Penn State Players Receive Pinstripe Bowl Swag
Penn State football players may not have been gifted with a bowl game in a warm weather environment, but they received numerous presents to sweeten the deal of playing in the Bronx two days after Christmas.
Because many bowls carry several corporate sponsors, student-athletes playing in these post-season showdowns often rake in serious swag. The New Era Pinstripe Bowl, which Penn State will play in against Boston College next Saturday, is one of the few bowls that does not disclose the packages it gives to its participants. Fortunately, freshman tackle Chance Sorrell tweeted a photo of the bundle of goods that the bowl hooked him up with.
Holy bowly! Our bowl gifts! #Pinstripe pic.twitter.com/L0h8vVPQGG
— Chance Sorrell #58 (@Chanman158811) December 20, 2014
The pile of early Christmas presents seems to be a mixture of New Era merchandise, New York memorabilia, and even an Apple TV.
@RyanDOSSEIS tons of sweats and t shirts, as well as apple TV, Bluetooth speakers and we’ll be getting a best buy gift card! And a ring!
— Chance Sorrell #58 (@Chanman158811) December 20, 2014
A nationally televised game at Yankee Stadium and a heap of new toys. Not a bad deal.
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
Meet The Penn Staters Competing In The Paris Olympics
Twenty-one current and former Penn State athletes will appear in the Paris Olympic Games.
Penn State Football Four-Star Commit Max Granville Reclassifies To Class Of 2024
Granville, who was previously in the class of 2025, will join the program this summer.
News & Notes From James Franklin’s Big Ten Media Days Availability
Franklin addressed the media on day two of Big Ten Media Days Wednesday.
Nassib Healthy To ‘Kick Some Ass,’ Johnson And Hackenberg Seek Pro Evaluations
James Franklin made two things clear before the Lions travel South: Carl Nassib is 100 percent healthy for a game for the first time in more than a month, and Christian Hackenberg and Austin Johnson have both applied for draft evaluations from the NFL.