Saturday's officiating debacle in the game against Ohio State still isn't sitting well with Penn Staters, and today, Athletic Director Sandy Barbour released a statement regrading what her office has done about it.
According to Penn Live, the crowd at Beaver Stadium registered at 111 decibels at the White Out game against Ohio State on Saturday. Eleven Warriors reported that's only five decibels off a thunderclap, and 14 decibels short of when people will feel pain in their ears.
After getting snubbed from the semifinalist list for the Butkus Award, linebacker Mike Hull was added to the watch list for the 20th Chuck Bednarik Award, given annually to the nation's best defensive player.
If his practice goes well this week, Miles Dieffenbach will likely play for the first time this year on Saturday against Maryland, according to James Franklin.
Ever wonder what it would be like to be on the field during one of Penn State's whiteout games? Wonder no more. Video creator and Blue Band member Kevin Gibson put together an awesome GoPro video giving you an inside look at the Penn State pregame experience. Check out the video here:
Penn State senior Ryan Keiser received emergency surgery at the Hershey Medical Center's Intensive Care Unit following possibly fatal complications from a rib injury.