Penn State was without two key veterans in Nyeem Wartman-White and Brandon Bell against Buffalo, but that didn't stop it from taking ownership of the defense.
Attention all Penn State students and fans, the Nittany Lion has a very special announcement.
You know it, you love it, you scream it at the top of your lungs. But where did the "We Are Penn State" chant come from?
This is the first installment of Meet A Penn State Alumni. This week, we're not going far from University Park. In fact, this alum is now a professor at Penn State. We'd like to introduce you to Dr. Pete Bordi, the man behind Dr. Pete's Recovery Drink.
It's been well-documented that Penn State fields one of the youngest teams in college football -- a by-product of the scholarship reductions James Franklin's squad is still slowly recovering from. Last weekend, five true freshmen saw the field for the Nittany Lions. Let's analyze how each of them fared, and see what we can expect from them going forward in this Saturday's home opener against Buffalo.
The one minute and seventeen second clip takes you behind-the-scenes and on the field with the band. It features members of the Blue Band, Blue Sapphire Rachel Reiss, drum major Jimmy Frisbie, and the band's new director, Greg Drane.