Ohio State takes down Penn State 22 15 in top 10 match up

Ohio State takes down Penn State 22 15 in top 10 match up

Ohio State takes down Penn State 22-15 in top-10 match up NCAA.com

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PRESENTED BY COLUMBUS, Ohio -- No. 7 Ohio State won six of 10 matches, including momentum-swinging wins at 184 and 197 pounds, to knock off third-ranked and defending national champion Penn State on Sunday. With the win -- Ohio State's first against Penn State since 2010 -- the Buckeyes improve to 5-3 and 1-1 in the Big Ten. Penn State is now 6-1, 2-1. Holding a precarious 16-12 lead following a pin at 174 pounds by fourth-ranked Matt Brown of Penn State, redshirt junior Kenny Courts picked up a key 4-2 decision against Matt McCutcheon at 184 pounds to give Ohio State a 19-12 advantage. Courts' victory came on the strength of an escape to start the third period, a takedown with 1:40 left and over two of riding time. OHIO STATE 22, PENN STATE 15 Weight Winner Opponent Score 125 Nathan Tomasello (OSU) Jordan Conaway (PSU) Maj. 11-2 133 Jimmy Gulibon (PSU) Johnni DiJulius (OSU) Dec. 5-4 141 Logan Stieber (OSU) Kade Moss (PSU) Pin (2:51) 149 Hunter Stieber (OSU) Zack Beitz (PSU) Dec. 7-2 157 Dylan Alton (PSU) Josh Demas (OSU) Dec. 3-1 165 Bo Jordan (OSU) Garett Hammond (PSU) Dec. 10-6 174 Matt Brown (PSU) Dominic Prezzia (OSU) Pin (4:27) 184 Kenny Courts (OSU) Matt McCutcheon (PSU) Dec. 4-2 197 Kyle Snyder (OSU) Morgan McIntosh (PSU) Dec. 6-1 285 Jimmy Lawson (PSU) Nick Tavanello (OSU) Dec. 3-1 In the next match, 197 pounds, true freshman Kyle Snyder picked up one of his most impressive wins of the season, knocking off fourth-ranked Morgan McIntosh, a reigning All-American, 6-1. Snyder, now 15-2 on the season, went ahead 1-0 early in the second period on an escape and then scored a takedown with 45 seconds left in the period for a 3-0 lead. Snyder notched one more takedown in the third period and also racked up over two minutes of riding time for the final 6-1 decision. Sunday's match started at 125 pounds and Nathan Tomasello made sure the Buckeyes fans had plenty to cheer about. He jumped out to a 7-1 lead at the end of the first period with two takedowns and a three-point near fall. Tomasello continued to apply pressure to Jordan Conaway in the second period, scoring an escape and a takedown for a 10-1 lead heading into the third period. Tomasello's final point came on riding time and the major decision gave Ohio State a 4-0 lead. Johnni DiJulius lost a hard-fought 5-4 decision to Jimmy Gulibon at 133 pounds, but redshirt senior Logan Stieber pinned Kade Moss in 2:51 at 141 pounds to give Ohio State a 10-3 lead. Stieber is now 13-0 on the year with five falls. Not to be outdone, Logan's brother Hunter picked up his first win of the year, a 7-2 decision against 17th-ranked Jake Beitz. H. Stieber scored an early first-period takedown and then another with just 19 seconds left in the first for a 4-1 lead. Beitz escaped in the second to make the score 4-2, but Stieber finished the period with a takedown at the buzzer for a 6-2 advantage. At 157 pounds, Josh Demas suffered his first loss of the season, a 3-1 sudden victory decision for eighth-ranked Dylan Alton. After a 10-minute intermission, Bo Jordan got Ohio State back on the winning track with a 10-6 decision against Garett Hammond. Jordan, 7-0 on the season and 30-0 in his career, took a 4-1 lead after the first period on the strength of two takedowns. In the second period, Hammond tied the score at 4-4, but Jordan responded with a takedown at the 25-second mark. In the third, Jordan escaped for a 8-5 lead and then with 30 seconds left scored the match's final takedown for a 10-6 advantage. Sunday's win against Penn State marks the highest-ranked opponent Ohio State has knocked off since a 21-9 victory against No. 2 Iowa on Jan. 20, 2012. No. 3 take down No. 7 in battle of top 10 teams. Check out the highlights! — Big Ten Network (@BigTenNetwork)

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