Minnesota-Iowa State meet to air live on Big Ten Network Sunday
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Sunday afternoon's dual wrestling meet between No. 1 Minnesota and No. 2 Iowa State will be broadcast live on the Big Ten Network, network officials announced today. The meet will be held in Williams Arena on the University of Minnesota campus and will begin at 2 p.m.
It was previously scheduled to air via tape delay on Dec. 7.
The Cyclones (5-0) were runners-up behind the Golden Gophers (3-0) at last year's NCAA Championships, finishing with 88.5 team points to Minnesota's 98. J Robinson's Gophers also got the better of Iowa State in two regular season dual meets, winning 19-13 in Ames last Dec. 8 and 24-11 at the National Duals in January of 2007. The Gophers are 17-33-2 all-time in meetings with the Cyclones but have won the last three dual meets between the two schools. Both schools are defending champions of their respective conferences (Big Ten and Big 12).
This event marks the first of 10 wrestling meets to air on the Big Ten Network this season. The full schedule will be announced once dates and times are finalized. Stay tuned to bigtennetwork.com and gophersports.com for more information.
It was previously scheduled to air via tape delay on Dec. 7.
The Cyclones (5-0) were runners-up behind the Golden Gophers (3-0) at last year's NCAA Championships, finishing with 88.5 team points to Minnesota's 98. J Robinson's Gophers also got the better of Iowa State in two regular season dual meets, winning 19-13 in Ames last Dec. 8 and 24-11 at the National Duals in January of 2007. The Gophers are 17-33-2 all-time in meetings with the Cyclones but have won the last three dual meets between the two schools. Both schools are defending champions of their respective conferences (Big Ten and Big 12).
This event marks the first of 10 wrestling meets to air on the Big Ten Network this season. The full schedule will be announced once dates and times are finalized. Stay tuned to bigtennetwork.com and gophersports.com for more information.
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