Gameday: Penn State vs. Nebraska
At noon, 20 seniors on the Penn State football team will take to the field at Beaver Stadium for the final time. Despite the Sandusky incident and the firing of head coach Joe Paterno, there is still a game to play. According to Weather.com, it will be 50 degrees at noon when Penn State takes on Nebraska. As always, Onward State and StateCollege.com have you covered for all of you gameday needs.
Sandusky Incident:
The Onward State live blog: all staff.
Pregame:
Penn State-Nebraska Preview: Michael Berton at Onward State.
Once More, With Feeling: John Tecce at Onward State.
Penn State Football: After 399 Games as an Assistant, Bradley Still Takes a Backseat: Mike Poorman at StateCollege.com.
Mid-Season Report: How the Sandusky Incident Will Affect the Team: Michael Berton at Onward State.
Amid Allegations, We Should Support the Team: Ryan Beckler at Onward State.
Gameday:
Television: ESPN at noon.
Onward State will have live tweets from @OnwardState.
Also check out Mike Poorman’s live blog on StateCollege.com.
Post-game:
Check out Onward State and StateCollege.com for posts immediately after the game.
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