Suriano registered van cleef and arpels clover earrings replica a 16 2 major decision against fellow true freshman Bradon Paetzell. Suriano was 159 0 in the scholastic ranks, joining Ashnault as the only undefeated replica van cleef & arpels alhambra earrings four time champions in NJSIAA history.
Ashnault, who was 170 0 before arriving at Rutgers, further validated his 2016 Big Ten title by beating runner up Jimmy Gulibon of Penn State for the second time in as many times.
Penn State bookended the match with double digit margins of victory, as Suriano's at the front was one upped by Nick Nevilis at heavyweight.
Nevilis beat the expiring third period clock with a 24 9 technical fall against Ralph Normandia, who made his season debut in place of Marc McDonald and Razohnn Gross.
Coming off an impressive victory against No. 12 Illinois, No. 11 Rutgers won only two of 10 bouts against defending national champion No. 2 Penn State and fell 37 6 in front of a sellout crowd in State College.
The lopsided score was the result of three technical falls and two pins.
Rutgers' two victories came back to back as Anthony Ashnault's 4 1 decision at 141 pounds was preceded by his former South Plainfield High School teammate Scott DelVecchio's 11 4 victory at 133. At the time, Rutgers led 6 4.
Razohnn Gross in tears after win
But Penn State's lineup featuring a ranked wrestler in every weight class, as might be expected from a program that has captured five of the last six national titles is most dominant in the middle weights, with back to back wrestlers ranked No. 1 in the nation.
Zain Retherford pinned Ken Theobold in the third period at 149 and Jason Nolf scored a 22 4 technical fall against John Van Brill at 157.
Rutgers' formula for success in duals essentially requires a victory in at least one more often than not both of those weight classes. Theobold and Van Brill entered their bouts ranked No. 14 and No. 16 in the nation, respectively.
Another of Rutgers' dependable point scorers, 184 pounder Nicholas Gravina, was pinned in the second period by 2016 national runner up Bo Nickal.
The second half of the match started the same way that the first half ended with a five point technical fall for Penn State. Vincenzo Joseph topped Willie Scott, 19 3.
As seems to be his ill fated destiny, 174 van cleef mother of pearl earrings replica pounder Phil Bakuckas pushed a ranked opponent to the wire only to suffer a heartbreaking loss.
Bakuckas and Geno Morelli were locked in a 3 3 tie late in the third period before Morelli broke the tie with an escape and added a point by earning just enough riding time (68 seconds).
Like Bakuckas, Matt Correnti lost a back and forth battle (4 3) at 197.
Rutgers (7 2, 2 1) has never defeated Penn State in 20 matches, including two as Big Ten rivals the first of which was a 28 6 road victory for the Nittany Lions in January 2015.
The tone for the rematch was set against Rutgers by a former four time New Jersey high school state champion.
Bergen Catholic alum Nick Suriano registered van cleef and arpels clover earrings replica a 16 2 major decision against fellow true freshman Bradon Paetzell. Suriano was 159 0 in the scholastic ranks, joining Ashnault as the only undefeated replica van cleef & arpels alhambra earrings four time champions in NJSIAA history.
Ashnault, who was 170 0 before arriving at Rutgers, further validated his 2016 Big Ten title by beating runner up Jimmy Gulibon of Penn State for the second time in as many times.
Penn State bookended the match with double digit margins of victory, as Suriano's at the front was one upped by Nick Nevilis at heavyweight.
Nevilis beat the expiring third period clock with a 24 9 technical fall against Ralph Normandia, who made his season debut in place of Marc McDonald and Razohnn Gross.
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