Get ready for a new era of Penn State Football by camping out for front row seats at the newly renamed Nittanyville.
Come September 1st at Beaver Stadium, the Nittany Lions won't be the only team supporting victims of child abuse.
Earlier this month, ESPN launched its College Colors Day contest. Whichever university garnered the most votes would win $10,000, which ESPN would donate to the school's scholarship fund. But now computer bots have compromised the contest.
Military Appreciation Day is September 15 at Beaver Stadium when Penn State plays Navy. A "Seats for Soldiers" campaign has kicked off to help find seats for veterans for free at the game.
It was first learned back in February that Pittsburgh-based firm Mind Over Media's "Penn State Football Story" would not be retained for 2012 and beyond. On Wednesday, Penn State announced the show's replacement, "Penn State Football 2012 -- The Next Chapter," will first air on September 2, the day after the Nittany Lions' home opener against Ohio. The show continues Penn State Athletics' partnership with Penn State Public Broadcasting to produce a weekly show of highlights and features of Penn State football-- this year with Bill O'Brien at the helm.
Let's show those guys at ESPN, and the hundreds of schools entered, that we're still #1. We've never lost the pride in our school, and we never will. As of right now, we're in 2nd place. Keep the votes coming, because, let's face it, we've got power in numbers.