No one really wanted to think about it, but everyone knew in the back of their heads that it could happen. Despite all of the morale and excitement leading up to today, there was a real chance that Penn State could drop its season opener for the first time since 2001. Those fears turned into reality as the Nittany Lions (0-1) fell to the Ohio Bobcats (1-0) 24-14.
Good morning from Beaver Stadium. Football is a few hours away as the Penn State Nittany Lions are set to take on the Ohio Bobcats in the season opener. Below is all of the information and media coverage for the day.
Yesterday marked another step forward toward a new era of Penn State Football. Students, members of the State College community, and fans - most of whom will be attending the game today - packed Beaver Stadium for Football Eve, the annual pep rally before the first game of the season.
The big day is almost upon us. After what seemed like the longest offseason ever, football is finally here. Here's a compilation of our favorite Penn State hype videos to get you ready for tomorrow.
It's been a long journey. One that has spanned five years and six position changes. Finally, in his senior season, Evan Lewis has found his role on the football team.
For the first time in nearly half a century, the Penn State Nittany Lions will play the opening game of a football season under a head coach not named Joe Paterno. For the first time in nearly a decade, their opponent on the first Saturday of the college football season will be rather formidable. The Ohio Bobcats are not your typical cream puff opponent that high profile programs often schedule in the opener.