Penn State Nittany Lions Tickets

Anyone still doubting JoePa now? In 2005, Paterno, who turns 81 in December, proved that he hadn’t lost a step. After back-to-back losing seasons, Paterno thrilled longtime Penn State ticket holders by leading the resurgence at Beaver Stadium. Out of nowhere, the Nittany Lions stormed through the Big Ten to claim the conference title and a berth in the Bowl Championship Series. But in 2006, Penn State didn’t come out with the bang they had hoped to have. The 2007 NCAA college football season is looking better for Penn State, and many speculate their only losses will be at the hands of Michigan and Wisconsin, predicting them to even beat Ohio State. Make sure to be at Beaver Stadium to see for yourself with Penn State football tickets from GoTickets.

Must-have Penn State Nittany Lions Tickets:
Are you looking for a huge early-season showdown to attend to kick-off the 2007 NCAA football season? On September 22, Penn State opens up its first road game of the season at the Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor against one of their toughest opponents, the Michigan Wolverines. Three weeks later, on October 13, Penn State will host the Wisconsin Badgers, which could prove to be the next most difficult game after the bout in Ann Arbor.

Penn State Nittany Lions Star Power:
Wide receiver Derrick Williams disappointed some in the 2006 season, but if he can live up to the potential he displayed as a freshman, this junior will be the Nittany Lions’ best offensive player.

Penn State Nittany Lions Go Bowling:
After a three-year hiatus in the bowl games, the Nittany Lions have appeared in the last two bowl game series, and have come out on top. In 2006, Penn State defeated Florida State 26-23, and in 2007 the unranked Nittany Lions surprised the country when they defeated the #18 Tennessee Volunteers 20-10 in the Outback Bowl.