Seniors Urschel, Gilliam Featured in Videos
Senior Day is only three days away, which means more than a dozen Penn State football players will say goodbye to Beaver Stadium. Two of those players — Garry Gilliam and John Urschel — have become fan favorites among students after five seasons on the team.
The Milton Hershey School did a great video on Gilliam this week leading up to his Senior Day celebration.
And Urschel went on Big Ten Network Live to talk about his five years at Penn State.
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