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What Color To Wear To The 2019 Stripe Out

Penn State football will return to Beaver Stadium Saturday for its third home game in as many weeks when it hosts Pitt. The game will also mark Penn State’s annual Stripe Out game, which is when fans wear a pre-determined color (blue or white) to the game to create a striped pattern around the stadium.

If you’ve never been to a Stripe Out you’re probably wondering how it’s done and what color to wear. First, visit the official Stripe Out website and enter the section located on your ticket. Being a student makes the process even easier — just wear white and you’ll fit right in to the stadium’s design.

Please don’t be that person who shows up wearing the wrong colors, especially if those colors are yellow and royal blue. You don’t want to be the one to ruin the iconic, phone wallpaper-worthy Stripe Out picture.

Fans should be tired excited for the game’s noon kickoff and arrive in fashion for the White Out’s less intense, but still likable cousin.

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Hope Damato

Hope is a 2022 graduate who majored in broadcast journalism and was one of Onward State's social media editors. She resides in her parents house as she is still on the job hunt. Someone please hire her. Feel free to follow her on twitter @hopemarinaa to send her funny tweets or email her at [email protected] to yell.

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