All-Sports Museum Announces Trick-or-Treat Night
The first Trick or Treat Night – which Penn State hopes will be an annual event – will run from 6 to 8 p.m. next Thursday night at the All-Sports Museum and reportedly feature appearances by the Nittany Lion and the Penn State Cheerleaders.
Sadly, they will not be converting the Museum into a haunted house for the event. A hallway of TV screens showing every Anthony Morelli turnover on loop would send people into hysterics.
[Source: GoPSUSports]
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