The Nittany Lions saw their historic season come to a close Sunday night in Cincinnati, as No. 1 Denver advanced to the Frozen Four.
For the last 68 years, college hockey was as much of a place as it was a game. College hockey has been Massachusetts. It's been Michigan, North Dakota, and Minnesota.
Tonight, college hockey is Pennsylvania.
After a bad first-half, No. 10 Penn State defeated Johns Hopkins 16-10 behind six goals from Madison Carter and five more from Steph Lazo.
The Nittany Lions put on an absolute show in Cincinnati Saturday evening. They'll face top-seeded Denver Sunday at 6:00 ET with a spot in the Frozen Four on the line.
The Nittany Lions won their ninth straight against Cleveland State on Saturday by a score of 15-8 with eight goals combined coming from Mac O'Keefe and Grant Ament.
The redshirt junior forward won't return to Penn State next season after averaging 7.4 points and 2.7 rebounds per game during his 93 game career after three seasons with the Nittany Lions