After nine years of finishing the regular season with an above .500 record, the Nittany Lions finally finished 6-6, just scraping out their first bowl eligible season since 2011. It certainly wasn't a pretty season, and it while it easily could have ended with a few more wins had a few plays gone differently, the record is about representative of the team's play. While Saturday's loss wasn't the same as most of the close heartbreakers this team has suffered, it too was fairly representative of the season. From missed opportunities, to questionable calls, here are our takeaways from this game.
Can't make the game? Follow along with the Live Blog of today's Senior Day showdown against Michigan State.
Though the team has been in a recent skid, Penn State Men's Soccer has reason to celebrate tonight, as four members earned Big Ten honors.
United Students Against Sweatshops will be holding a Teach-In today at 6:30 to protest the University's contracts with JanSport, a clothing company, and subsidiary of VF Corporation, a company known to have human rights problems.
Get to Beaver Stadium early for the final two games. Sean Spencer told you to.
The Nittany Lions are in Bloomington this weekend to take on the Hoosiers of Indiana, looking to snap a four-game losing streak, and get one win closer to the six-win threshold that grants a team bowl eligibility. After a 44-24 beatdown from Indiana last year, Penn State will look to return to its historic dominance over the Hoosiers, who are just 1-16 all-time against Penn State.