The Blue Band put on a real crowd-pleaser at halftime last night, forming itself into two warriors who fought pediatric cancer, "Game of Thrones" style.
A Penn State student was lifelighted to UPMC Altoona after falling 15 feet from the roof of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity early Saturday morning.
Would these calls have affected the outcome of the game? That's always the most frustrating part. The fact that Penn State fought valiantly and took the 13th best team in the country into overtime when nobody said they could is reason for optimism. But thinking about what could have been -- and what a win like this would have meant to the program -- well, I should just stop watching that GIF over and over again.
After having all day to tailgate before the Ohio State game, Penn Staters will have to turn back the alarms for Saturday's game against Maryland, which will kick at noon and be broadcast nationally on ESPN2.
The Nittany lions were not supposed to contend with the visiting Ohio State Buckeyes, but found a way to take the game to overtime, only to fall short, 31-24. The loss drops the reeling Lions to 4-3 on the season, and their losing streak is extended to three games. There is a lot to discuss from Saturday night's contest, and plenty to think about moving forward.
Penn State lost a heartbreaker to Ohio State Saturday night at Beaver Stadium, 31-24 in double overtime. The Nittany Lions trailed 17-0 at the half.