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The Three-Quarter Turn: Thriller Edition

Blue Band HatThe Three-Quarter Turn is a new feature here at Onward State. Named after the signature Blue Band Pregame 270 degree right hand turn technique, this segment will report on what the Blue Band is bringing to Beaver Stadium and Penn State every week. From performance schedules to half-time show themes to special news coverage, The Three-Quarter Turn has got you covered.

Judging by the wonderful response from the entirety of Beaver Stadium for both the halftime and Pre-game shows at last weekend’s Akron game, I thought I would post the video from the halftime show. I spent a lot of time sifting through shaky You-Tube videos before finding a decent one. I hope you enjoy.

The whole show was fantastic, but the Thriller portion starts at around the 6:45 mark. Here is the list of the songs that were played:

  1. The Love You Save
  2. ABC
  3. I’ll Be There
  4. Beat It
  5. Thriller
  6. We Are The World

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Steve S.

Steve Sharer is a Security and Risk Analysis major and an overall good guy. He brings Onward State readers enticing posts such as "Question of the Day" and "Campus Explorer" and will continue to do so until he becomes the President of the United States of America in 2024.

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