All signs point to Jake Zembiec being a Penn State leader both on and off the field, and his name is definitely one to remember in the near future.
The No. 5 Nittany Lions traveled to Ann Arbor to take on No. 23 Michigan and survived a nail biter, winning in five sets. The play of Bryanna Weiskircher -- notably her impressive performance from the service line -- helped carry the team to victory.
With a stellar performance from both sides of the ball, Penn State was able to shut out Loyola Marymount, 3-0.
Sure it's not an average attendance of 107k, but fans are still flocking to Penn State sporting events.
Penn State has a problem on its hands when it comes to the punting game. That much is certain. Fortunately, the pieces are in place for a turnaround.
Two of Penn State's most experienced starters -- Shep Garner and Brandon Taylor -- will be asked to fill much of the scoring void that Newbill left. To do that, they're looking to assume the quality that defined Newbill, and has plagued other Nittany Lion scorers: consistency.