Roar Tour Sign-Ups Open For West Virginia (August 31), USC (October 12), Wisconsin (October 26)
The Penn State Alumni Association will host the premier pregame event at away football games, featuring the Penn State Cheerleaders, the Nittany Lion, and special guests, along with enhanced family-friendly games, Penn State Bakery cookies, and more. There is no cost to attend, though registration is required. Alumni Association members who attend any of the three stops will receive a commemorative lanyard with this year’s football roster.
Sign up today for this year’s Roar Tour at West Virginia (August 31), USC (October 12), and Wisconsin (October. 26). Please note: There will not be Roar Tour stops at Purdue (November 16) and Minnesota (November 23) due to schedule and location.
The Roar Tour is one way Penn Staters can find their pride this football season with the Alumni Association. More details will be released in August, and Penn Staters are encouraged to visit alumni.psu.edu/gameday for the latest updates.
LINKS:
West Virginia (Aug. 31): http://shorturl.at/9bRHv
USC (Oct. 12): http://shorturl.at/HQ582
Wisconsin (Oct. 26): http://shorturl.at/bremk
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