Big Ten Championship brings a renewed hope
Feb 28, 2018 1:00 amAfter three weeks off, the Hoosiers are back on the mat on Saturday.
After three weeks off, the Hoosiers are back on the mat on Saturday.
The Hoosiers faced Northwestern on Sunday and lost by a final score of 27-12, but now begin to prepare for the Big Ten Tournament in three weeks.
Three different Hoosiers picked up wins over the weekend, but nearly everyone else struggled to put any points on the board.
Hoosiers get big pins from their top wrestlers against Wisconsin and Nebraska to get close, but ultimately fall to both squads in similar results.
The Hoosiers travel to Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday night to face the Badgers.
The Hoosiers are now 0-4 in conference matches.
IU and Michigan State will face off on Friday to decide the bottom of the Big Ten standings.
Wrestling gets shutout against Michigan, 43-0.
Junior Cole Weaver and sophomore Devin Skatzka helped IU to a 15th place team finish.
No. 1 Penn State dominated IU 44-3 on Sunday.
IU lost to No. 2 Ohio State, 26-9.
The Hoosiers beat Northern Illinois, SIU Edwardsville and Cleveland State at the University Gym.
IU took down Eastern Michigan and Indianapolis, but lost to Binghamton.
The Cream wrestling team defeated the Crimson team 30-16.
The intrasquad meet saw IU wrestling teammates battle it out over 11 matches on Thursday evening.
The Cream & Crimson Dual will take place at University Gym on Oct. 26.
Four-time All-American Angel Escobedo is returning to IU to be a coach.
Two-time All-American, 103 wins, but the relationships built mean more to wrestling senior Nate Jackson.
The NCAA Wrestling Championships will be held this weekend in St. Louis, Missouri.
The Hoosiers will send four grapplers to St. Louis for NCAAs
Solutions by The State News