If you're looking for something to do this afternoon in the State College area, head over to the Bryce Jordan Center to watch the Penn State Nittany Lion Basketball team take on the Northwood SeaHawks at 2pm. Tickets are $5 for general admission and free for Penn State students with a student id.
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As a special promotion and thank you for following our blog, we are giving away 6 general admission tickets for the game this afternoon and the Bryce Jordan Center. To win, simply be the first person to post a comment on this blog entry on Facebook. You'll receive a message via Facebook with details on where to pick up your tickets! The winner will be announced shortly afterward.
WIN 6 TICKETS NOW!
As a special promotion and thank you for following our blog, we are giving away 6 general admission tickets for the game this afternoon and the Bryce Jordan Center. To win, simply be the first person to post a comment on this blog entry on Facebook. You'll receive a message via Facebook with details on where to pick up your tickets! The winner will be announced shortly afterward.
SEASON PREVIEW
The Nittany Lions welcome four freshmen - Payton Banks, Geno Thorpe, Julian Moore and Graham Woodward - to the roster for 2013-14. Additionally, transfers Allen Roberts and John Johnson (eligible following the fall semester) will add depth to the rotation. Jordan Dickerson, a 7-foot center, will practice with the Nittany Lions in 2013-14 while he sits out to satisfy the NCAA transfer rules.
Penn State will face at least seven teams who won 17 or more games and finished in the top 130 of the NCAA RPI rankings last season. The Lions will face five of those teams among eight non-conference home contests. Three of the Lions’ non-conference opponents played in the 2013 NCAA Tournament, including Sweet 16 participant La Salle, which comes to the Bryce Jordan Center Nov. 19. Four teams on the 2013-14 non-conference slate finished last season in the top 100 of the RPI and three of those won 20 or more games, including Bucknell (28-6), Pittsburgh (24-9) and La Salle (24-10).
TICKET INFORMATION
Nittany Lion basketball single-game tickets or group tickets can be purchased by calling 1-800-NITTANY, visiting GoPSUsports.com or through Ticketmaster. Single-game tickets range from $5-$24 with special group ticket rates for groups of 15 fans or more. Six-game mini plans also are currently available and feature games against: Marshall (Dec. 7), Michigan State (Dec. 31), Indiana (Jan. 11), Iowa (Feb. 15), Ohio State (Feb. 27) and Wisconsin (March 2). More information is available on GoPSUsports.com/tickets.
Penn State will face at least seven teams who won 17 or more games and finished in the top 130 of the NCAA RPI rankings last season. The Lions will face five of those teams among eight non-conference home contests. Three of the Lions’ non-conference opponents played in the 2013 NCAA Tournament, including Sweet 16 participant La Salle, which comes to the Bryce Jordan Center Nov. 19. Four teams on the 2013-14 non-conference slate finished last season in the top 100 of the RPI and three of those won 20 or more games, including Bucknell (28-6), Pittsburgh (24-9) and La Salle (24-10).
TICKET INFORMATION
Nittany Lion basketball single-game tickets or group tickets can be purchased by calling 1-800-NITTANY, visiting GoPSUsports.com or through Ticketmaster. Single-game tickets range from $5-$24 with special group ticket rates for groups of 15 fans or more. Six-game mini plans also are currently available and feature games against: Marshall (Dec. 7), Michigan State (Dec. 31), Indiana (Jan. 11), Iowa (Feb. 15), Ohio State (Feb. 27) and Wisconsin (March 2). More information is available on GoPSUsports.com/tickets.
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