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Jacob Abrams

Jacob Abrams is a sophomore from Oxford, PA, majoring in Management in the Smeal College of Business. Jacob is the President/GM of The LION 90.7 FM along with being a play-by-play commentator and sports talk show host. He is a sports fanatic, and strongly supports the Philadelphia Phillies, Flyers, Sixers, and the New Orleans Saints. He is a first-generation Penn Stater, and in his free time he likes to play sports and sing. You can follow him on Twitter @jake_abrams and contact him at [email protected]

Penn State Falls To No. 24 Purdue 74-57 Without Josh Reaves In The Lineup

Penn State was out-rebounded handily by the No. 24 ranked Purdue Boilermakers in yet another lopsided Big Ten loss, this time falling 74-57.

A Young Corps For Linebacker U Paves Way For An Inspiring Future

The loss of Nyeem Wartman-White and the lack of experience in the linebacker corps initially brought a challenge to the Nittany Lion defense this season, until Jason Cabinda and Troy Reeder took the expanded roles and made the most of them in the 2015 season.

Family Files Lawsuit Against Penn State, Phi Sigma Kappa For Negligence Prior To Son’s Suicide

Rich Braham, father of Penn State Altoona Student Marquise who committed suicide after his fraternity's hazing, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Penn State, Pi Sigma Kappa, two of the fraternity's advisers, and two fraternity leaders.

Penn State Falls To George Washington 76-66 In Washington, D.C.

Shep Garner, Brandon Taylor, and Payton Banks combine for 47 of the team's 66 points, but couldn't put the Nittany Lions on top as Penn State fell to George Washington 76-66 on Tuesday night.

One And Only: The Clash Of Penn State And Georgia In The 1983 Sugar Bowl

Before facing off the in 2016 TaxSlayer Bowl, Penn State and Georgia met in the 1983 Sugar Bowl, which featured legends such as Curt Warner, Todd Blackledge, and Herschel Walker.

University Police Chief Tyrone Parham To Assume New Role At UMass Amherst

After 26 years of service with the Penn State police department, Police Chief Tyrone Parham will assume a new role with the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

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