In Penn State’s 33-8 rout of Rutgers, Shayne Van Ness delivered a huge four points early in the dual.
No. 13 Van Ness faced off against Rutgers’ Tony White, earning a 21-9 major decision on Friday night.
With the way the first period went, the final result came as a shock. After one, Van Ness held a 6-4 lead over White via a reversal in the closing seconds of the period.
White looked up to the challenge and was poised for a competitive bout against an excellent grappler, but the second period started to show cracks in the Scarlet Knight’s shield.