Anthony Cassar and Kyle Conel are done for the season, according to Penn State beat writer Nate Cobler of the Centre Daily Times. Cobler confirmed in a series of tweets that the Penn State NCAA champion heavyweight and All-American 197-pounder are both done for the year.

Since the end of last season, we have suspected that this year's team race would come down to Penn State and Iowa. Even though we can't determine this year's NCAA team champion until March, every result for each team during the regular season leads to speculation about what it could mean for the team race at the NCAA tournament. After the first month of the season, both teams have given us a lot to talk about.

According to a spokesperson for Penn State Wrestling, Kyle Conel is "good to go" this season for the Nittany Lions. As reported by the Centre Daily Times, Conel has been cleared to compete for Penn State by the NCAA. 

It's the penultimate weight class in our series of redshirt reports, where we examine those who didn't compete at the varsity level last season but we expect will have an impact on the 2019-20 NCAA wrestling campaign. We'd like you to keep reading, but you have the freewill to decide not to if you so desire.