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Big Ten Releases Penn State Football’s Full 2023 Schedule

Another Big Ten schedule release, which means it’ll be another season where Penn State will open its Big Ten schedule on the road.

The Big Ten released Penn State’s full 2023 season schedule, which includes a season-opening match against West Virginia at Beaver Stadium on Saturday, September 2. One week after taking on Delaware at home the following week on September 9, the Nittany Lions will travel to Illinois to open its conference slate on the road for the 13th time out of the last 14 seasons.

The blue and white will then return home for a grudge match with Iowa at Beaver Stadium on Saturday, September 23. Perhaps, it could be a bit of a revenge game after the team’s heartbreaking 23-20 loss in Kinnick Stadium last season. After the Hawkeyes, the Nittany Lions will head to Evanston, Illinois for a game against Northwestern on September 30, followed by the team’s bye week on the week of October 7.

Interestingly, Penn State will face UMass coming off its bye week on Saturday, October 14. That matchup was originally scheduled for Saturday, November 11.

The next week will most likely be Penn State’s biggest game of the season, as it travels to Columbus, Ohio to take on Ohio State on October 21. Penn State will then return home for a game against Indiana and then head to Maryland in the following two Saturdays.

After coming home from Maryland, Michigan will come back to Beaver Stadium on November 11. Something to note here is the fact that the Big Ten doesn’t schedule night games after October 31, which means that if this game could potentially be the White Out, there’s almost a certain chance it’ll be during the day.

Penn State will then wrap up its home schedule with a game against Rutgers on November 18 before traveling to East Lansing for a season-closing game against Michigan State.

The Big Ten Championship game will take place in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium on Saturday, December 2.

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Frankie Marzano

Frankie is a senior accounting and economics major from Long Island, NY. You can probably recognize him as the typical Italian-American with slicked back black hair. He is an avid fan of the New York Rangers and Mets, along with every Penn State Athletics team. Follow him on Twitter @frankiemarzano for obnoxious amounts of Rangers and Penn State content or email him at [email protected].

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