Senior linebacker Mike Hull spoke to the media Tuesday morning, providing insight on Penn State's first loss, early preparation for Michigan, and concussions.
I thought that Penn State and the surrounding area boast a cornucopia of eateries for every dietary preference and restriction. Boy, was I wrong.
Mike Morse, known by his students simply as Coach, or Coach Morse, currently teaches fitness walking, bowhunting, and men's basketball as a part of the Kinesiology Physical Activity Program (KPAP). He is often seen leading a pack of students through campus, donning a baseball cap and a towel draped around his neck. The sight is somewhat reminiscent of Forrest Gump running in the desert with a pack of clueless followers behind. And from the life stories told by Coach Morse, it seems as though he may have a lot more in common with Forrest than your average Joe.
The service industry works hard to get you what you need, so help them out by tipping them properly.
I have no power over what can be changed, but you know who does? Our beloved coach, James Franklin. As a man of power, here are some things we wished Franklin would promise to fix in the near future.
By day, they are the Special Education Department, esteemed professors and academics, but by night David McNaughton, Charlie Hughes, David Lee, and Douglas Dexter transform. With the help of their instruments they become the Grateful SPLED, Penn State's favorite cover band.