NCAA Wrestling Championships 2026 FREE STREAM: How to watch every match on Day 2

Published: Friday, March 20, 2026 at 10:00 am

NCAA Wrestling Championships Day 2: Penn State Dominates, Streaming Options Abound

The 2026 Division I NCAA Wrestling Championships are underway, with Penn State leading the pack as they pursue an unprecedented fifth consecutive national title. Day 2 of the tournament features Sessions 3 and 4, offering viewers a full day of wrestling action.

Penn State, entering the championships with a school-record seven No. 1 seeds, dominated Day 1, going 18-2 and securing the top spot with a score of 40.5. The Nittany Lions will have eight wrestlers competing in the championship bracket. Their primary competition is expected to come from Ohio State, Oklahoma State, and Nebraska.

Wrestling fans have multiple options to watch the action live. Session 3 begins at noon Eastern on ESPNU and ESPN Streaming, featuring championship quarterfinals and Wrestle-Back rounds. Session 4 starts at 7 p.m. Eastern on ESPN2 and ESPN Streaming, showcasing championship semifinals and Wrestle-Back rounds.

Several streaming services offer free trial periods, including FuboTV and DIRECTV, allowing viewers to catch the matches without a subscription fee. Sling TV provides flexible options, including day, weekend, weekly, monthly, and season passes. The ESPN app also streams the entire tournament, with subscription plans available.

Team Scores (as of Day 1):

* Penn State: 40.5
* Nebraska: 27
* Iowa: 25.5
* Oklahoma State: 25
* Ohio State: 23
* Iowa State: 21

BNN's Perspective:

The NCAA Wrestling Championships consistently deliver exciting competition. While Penn State's dominance is impressive, the presence of strong contenders like Ohio State, Oklahoma State, and Nebraska ensures a compelling tournament. The availability of multiple streaming options makes it easier than ever for fans to follow the action.

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