Jason Bryant | NWCA | February 20, 2018 Unbeaten Penn State finishes regular season at No. 1 With Penn State’s 55-0 win over Buffalo, they capped off a perfect 14-0 dual meet record. Share MANHEIM, Pa. -- With Penn State’s 55-0 win over Buffalo on Sunday, the Nittany Lions capped off a perfect 14-0 dual meet record and finished the regular season where they began, atop the USA Today/NWCA Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll. MORE: Big shoes to fill with 3-time champion J'den Cox out of the picture at 197 Penn State received all 16 first-place votes as the final poll of the season was released on Tuesday. Ohio State ended the season ranked second, finishing with a 14-1 mark, while Missouri, the nation’s only other unbeaten squad, was third after picking up a pair of weekend wins to finish 19-0. Nine of the top 10 teams saw action in the season’s final week of dual meet competition. .@zaintrain_psu keeps rolling! See his final pin for @pennstateWREST at Rec Hall. pic.twitter.com/RQZ7QMAYV3 — Penn State On BTN (@PennStateOnBTN) February 18, 2018 Ohio State stopped sixth-ranked NC State 29-6 in Raleigh, North Carolina in front of a Wolfpack-record 3,905 fans. Just two days prior, NC State captured the ACC regular season title by beating No. 8 Virginia Tech 19-15. MORE: Missouri has yet to lose in the post-J'den Cox era Fourth-ranked Michigan ended its season 11-3 with a 30-9 win over No. 20 Central Michigan, while No. 5 Oklahoma State (13-2) capped its regular season with a road trip to Fresno State. The Cowboys topped the Bulldogs 41-0 in front of Fresno State’s second-largest crowd this season as the reinstated program drew 4,328 for the dual. No. 7 Iowa closed out a 12-3 season by beating Iowa State 35-6. No. 8 Lehigh finished 12-3 by beating Pittsburgh and Oklahoma. Highlights and reaction from Iowa's 35-6 win in Ames Sunday: pic.twitter.com/f9q3jPX9Cx — Hawkeye Wrestling (@Hawks_Wrestling) February 18, 2018 The only movement in the poll came from the Big Ten, which closed the season with 11 of its 14 teams ranked in the Top 25. Rutgers (8-7) and Purdue (9-7) both beat Wisconsin, which caused the Badgers to slide four spots to No. 22. MORE: Iowa, Iowa State rivalry dual still important after 81 matches The USA Today/NWCA Division I Wrestling Coaches Poll is voted on by two coaches from each Division I wrestling conference. Points are 25 for each first-place vote, 24 for second, 23 for third all the way to a 25th-place vote is one point. NOTE: The coaches poll was initially scheduled to release one final poll on February 27, but since there are no scheduled Division I dual meets during what would have been the next ranking cycle, this poll will serve as the final poll of the 2017-18 regular season. Rank School Record Points Previous 1 Penn State (16) 14-0 400 1 2 Ohio State 14-1 382 2 3 Missouri 19-0 370 3 4 Michigan 11-3 348 4 5 Oklahoma State 13-2 335 5 6 NC State 15-2 315 6 7 Iowa 12-3 313 7 8 Lehigh 12-3 280 8 9 Arizona State 11-3 275 9 10 Virginia Tech 14-3 254 10 11 Cornell 13-2 243 11 12 South Dakota State 13-2 227 12 13 Nebraska 10-4 198 14 14 Wyoming 13-3 194 T-15 15 Northern Iowa 6-5 178 13 16 Illinois 7-4 151 T-15 17 Northwestern 11-4 144 17 18 Minnesota 10-8 131 19 19 Rutgers 8-7 112 21 20 Central Michigan 8-6 88 20 21 Purdue 9-7 76 22 22 Wisconsin 7-5 74 18 23 Lock Haven 12-4 48 23 24 North Carolina 9-11 27 24 25 Drexel 12-4 21 25 The ultimate college wrestling fan guide to the 2022 senior world team trials Here's everything you need to know about the top college wrestlers competing this weekend at the 2022 senior world team trials in Iowa. READ MORE Dan Hodge Trophy: History, winners, and how it works Here's the history of the Dan Hodge Trophy, named after one of the all-time greats and given annually to the top college wrestler every year since 1985. READ MORE 8 true freshmen in NCAA women's track and field who can burst on the scene in 2022 The 2022 women's outdoor track and field season is underway and a new season brings new athletes. As freshmen in the sport take the outdoor track for the first time, let's look at some who could garner headlines by the season's end. READ MORE