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.

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

The Penn State wrestling team (8-0, 2-0 Big Ten) rolled to a 31-7 win over host Nebraska (6-2, 1-1) in its first Big Ten road dual of the season.

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.

Nebraska broke through Penn State’s stranglehold at 133 with a surprising 14-7 win by Erie Prep grad Jacob Van Dee over Penn State’s Braeden Davis and a major decision at 149 by fourth-ranked Ridge Lovett over second-ranked Shayne Van Ness. That Lovett won wasn’t as surprising as the 10-2 score itself.

Penn State made the trek to Lincoln, Nebraska, for its first Big Ten road dual of the year on Friday night. The No. 1 Nittany Lions will come back to Happy Valley as 31-7 victors over No. 7 Nebraska in a dual that showcased 10 bouts of ranked wrestlers squaring off.