Yup. A Penn State wrestling shirt.

This is a vidcap taken from a Court Yard Hounds video doing their single off of their self titled debut album.

If the girls look familiar, it’s because they are sisters Martie Maguire and Emily Robison from the Dixie Chicks who have formed a side project group called the Court Yard Hounds The shirt is worn by Hounds’ guitarist Martin Strayer.

If the name sounds familiar, it’s because his father was Marty Strayer, Penn State All American wrestler from the sixties – hence the shirt connection. Strayer Junior also wrote many of the songs on the Court Yard Hounds album.

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AKRON, Ohio – Bubba Jenkins walked off the mat early Sunday afternoon, grinning from ear-to-ear.

“I got me another stop sign,” Jenkins said.

The 2007 Junior World champion and 2008 NCAA runner-up was clutching another USA Wrestling championship plaque after winning a University Nationals freestyle title.

Jenkins, a surprise entry into the event, outlasted University of Pittsburgh All-American Tyler Nauman 3-1, 0-1, 3-0 in the finals at 66 kg/145.5 lbs.

Jenkins was named Outstanding Wrestler.

via WRESTLING: Junior World champion Bubba Jenkins makes return with win at University Nationals- USOC Pressbox.

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Collegian Staff Writer

Phil Davis’ weight had always been high leading into bouts — whether as a wrestler at Penn State or in the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Davis’ friend and former Penn State teammate Aaron Anspach said the 205-pound light-heavyweight caused concern among the UFC camp when he was 15 pounds overweight only four days before Saturday’s competition. But just like he always did, Davis cut the weight and defeated Alexander “The Mauler” Gustafsson by first-round submission Saturday in UFC 11

via Davis wins UFC fight – The Daily Collegian Online.

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Davis' wrestling proved to be the difference once again as the former Penn State wrestler controlled the fight completely.

The end came at 4.55 of the first round as Davis applied a fight ending Anaconda choke.

via Harrisburg’s Phil Davis makes it 2-0 in the UFC.

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Phil Davis, who won the 197-pound title for Penn State at the 2008 NCAA championships, got Alexander Gustafsson to submit via an Anaconda Choke at 4:55 in Round 1.

UFC 112: Success for former college wrestlers Edgar, Hughes, Munoz, Davis.

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Former Penn State wrestler Phil Davis (pictured above) rolled to another dominant win in downing Alexander Gustafsson. Davis, 25, scored the victory via anaconda choke at 4:55 of the first round.

via Phenom Davis gets a submission win to finish UFC 112 undercard – Cagewriter – UFC Blog – Yahoo! Sports.

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- Hot prospect Phil Davis (6-0) remained undefeated, beating Alexander Gustafsson (9-1) via anaconda choke submission at 4:55 of the first round.

From ESPN.co.uk

Phil Davis produced his second impressive performance since joining the UFC, submitting Alexander Gustafsson with five seconds remaining in round one of their light-heavyweight contest. Defeat was the first of Gustafsson’s career, while Davis improves to 6-0.

As expected, Davis went in search of the takedown to nullify the striking of Gustafsson, and the second time the Swede hit the deck proved to be the last. Davis transitioned from an arm triangle to an anaconda choke to force the tap at 4.55 of round one.

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