It’s part of what you look forward to,” Penn State coach Cael Sanderson said at his Wednesday afternoon media access. Penn State has outscored its 11 foes this season 480-19, holding teams to an average of not quite two points per match. In 110 bouts in the 11 matches, Penn State is 104-6 and has a takedown advantage of 356-27. The two teams have wrestled 21 times over the years and Penn State leads that series 13-7-1. The Huskers, who finished second to Penn State at the NCAA Championships in Philadelphia last year, have lost five times, twice each to Ohio State and Oklahoma State and once to Iowa.