Bill O'Brien has announced that he will stay at Penn State next season, despite rumors that he was looking at other schools or the NFL.
Penn State's sports did well this weekend. Women's Soccer advanced to the College Cup, while Women's Volleyball earned the number one seed in the NCAA Tournament. The Men's Basketball team, without Tim Frazier, beat a previously undefeated Bucknell team.
Many people were surprised when Penn State announced last year that the school received a record number of applications for undergraduate admissions across all of its campuses in 2011. This year, however, the prospects aren't as high.
Penn State had another full sports weekend, as many fall sports are starting to reach the end of their seasons and compete in conference tournaments. Here's a recap of all your Nittany Lions sports action.
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band made their first stop in State College since 2009 and since the death of renowned saxophone player, Clarence Clemons, in June of 2011. The band impressed the varied crowd made up of kids, teens, many Penn State students, and older generation Springsteen fans as well.
The Penn State wrestling team is in search of its third straight national championship this season. Tonight will be its annual intrasquad dual at 7 p.m. in Rec Hall, which is free and open to the public. The first regular season dual will take place on November 16th against Lehigh University at 7 p.m. in Rec Hall.