Penn State Wrestling hosts No. 14 Rutgers this Monday evening at the Bryce Jordan Center for the first ever Nittany Lions Wrestling “Blackout.”
The wrestling action is slated to start at 7:00pm EST and along with the “Blackout” (fans wear black), Penn State will don the old-school pink and black singlets. Dual meets at the Bryce Jordan Center are always exciting and the atmosphere is a unique experience you won’t get anywhere else.
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Due to this being a special event in the BJC against a decent Big Ten team, it’s no wonder tickets are starting to go fast. But we have you covered Penn State Wrestling Fan. If you want to join in on the incredible event along with 15,000 of your closest Nittany Lion fans, then you can purchase tickets from StubHub here. Following this dual meet, the Nittany Lions have two more home duals on their 2023-2024 schedule. Later on in February, Penn State Wrestling will host a dangerous Nebraska squad on Sunday (2/18) at 4:00pm EST and then close out the season against Edinboro on Sunday (2/25) at 2:00pm EST. Both duals will be in the friendly confines of Rec Hall. If you want to get in on the fun, there’s no time like the present to snag some tickets and watch Penn State trounce another opponent.
Penn State Wrestling vs. Rutgers Ticket Update
There are currently 489 tickets listed for sale on StubHub, but tickets are selling fast.
Fans can get in the door for a $6 ticket, located in section 221 Row G. However, fans wanting to get a little closer to the action can get as close as row H, in section 122, with those tickets currently going for $94 each.
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Even though he had no prior journalism experience, Chris has now covered Penn State Wrestling and Penn State Football for the past three years, including as the Penn State Wrestling Beat Writer for VictoryBellRings.com, part of the FanSided network.
And it's clear he also likes constant torture as he's been a PSU Basketball fan for way too long.
Several years back, Chris made the seamless transition from PGA Professional to computer programmer and thoroughly enjoys following and writing about all things related to Penn State sports during his spare time.
