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Still Mourning The Loss To Pitt? Let’s Move On From Last Weekend With A Playlist

Penn State’s humbling loss to Pitt last weekend wasn’t fun. I’d even go so far as to say it was unpleasant. We’ve had a few days to think about how upset we are that the men we root for didn’t throw the balls the way we wanted. Now, it’s time to move on.

This is a new week featuring a home game and way less than 16 years of pride on the line. We’re going to be ok. Let this playlist help you transition from going 0-1 last week to going 1-0 this week.

All I wanted to do was add “On To The Next One” by Jay-Z to this playlist, but unfortunately he took all of his good songs off of Spotify. Don’t blame me, blame Tidal.

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Sara Civian

Sara Civian is one of Onward State's three ridiculously good looking managing editors, a hockey writer at heart, and an Oxford comma Stan. She's a senior majoring in journalism, minoring in history, and living at Bill Pickle's Tap Room. Her favorite pastimes are telling people she's from Boston, watching the Bruins, and meticulously dissecting the My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy album. She's seen Third Eye Blind live 14 times. If you really hate yourself, you can follow her at @SaraCivian or email her at [email protected].

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