Sigma Chi fraternity kicked off its annual week-long philanthropy Sunday, known lovingly as Derby Days. The week-long competition started with Penny Wars in the HUB and continued Monday evening with a field day at the Sigma Chi house, which included a Paint Bucket challenge, Egg Toss, Tug of War, and Pi A Chi (how clever).
Three comedians made the Bryce Jordan Center roar with thunderous laughter and applause Monday night despite unfortunate weather conditions. "Saturday Night Live" regulars Vanessa Bayer and Kate McKinnon, along with MTV's "Pranked" host and SNL writer Streeter Seidell, brought high energy and a little touch of the weekly sketch show to Happy Valley, and tailored their jokes to the Penn State student crowd.
Using a loophole in the NCAA rulebook, Penn State's satellite football camps are continuing to ruffle SEC feathers.
After a breakout spring game, Scott may have a real chance to emerge from the shadows and claim the role as change-of-pace back in relief of Lynch. He'll be tasked with fending off some talented competitors, but if Saturday was any indication, Scott may be a diamond in the rough.
When a group of seven alumni-elected trustees threatened legal action if the university didn't provide source material from the Freeh Report, they weren't bluffing. Just three days after the university rejected the trustees' latest attempt to obtain privileged material from the Freeh Report, the group filed a petition in the Centre County court on Monay afternoon in an effort to compel the university to provide the requested documents.
Add Steve Spurrier to the list of famous college football coaches to support Joe Paterno. In an interview with The State, a Columbia, S.C. newspaper, Spurrier reflected on his upcoming 70th birthday, and weighed in on the legacy of Penn State's longtime coach.