The No. 1 Penn State Nittany Lions defeated No. 6 Nebraska 31-7 in a Big Ten wrestling match. Nittany Lions coach Cael Sanderson said Penn State "wrestled well enough" to win.

A 24-point win with three technical falls and one major decision while winning eight of 10 bouts against a top-five team made for good reviews nationwide about No. 1 Penn State more than passing the eye test Friday night in Nebraska.

After pulling off an upset of Nebraska’s Caleb Smith, who was the No. 6-ranked wrestler in the country last Friday, Penn State wrestling fans waited in anticipation to see where Luke Lilledahl would end up in the rankings.

The No. 1 Penn State wrestling team rolled again Friday night, winning eight of 10 bouts in a dominant 31-7 Big Ten victory over No. 6 Nebraska. A record crowd of 6,661 at the Cornhuskers' Devaney Sports Complex caught a glimpse of the buzzsaw that is Nittany Lions wrestling this season.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – Nebraska wrestling fell to Penn State 31-7 on Friday night. The Huskers drew a record-setting crowd at the Devaney Center, bringing in 6,736 fans. There Is No Place Like Nebraska. #ToughTogether | #GBR pic.twitter.com/rsYV2Jpa6v

Penn State will have one of its bigger duals of the early Big Ten wrestling season Friday night when it heads on the road to take on the No. 7 Nebraska Cornhuskers. The bout will feature plenty of ranked wrestlers on both sides,

Brock Hardy did his part during Nebraska's comeback win over Minnesota last Saturday. But he knows the Huskers' challenge this week is ramped up a couple of notches.

Van Ness, PSU's 149-pounder, suffered his first loss of the season in the Lions' 31-7 win at Nebraska last Friday.