Guy Cipriano gciprian@centredaily.com

College wrestling has turned into a high-tech game with many Division I coaches and wrestlers scanning hours of DVDs before dual meets and tournaments.

At Penn State, the sport still carries primitive characteristics.

The Nittany Lions didn’t bring a traveling video library or multiple pieces of expensive equipment to Omaha., Neb., where the NCAA Championships begin at noon Thursday.

If coach Cael Sanderson had his way, wrestling Web sites would be blocked from laptops. Instead of studying opponents and brackets, the Nittany Lions are being instructed to worry about themselves this week.

“I have never been big into film,” Sanderson said. “I want to make our opponents adjust to us.”

via PSU wants opponents to adjust styles in Omaha – Sports | Centre Daily Times – State College, PA.

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