The No. 1 Penn State wrestling team goes for its second consecutive Big Ten shutout when it hosts the Maryland Terrapins at Rec Hall.

Those were the words Penn State’s Josh Barr used when asked about trailing in his bout against Jacob Cardenas. The 197-pound bout was the one that everyone wanted to see. Not only was it to see how Barr would respond from last week’s loss — his first — but because of the matchup with the No.

No. 1 Penn State wrestling’s three-match homestand concludes with a Big Ten contest against Maryland on Sunday afternoon. After hammering No. 2 Iowa (30-8) and No. 19 Michigan (39-0) at the Bryce Jordan Center in their last two matches,