No major legislation, but major visitors made last night's UPUA meeting a little bit less mundane than most.
Penn State football features nine players from Maryland, 18 from New Jersey, and about 50 from central or eastern Pennsylvania. Obviously not all are Eagles fans or have connections to Philly, but a large portion of the team will play in friendly territory this weekend at Lincoln Financial Field.
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With two days left before the Nittany Lions set course to Philadelphia to take on Temple, Paris Palmer is a changed man. After undergoing a physical transformation during the offseason, Palmer looks and plays the part of a Big Ten caliber tackle. At 6-foot-7, it's easy for weight to be dispersed across his lanky frame, which is why his 283 pound frame could've been easily mistaken for that of a 240-pound athlete. But 19 pounds later, Palmer will have no problem taking on much stronger, more skilled defensive ends than those he faced at the junior college level.
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"My recruiting class is a very special class on and off the field, we’re a very tight knit group," said Gesicki. "We hang out a lot, but the biggest thing is that we support each other."