Is Penn State-Edinboro wrestling on TV? Time, probable lineups, and more

The No. 1 Penn State wrestling team is set to close out its regular season today. The Nittany Lions welcome Edinboro to Rec Hall for what has become something of a tradition: A non-conference match to finish up the dual meet portion of the schedule on an afternoon that doubles as Senior Day.

“We try to wrestle a local school if we can or somebody that we can bring in,” Lions coach Cael Sanderson said Tuesday. “Edinboro was willing and happy to come in. So, it’s the senior night and stuff. We don’t put a lot of emphasis on that, because it’s really not senior night. I mean, you know, Saturday night of the NCAA Tournament is senior night, really, for those guys, not just the dual meet. But it is for the fans, and most of the fans, this will be the last chance to get to see them in person.”

Get ready for the Nittany Lions-Fighting Scots matchup with our preview below.

Edinboro at Penn State: Time and TV details

Venue: Rec Hall in State College, Pa.

Start time: 2 p.m. ET

TV: None.

Streaming: Big Ten Plus (BTN+) is streaming the match for subscribers. Fans can visit bigtenplus.com to learn more about how to watch the match and other Nittany Lion events on the streaming service by signing up for one of the offered plans. Besides web browsers, B1G+ is also available on the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, Apple TV, Fire TV, Roku, and XBOX.

Radio: Longtime Lions play-by-play voice Jeff Byers will be on the call starting with the pre-match show at 1:45 p.m. ET. You can listen on Lionvision by clicking here.

What will we be watching for?

Edinboro (2-11) brings no ranked wrestlers to State College. The Fighting Scots travel and start a freshman heavy lineup. How many of those wrestlers will face returning All-Americans and/or national champions? That’s what we are watching for on Sunday. Sanderson said Tuesday that some wrestlers, like 133-pound starter Aaron Nagao, would be off the mat at least during the early part of the week to recover from illness or other ailments that are currently a problem. How many, if any, continue their time off through Sunday won’t be known until weigh-ins take place at approximately Noon ET.

“I would hope so,” Sanderson said when asked if all of his starters would be available for the match. “We’re still few days out. So we’ll see when we get closer. But like I said, we got guys that won’t be practicing for a few days [while] still trying to get healthy.”

Penn State-Edinboro projected lineups

All of the matchups listed below are subject to change both after weigh-ins and when the time comes for each individual bout. The projections are courtesy of Penn State athletics. All rankings are courtesy of InterMat.

125 pounds: No. 8 Braeden Davis, Penn State vs. Caleb Edwards, Edinboro

133 pounds: No. 11 Aaron Nagao, Penn State vs.  Eamonn Jimenez, Edinboro

141 pounds: No. 1 Beau Bartlett, PSU vs. Jacob Brennenman, Edinboro

149 pounds: No. 9 Tyler Kasak, PSU vs. No. 1 Colin Roberts, Edinboro

157 pounds: No. 1 Levi Haines, PSU vs. Gannon Jaquay, Edinboro

165 pounds: No. 6 Mitchell Mesenbrink, Penn State vs. Max Kirby, Edinboro

174 pounds: No. 1 Carter Starocci, PSU vs. Jody Arnold, Edinboro

184 pounds: No. 6 Bernie Truax, PSU vs. Brody Evans, Edinboro

197 pounds: No. 1 Aaron Brooks, Penn State vs. Jack Kilner, Edinboro

285 pounds: No. 1 Greg Kerkvliet, PSU vs. Aden Roe OR Nick Lodato, Edinboro