As soon as they announced that tickets would be required for the memorial service. I feared that it was only a matter of time before someone tried to sell them. I am not sure what Penn State could have done to prevent this, but it just makes me sick to see people profit on something like this. Our own Ben Jones did not get tickets, but this person got them for the sheer purpose of reselling them. Talk about dancing on Joe's grave.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2-Tickets-JOE-PATERNO-Memorial-Service-Penn-State-Football-Thurs-Jan-26-/120848575861?pt=US_Tickets_all_in_one&hash=item1c2322ed75#ht_500wt_1156

During this time of incomparable darkness hanging over Penn State, it is no time to turn our backs on the student-athletes at OUR university. The poster in the HUB yesterday said so much. This is a time for alumni, students, and fans to standup and work together to support what we all believed PSU has meant to us.

We may all condemn those involved for not doing the right thing, but how can we punish those that are the innocent bystanders? It can all be called collateral damage, but the game on Saturday is the biggest chance for our fanbase to stand up against what has occurred in the past. Is it possible to organize a collection for abused children in and around the stadium on gameday? Is there a way to show that what has occurred at the top of our university does not represent our fanbase at large?

After the massacre at Virginia Tech, the students banded together to remember those victims. Is it because of the sexual nature of these crimes, that we aren't able to stand against what happened as a collective group? Funds have been raised for countless charities over the years.

Just this season donations were accepted for the victims of the tornadoes in Alabama. The Nebraska game is our chance not to forget these victims, some assaulted on our own campus and at our own school. I do not know how logistically we can make this happen, but would hope to start a discussion to begin working towards a solution.

WE ARE PENN STATE!

WE CAN'T FORGET!

Hey guys I don't have tickets to the Ohio State game, but I'm still tailgating.  I want to run a tv at my tailgate to watch the game.  I do not want to go a generator route, so I was looking for any tried and true methods for powering a tv.  I am going to be powering a 22" or 32" tv and did not know if my van battery w/inverter could support that kind of load for a the whole game plus the early games.  Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. 

GO STATE!!! BEAT THE WILDCATS!!

Anyone have the image of the sign  from the 2005 game "Ohio is a Fake State"  There is one very obnoxious Ohio State fan in my office and I thought it would be nice to send throughout the office today.  Thanks for any help.  As an aside I'm curious how much production is lost during football season.  I know personally mine is waaayyy down...Can't wait for tomorrow!

GO STATE!!! BEAT THE BUCKEYES!