Tomorrow night, Redifer Dining Commons is hosting a Local Foods Night from 5-8:30 p.m. This meal hits close to home, literally; the ingredients are all sourced from within a 150-mile radius from Penn State.
Being in charge means you can do things a little differently, and that's exactly how Rutgers' Norries Wilson handled his first postgame press conference as interim head coach.
On the field at Beaver Stadium on Saturday, Penn State football took out Big Ten Powerhouse Rutgers 28-3 in front of 103,000 people. I had the immense pleasure of watching the beatdown from the press box. Here's what stood out.
Penn State's running game went from being a mere afterthought to becoming the focal point of the offense in the span of a year, and it looks like we've only begun to see what this unit is capable of.
Fewer than 300 yards allowed, three forced fumbles, two interceptions, and three points allowed. Penn State's defense is back.
A depleted Rutgers team came into Beaver Stadium on Saturday night looking for revenge for last year's three-point loss in Piscataway, and to spark a rivalry. It did not do those things.