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Penn State Baseball’s 2026 Dollar Dog Nights Announced

Penn State baseball announced it will be bringing back its highly-anticpated Dollar Dog Night for five games during the 2026 season. Previously, the promotional event was held on Tuesday home games throughout the season, but this year, they’re shaking things up.

In the Nittany Lions’ fourth season of Dollar Dog Night, the first one will commence against St. Bonaventure, for the third season in a row, at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 24.

The next date will be against UCF at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 1, and then again the following Tuesday against FDU at the same time.

The team will take a midweek road trip the following week, but its return to Medlar Field on Tuesday, April 21, will be the blue and whites’ fourth Dollar Dog Night of the year against Bucknell.

For the Nittany Lions’ fifth and final Dollar Dog Night, they will take on one of the best squads in the Big 12, West Virginia. Last season, they hosted No. 17 WVU for a Dollar Dog Night and captured a 3-2 upset win at Medlar Field. With Medlar packed out again this season, Penn State baseball is aiming for a similar result.

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Sean Regenye

Sean is a junior broadcast journalism major at Penn State University, also studying for a sports studies and kinesiology minor. He is a diehard Philly sports fan and writes about it for PhillySportsReports. If you want to see impulsive and uncensored Philly sports tweets, follow him on X/Twitter @seanregenye.

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