There's a lot of hostility in the "Nittanyville vs. Paternoville" debate, but one group of people that often gets overlooked are the students who camp out before every home game.
When former Penn State football lettermen Evan Lewis and Andrew Pitz walked into the team meeting room on November 9, 2011, they had no idea that it would be the last time they would hear Joe Paterno address his team.
You've probably heard the big news by now. Coach Bill O'Brien issued a statement yesterday, but was a little more candid in an interivew with Big Ten Live later in the afternoon. O'Brien elaborated on his reaction to the news and on what the modifications mean for Penn State.
We hear at Onward State do a lot of things, but if there's one thing we love doing more than anything else, it's making Penn State fans happy. Do we always do it? Of course not. But we think we're going to this time.
September 24, 2013 is going to be a day Penn State fans remember for a long, long time. While most memorable days at Penn State in the past few years will live in infamy, today is a day of celebration for everyone in Happy Valley and beyond. Of course, when news of this magnitude breaks, there's only one rational thing to do: immediately turn around and look at how it impacts future Penn State football teams, because #CULTURE. Let's take a look.
While the weather may not have been great, it didn't seem to affect the performance of Penn State's sports teams this weekend, as the Nittany Lions went 8-0 across all sports.