According to the latest integrity monitor report, "There is evidence of increased tension, and a mutual lack of trust, between the head football coach and University athletics compliance staff."
One of the many dubious parts of the 2012 NCAA consent decree and the Athletics Integrity Agreement was the establishment of an integrity monitor, who was tasked with issuing quarterly updates on Penn State's ethics and compliance following the Sandusky report. That integrity monitorship will be no more after this year, as Charles Scheeler, who succeeded Sen. George Mitchell as Penn State's integrity monitor, recommended in his latest report released today that the reviews are no longer necessary and will end two years before the original 2017 agreement.
Relive the memory of being at the first ever Penn State Stripe Out game against Rutgers thanks to a Hi-Res panorama by Blakeway Panoramas.
Last weekend, one of our writers was brave enough to swipe right on Rutgers students. She asked them a simple question: Why do you go to Rutgers?
8 p.m. football games at Beaver Stadium produce some of the most hyped crowds in all of college football. They also allow ample time to get stupidly drunk.
For this edition of Music Monday we've curated a playlist dedicated to "trap rap." This specific genre of rap music is a fun culturally important type of hip hop.