After being postponed earlier this season due to a University of Michigan athletic department-wide pause, Penn State-Michigan has been rescheduled for Sunday at 11 AM ET in Ann Arbor. We speculated it could happen on Wednesday's FRL and today it became official when both teams took to Twitter to announce the dual.

This just in..... #GoBlue pic.twitter.com/0OXlyDqTgV

— Michigan Wrestling (@umichwrestling) February 12, 2021

Penn State not only announced the dual, but also listed their probable starters for Valentine's Day.

NOTES! Penn State at No.2 Michigan! Sunday, Feb. 14, 11 a.m. Eastern! Get the notes at GoPSU!https://t.co/hWgyGVZHX9#PSUwr pic.twitter.com/4Gdavgur1J

— Penn State WRESTLING (@pennstateWREST) February 12, 2021

Projected Penn State Lineup

125: Robert Howard/Baylor Shunk 

133: #3 Roman Bravo-Young

141: #3 Nick Lee/Beau Bartlett

149: #16 Jarod Verkleeren/Luke Gardner/Bo Pipher/Beau Bartlett/Terrell Barraclough

157: #11 Brady Berge/Bo Pipher

165: #14 Joe Lee/Mason Manville

174: #7 Carter Starocci/Mason Manville/Creighton Edsell

184: #5 Aaron Brooks

197: #13 Michael Beard

285: #13 Seth Nevills/Greg Kerkvliet

Don't expect to see Greg Kerkvliet as Head Coach Cael Sanderson said earlier this week that he likely won't compete this season due to injury. As you can see by all of the potential wrestlers, Sanderson also said that 149 is still up for grabs. The Nittany Lions have yet to wrestle a match at 125 this season, and blue chip recruit Robby Howard is expect to get the start. 

The Wolverines will wrestle for the first time since January 17 when they take on rival Ohio State on Friday night. They wrestled their potential lineup as well earlier this week.

Projected Michigan Lineup

125: #15 Dylan Ragusin/Jack Medley

133: #15 at 125 Dylan Ragusin/Jack Medley

141: Drew Mattin

149: #8 Kanen Storr

157: #8 Will Lewan

165: #18 Cam Amine

174: #2 Logan Massa

184: Jaden Bullock/Joseph Walker

197: Andrew Davison

285: #2 Mason Parris

While we don't see Stevan Micic or Myles Amine listed in this probably lineup, there's still a possibility we see them in the lineup for the Wolverines. The All-Americans are working the way back from injury. The biggest question is what weight will Amine go? Last summer, Amine told us that he wanted to wrestle above his 86kg Olympic weight, but he is also certified for 184, and that is currently where we have him ranked #1 in the country.

If you can't watch the dual live on the Big Ten Network on Sunday, we'll have you covered with a live blog of all of the action!