In case you were looking to indulge in music and movies this State Patty's day weekend, you may want to wait until next year. State College will host its first THAW Festival on a weekend better known for its debauchery. Unfortunately, the festival will not have much to offer for its inauguration.
Having raised over $13 million in last year's THON, it can be humbling to fathom that raising over $1 million was a new and exciting accomplishment. Yet THON, for all of its current success and inspirational endeavors, came into being with a quiet, subdued beginning.
In an interview on the Steve Jones Show, Barbour defended men's basketball coach Patrick Chambers, addressed the impact the returned bowl revenue has on the Penn State athletic department, and also touched on cost of attendance and freshman ineligibility.
As outrageous and far-fetched as this seems, Bill Parcells was in the conversation as a potential replacement for the fired Joe Paterno in the wake of the Sandusky scandal.
Through our GoFundMe page, you can help Pat Chambers (or Uplifting Athletes) receive retribution for simply telling the truth.
In addition to the bars in State College staying open, IFC and Panhel will allow for some social functions this year during State Patty's weekend.
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