Donald Trump could be at Penn State-Ohio State next week; here's why, and what it could mean for getting to the game: Newsstand
Penn State news, notes, and updates for Oct. 25 include the latest on Donald Trump’s potential attendance at the Ohio State game next weekend, headlines of the day, and more. It’s time to dive into Friday’s top tweets and stories about the Nittany Lions and college athletics.
Penn State tweets of the day
Ross Dellenger of Yahoo Sports reported Thursday afternoon that “Donald Trump’s team is making plans for the former president to attend the Ohio State-Penn State game on Nov. 2 in State College.” Now, we know more about how that possibility came to be.
PSU released a statement on the news, as first reported by Ben Jones, on Thursday night. And, if the trip does come to fruition, it’s safe to say that you will need to leave earlier than whatever time you thought was good to start traveling to Beaver Stadium for the potential top-five matchup. It starts at Noon ET.
“The University has been notified that a private citizen has invited former President Donald Trump to attend the Ohio State-Penn State football game as a guest in their suite,” the statement says. The trip would come three days before Election Day and a week after his rally at the Bryce Jordan Center this Saturday.
“The U.S. Secret Service is working with University Police and Public Safety and other state and local law enforcement on safety and security measures that are put into place around the presence of presidential candidates. With that in mind, we encourage fans, anyone visiting campus, and all those attending the game to arrive early to the game or to their intended destinations.”
Top 10
- 1Trending
Kyle McCord
Historically miserable night ends with self-sack
- 2
USF MBB coach dies
USF men’s basketball coach Amir Abdur-Rahim dead at age 43
- 3New
CFB25 player ratings
Massive changes to the game
- 4Hot
AJ McCarron slams Bama
'Everyone's worried about f-----g TikTok'
- 5
Grayson McCall retires
NC State QB announces retirement from playing football following injury
Headlines of the day
Penn State’s Deion Barnes on Abdul Carter’s growth, PSU’s DTs and his ‘Supa Six’ 2012 teammates: Flounders, PennLive
James Franklin previews Wisconsin keys, Drew Allar improvement, more: Penn State Coaches Show recap: Bauer, BWI
Jalen Kimber Joined Penn State’s Secondary Intending to ‘Uphold the Reputation’: Mader, SI
Penn State adds On300 tight end to White Out visitor list: Snyder, BWI
LB Tyler Elsdon said Penn State must ‘have the right mindset’ against Wisconsin: Alenstein, Daily Collegian
Deion Barnes takeaways: On freshman Max Granville’s progress, Abdul Carter’s evolution at defensive end, and more: Pickel, BWI
Penn State vs. Wisconsin prediction: Who wins, and why?: Parks, SI
BWI PSU-Wisconsin predictions: Snyder, BWI
Quote of the day
“It’s just more game reps. With more game reps, he’s starting to see things a little bit faster. The game slows down for you. He’s able to make plays that in the beginning of the season you didn’t see him making.
“I just think it’s the game reps. It’s the practice reps. It’s him seeing it and also the film study. It’s all clicking in his brain. He’s done a good job. The biggest thing people want to talk about a lot is the running game. He does a great job here. He has a lot of tackles for losses. That ain’t just coming from him (verb missing). It’s coming from him striking guys and getting off them. I think he’s doing a good job in that part.”
–PSU DL coach Deion Barnes on the progress Abdul Carter has made at defensive end this season.
