Gameday Coverage: Blue-White Spring Game
Good morning from sunny and warm State College, Pennsylvania where the Nittany Lions are set to take on, well, themselves in the annual Blue-White spring football game! James Franklin will be taking the Beaver Stadium sideline for the first time as Penn State’s head coach and the teams will feature a mix of familiar faces and early enrollee newcomers.
After Bill O’Brien decided to switch things up, pitting the offense versus the defense on the scoreboard for the previous spring game, this year’s Blue-White faceoff will feature the more traditional format in which the team is divided in two, with some offensive linemen playing for both sides because of depth.
Below is all of the media information and coverage for today’s game:
Kickoff: 1:30 p.m.
Television: Big Ten Network (at 6 p.m., not live)
Radio: Penn State Sports Network — Steve Jones, Jack Ham, and Loren Crispell (sideline reporter)
Weather: 70 degrees(!!!), partly cloudy, 10% chance of rain, 54% humidity
Media Coverage: @OnwardStSports and @OnwardState will have live tweets and Facebook updates throughout the game and writers Zach Berger (@theZachBerger) and Alex Robinson (@ARobinsonPSU) will be providing coverage from the booth. StateCollege.com reporter Ben Jones (@Ben_Jones88) will also be covering the matchup.
A recap of coverage from the past month or so leading up to today’s game can be found below:
Onward State:
Blue-White Info: Roster Released, Team to Wear Special Jerseys
The 10 Types of Penn State Dads You’ll See This Weekend
Blue-White Game Preview: Players To Watch
It’s Supposed To Be Nice For The Blue-White Game. Seriously!
Blue-White Game Position Preview: Offensive Line
Blue-White Game Position Preview: Wide Receiver
Blue-White Game Position Preview: Linebacker
Blue-White Game Position Preview: Defensive Line
Blue-White Game Position Preview: Special Teams
Blue-White Game Position Preview: Defensive Back
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