
"Nobody's trying to either renovate Beaver or build a new stadium just to be doing it," Athletic Director Sandy Barbour said. "There's a recognized need. I've not run into anybody that doesn't recognize that need."

At this point, no member of KDR is going to prove anything by parading around Penn State, proudly or otherwise, in their letters, other than the fact that they lack decency, consideration, and basic human awareness.

In preparation for Penn State's matchup against Army this Saturday, the University Archives will host the fall football festival, "Marching Down The Field: Preserving Penn State Football Memories," on Oct. 2, from 3:30 to 5 p.m.

At 5-foot-9, 170 pounds, Brandon Polk has typically been the smallest player on the field throughout his young football career. Despite his miniscule stature, Polk's been able to make a significant impact on Penn State's potent offense -- making his physical attributes nothing but an afterthought.