Several Pennsylvania brewery owners have collaborated on a new beer called “Buckeye Tears,” featuring a crying Brutus cartoon, ahead of the Ohio State vs. Penn State game.
“The network of Penn State alumni is vast and proud. We wanted a way to highlight all they have gone on to do since graduating from the university and starting small businesses across PA,” the news release states. “Obviously no harm is meant, we just think ‘Buckeye Tears’ is the perfect name for a beer that will honor Penn State heading to the National Championship in 2023! No one in Ohio wants to see that.
Penn State hasn't beaten OSU in Columbus, where this year’s game will be played, in more than a decade. 2011 was the last time the Nittany Lions earned a road win in Columbus.
Österreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
What a wedding reception looks like during the Ohio-State Notre Dame game in Buckeye CountryTwo Buckeye fans who were married the same day as the Ohio State-Notre Dame game talk about their 'incredible' reception after video goes viral.
Weiterlesen »
Where Ohio State’s offensive line recruiting can go from here: Buckeye BreakfastWhere Ohio State's offensive line recruiting can improve upon, and what Marcus Freeman is doing after Notre Dame's late-game gaffe.
Weiterlesen »
James Franklin hints at using Penn State QB Beau Pribula more: ‘He’s a weapon’James Franklin said he's been pleased with Beau Pribula's progress and wants to see more of him.
Weiterlesen »
Penn State’s Amazing Turnover StreakThe Lions have played 26 consecutive quarters without committing a turnover. They have forced 17 in the same stretch.
Weiterlesen »
Penn State’s 4 keys: How the Nittany Lions can stifle Northwestern in EvanstonThe Wildcats are 1-1 in Big Ten play.
Weiterlesen »
Penn State recruiting: Names to know after flurry of post-Whiteout commitsPenn State nabbed three commits after the Whiteout. Who's next?
Weiterlesen »