And I'm sure the stadium is already nice enough. It's a football stadium not a day spa at Canyon Ranch. Talk about precious and effete snowflakes. Football fans used to sit in cold bleachers and drink Schlitz beer. Now they wouldn't dare be caught drinking something that isn't from a microbrewery and visiting stadiums more than 20 years old that don't look like the most modern Star Wars rides at Disneyland with art hanging from the walls. For all the gay-hating machismo and complaints about brittle QBs not wanting to get hit, the fans seem to be becoming p*ssies themselves.
Hey we are getting a new scoreboard ___. 😮💨
Since it ain’t your money…not sure why 1) you care and 2) it bothers you. If that school can swing it…good for them! Luxury boxes and suites make schools with significant followings, BIG $$$ just because RU is not one of those, does not mean those that can, shouldn’t. 🤷🏻♂️
Not when there are 100,000 Penn State fans attending games.That is the definition of big time college football.
It's a lot easier when you provide entertaining football that can actually score points.
Yeah I remember. Paterno is dead and the perpetrator is in jail. There’s more than a little innuendo that our HC may have known a little about that ( court documents)..
Yes he has and don't indulge an ashholish opinion. SMDH at some of our so-called fans.
Where things are going. It’s not 1960 anymore. Fans expect amenities or they’ll just watch from home.
Their stadium is a dump.
It worse then Qualcomm Stadium. I am disappointed they are not building new. It needs so much work in every area of the stadium. I think once they get done it going to be closer to 1 billion then 700 million.
You guys need an Aggie type overhaul
Surprising given the current trends in college athletics
I went to the RU game there in 2015(?) and was actually slightly disappointed.
Why do they need to reduce tuition? They have more demand than supply
state school, I'm sure many are priced out. The goal of higher education is just that, education. The goal is not to price state residents out. Im not commie by any stretch but in this regard, if you can afford 700mm for stadium renovations, then they can certainly afford to make education cheaper for state residents
Penn State, Temple and U of Pittsburgh are what is strangely categorized by Pennsylvania as “state-related.,” not fully state schools. (PA has a separately system of state colleges/universities such as slippery Rock, Stroudsburg, etc). Anyway, state support for higher education has dwindled in PA. State aid to Penn State provides just about 11 percent of the university’s budget.
www.collegetuitioncompare.com
Then do you advocate for Rutgers to drop athletics since it charges student fees, uses tax money, and takes money from the general fund to subsidize athletics? At least Penn State athletics is completely self sufficient and no university or tax money is being used for this project. Penn State is a state related school it is not actually a state owned school.
