The sport of golf is one that transcends time. Equipment may change as technology rapidly advances, but the objective will always remain the same: hit a little white ball into a hole in as few strokes as possible. This universally cherished game has made its presence felt right here at Penn State, all thanks to a handful of ambitious men with a dream and a plan.
Penn State (1-0, 0-0) entered Sunday's contest riding a wave of momentum after a 1-0 victory in the season opener over San Francisco on Friday. In front of an announced crowd of 1,590, two sessions of overtime were needed, but Penn State and Navy ended the contest with a 1-1 draw. Let's take a look at how Sunday's action unfolded.
Sad news from the State College community this morning: a woman was fatally shot as the result of a domestic dispute in the 300 block of Gregor Way.
The 2014 National Championship banner was in the rafters as Penn State honored last year's accomplishment before breaking out the brooms.
James Franklin made a bet that Little Leaguer Braden Kolmansberger wouldn't drill a 30-yard field goal. Franklin lost the bet.
No. 7 Penn State field hockey fell to N0. 16 Old Dominion 2-1 Friday night at Powhatan Complex in Hampton Roads, Va. despite an early first goal and a sizable shooting advantage.