Last week, Penn State scraped by Temple for a 14-10 win in Philadelphia. This week, Eastern Michigan provides the Nittany Lions with one final test before the start of the Big Ten season. Penn State will look to build up some momentum against the Eagles before heading to Bloomington to take on Indiana next week.
With conference realignment continuing to change the landscape of collegiate athletics, two of Penn State's former Eastern rivals, Syracuse and Pittsburgh, decided to make a move to the Atlantic Coast Conference. Though Penn State appears to be firmly entrenched in the Big Ten, the question begs asking. Could the ACC be a better fit? Our writers debate.
The Penn State Women's Volleyball team dropped its Big Ten opener last night at No. 10 Nebraska. Attempting to recover after digging an early 0-2 hole, the fifth ranked Nittany Lions fell just short of pulling off their second five set, comeback victory in a month.
Unlike the memorable USC match, played at Rec Hall on August 27, fifth set magic would elude the Nittany Lions as the Cornhuskers hung on for the win.
Gavin DeGraw and David Cook are slated to perform at Rec Hall on October 9th to kick off both Homecoming festivities on campus and their national tour.
With an extremely diverse student body, The LION 90.7 FM caters to a wide range of musical preferences while battling the ever-present iPod for control of the listener's ears.
Last night, in a packed Heritage Hall that was probably breaking fire laws, Anthony Jeselnik gave one of his trademark unadulterated performances that included a few jokes that were cut from Comedy Central's Roast of Charlie Sheen.
His no-holds-barred style of comedy makes Jeselnik unique among comedians, and that showed last night. It was a set full of some brutal humor and completely unafraid to offend, perhaps moreso than usual, since some of these were the jokes that didn't make the cut on the Roast. Find out just how wild Jeselnik got after the jump.