Justin Zeerip
Feb. 7, 2010
Site: State College, Pa. (Rec Hall)
Scores: #11 Penn State 29, Michigan 10
Records: U-M (4-12, 0-5 Big Ten), Penn State (11-5-1, 3-2 Big Ten)
Next U-M Event: Friday, Feb. 12 — at Indiana (Bloomington, Ind.), 7 p.m.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — The University of Michigan wrestling team claimed three individual victories against No. 11-ranked Penn State, falling to the Nittany Lions, 29-10, on Sunday afternoon (Feb. 7) at Rec Hall. U-M earned wins from sophomore captain Zac Stevens (Monroe, Mich./Monroe HS), junior/sophomore Justin Zeerip (Fremont, Mich./Hesperia HS) and senior/junior captain Anthony Biondo (Clinton Twp., Mich./Chippewa Valley HS) at 133, 174 and 197 pounds, respectively.
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From the Centre Daily Times
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Guy Cipriano
UNIVERSITY PARK — The pep band blasted music as Cyler Sanderson sprinted off the mat.
Penn State’s other wrestlers sprung from their seats. The public address announcer summoned fans for a push-up contest. A dance team prepared to perform.
The scene during Sunday’s intermission against Michigan showed why wrestling meets at Rec Hall are creating a buzz again.
An explosive start, which included Sanderson’s first-period pin of Dave Johnson at 157 pounds, helped the Nittany Lions engage 4,511 fans during a 29-10 thumping of Michigan.
via Nittany Lions put on a show | Penn State News | Sports – Centre Daily Times.
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Raw Talent. “Mr. Wonderful” making it look easy. Finally, Phil Davis has arrived. I’ve been telling anyone that would listen for the last year about this ridiculously talented former NCAA Champion wrestler out of Penn State that was poised to have a tremendous impact on the future of the UFC’s light heavyweight division, and Davis’ performance at UFC 109 solidified my belief that the undefeated twenty-five year old has all of the tools necessary to go as far as he chooses to in the sport in due time. Davis is one of the few wrestlers with the unique ability to convert a series of takedowns combined with technical top control throughout the course of a bout into of the most fascinating aspects of the game to watch. Top notch wrestling at it’s finest combined with what appears to be an unlimited level of raw fighting talent for the still developing Davis have officially merged to put the ENTIRE light heavyweight division on notice.
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Former NCAA Division I National champion wrestler Phil Davis didn’t look like a UFC debutant with only four previous fights to his name as he made quite an impression with a dominant three round unanimous decision win over Brian Stann. Watch fight
Scores were 30-26 twice, and 30-27 for Davis, who improves to 5-0; Stann falls to 8-3.
via Danzig’s Back with A Win; Davis Impressive in Debut.
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By Ryan Loy
Collegian Staff Writer
The Penn State wrestling team (12-5-1) won seven of 10 bouts and defeated Michigan 29-10 Sunday in Rec Hall.
Cyler Sanderson and Cameron Wade led the way as each recorded pins to lead the Nittany Lions.
Brad Pataky and Frank Molinaro also added bonus points, while Adam Lynch, Dave Erwin and Dan Vallimont won their bouts by decision.
via Lions roll past Michigan – The Daily Collegian Online.
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