FOS: Bill O’Brien Visits Nittanyville
Bill O’Brien made a trip up to Nittanyville last nigh to speak to the campers and play a little trashcan football.
“Be in your seats early, be loud, be respectful, but be very very loud for the whole game,” he said. “Be there early — players love when you get there early, and get them pumped up. Thank you very much — the best student body in the country, right here.”
A video of the visit, courtesy of Fight on State, can be found below:
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