I think that’s a great idea – it could be really valuable for people that are just getting out of college and are moving to a new city/town. I live in Tulsa OK and I haven’t been able to find shit – maybe a PSU bar exists here. When I did a Co-Op in Fort Myers FL I found one of the finest PSU bars (Buckets) ever. That’s some quality knowledge for someone either moving there or on vacation!

The official viewing sites of the Metro Washington D.C. Chapter are as follows:

Rhino Bar & Pumphouse www.rhinobardc.com
3295 M Street NW Washington, DC;
202-333-3150

Come cheer the Nittany Lions to victory with our friends at Rhino in Georgetown! This year’s specials include $2 Miller Lite bottles, $8 Miller Lite and Yuengling 60 oz. pitchers, $.25 wings, $10 16-inch pizzas, and $2 “We Are Penn State” Shooters.
Visit www.georgetowndc.com/shuttle.php for information about the Georgetown Shuttle from the Foggy Bottom and Rosslyn Metro stops (Orange/Blue Lines).

Carpool www.gocarpool.com
4000 Fairfax Drive Arlington, VA;
703-807-0091

Thirsting for Penn State glory this season? Then come visit Carpool in Ballston, where you’ll enjoy $2.75 Miller Lites and $3.50 Yuenglings, as well as selected half-price appetizers during the games. Carpool is located just 3 blocks from the Ballston Metro stop (Orange Line).

Black Finn www.blackfinnbethesda.com/
4901 Fairmont Avenue Bethesda, MD;
301-951-5681

Ready to see JoePa score a big victory? Look for other Penn Staters in the Trophy Room, and enjoy $2 Miller Lite drafts, $3.50 Yuengling drafts, $6 Lite pitchers, $10 Yuengling Pitchers, $15 Miller Lite Towers and half-priced appetizers. Our Maryland site is a short walk from the Bethesda Metro stop (Red Line), and close to several parking garages.

Ned Devine’s Herndon www.neddevines.com/
2465 Centreville Road Herndon, VA
703-793-7376

Located just south of the Dulles Toll Road (Centreville Road exit), Penn Staters will have a private space on the Kelly’s side of the bar, and will enjoy $3 Miller Lite and Yuengling bottles during the games.

A good tip is to always look for local chapters of the alumni association. I checked it out here in Houston and found out they have viewing parties every saturday at SRO Sports Bar and Cafe.

I have dish so I can watch the games on TV, but I’ll probably swing by to check out a game this year. If I do I can give a review.

Make it happen KHD— rock out with your c*ck out. If you ‘bring it,’ then afterwards, you can say: ’don’t you worry; it has already been brought-en!’

20ounces of coffee and PSU football a few days away. I’m going through the ceiling. I think my posts per day average has gone up like a thousand percent.

Thank gawd for Black Shoe Diaries.

Fox and Hound (huntersville/Mooresville)

Dixies

of course I have a buddy that is a PSU alum and he has the BTN so I just drink and scream at his TV but there is a big PSU following down in NC baby yeah

WE ARE….

Just an FYI for any Penn Stater or Fan in the St. Louis area, Johnny’s Restaurant and Bar has been the place for PSU football for the last 3 years…the PSU Alumni Association St.L Chapter has tons of events there during and after the season. The owner is a Notre Dame Guy, but def. is PSU friendly as he has converted one of the viewing rooms into a total PSU room, complete with neon Lion logo sign and cardboard Joe Pa…Tons of tv’s, great food, local flavor…

Johnny’s Restaurant and Bar
1017 Russell Blvd
St Louis, MO 63104
(314) 865-0900

I’ve updated the post with the basic information. We’re going to need all of your help to try and make this a good post. Email is up at top and linked below.

Chapter of the Alumni Association:

2) Penn State Football- TV Tailgates in Boston are back!

What: Join all the local Penn State Alums to watch the PSU Football Games

When: Every Penn State Football Game

Where: The Greatest Bar, 262 Friend Street, Boston (with the exception of the 1st game!)

Perks: Raffle prizes, 15% discount on food, grilled stickies, drink specials, and the biggest viewing screen in Boston!

Game Schedule:
     1. Aug. 30 – Coastal Carolina – 12:00pm- THIS GAME ONLY @ DJ’s at the Garden, 222 Friend Street Boston, MA*
     2. Sept. 06 – Oregon State – 3:30pm
     3. Sept. 13 – at Syracuse – 3:30pm
     4. Sept. 20 – Temple – 12:00pm
     5. Sept. 27 – Illinois – 8:00pm (4th floor!)
     6. Oct. 04 – at Purdue – TBD
     7. Oct. 11 – at Wisconsin – 8:00pm (4th floor!)
     8. Oct. 18 – Michigan (Homecoming) – 4:30pm
     9. Oct. 25 – at Ohio State – 8:00pm (4th floor!)
   10. Nov. 08 – at Iowa TBD
   11. Nov. 15 – Indiana TBD
   12. Nov. 22 – Michigan State TBD

The email domain is psuboston.org and put programs in front of the at sign. Or go to their web site http://psuboston.org/

I know a couple of you have sent some in, I’d really like to get a few more if you guys can pull it off. For those of you who have simply commented, put in in the format above (the sections outlined in bold) if you have 5 minutes…that way we can get it into the post.

I already emailed Kevin as directed by he is pparantly being a slacker. PSU bar in the Atl is Famour Pub in Tocco Hills. The PSU club is big in Atlanta and they usually get 200-250 for a game. There was more than that for ND last year and a bar white out was instituted. If you know Atlanta you know it is a pain to drive anywhere……..I could watch the game on game plan….but the atmosphere at this bar is worth the drive.

This is where the Pittsburgh Alumni Association Chapter announced their viewing party would be about five minutes ago, but I think that it changes every week.

The All-Star Sports Bar and Grill is located at:
6302 Robinson Town Center Blvd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15202
412-787-1114

San Francisco
Monaghan’s Bar at Pierce and Chestnut.
Watched the PSU-Iowa game there in 2007.

Smaller place, but filled with good Penn State fans, friendly bartenders, and located in a beautiful part of town. There’s a good burger place around the corner and they let you take food in. Relatively affordable considering it’s San Francisco. Apparently there’s another place in town with more room and TV’s, but I loved the atmosphere here. There were also a sizeable contingent of Texas A&M fans at the bar. Aggies that live in San Fran… I still can’t wrap my head around that one.

Fort Lauderdale
Can’t remember the name, but it’s near Sunrise Lane & and NE 9th St.
Watched the PSU-O$U game there in 2005. Yeah, that one.

What would happen if you condensed Pennsylvania in a 200 foot long street? You’d get this odd little corner of the world: a Primanti Brothers, a PSU bar, and Eagles bar, a Steelers bar, and a tattoo parlor to top it all off. Medium-sized place, but it was wall-to-wall PSU fans. An amazing environment to watch a game, but the game probably had something to do with it. Standard food and drinks, but why not go across the street to the Primanti Bros.?

Kansas City
Ugly Joe’s Sports Bar at 103rd and State Line Road (Missouri Side)
Watched about 25 games there.

Ugly Joe’s is the only place in the metro area that guarantees that they will show the PSU game, and they tend to show it on 2-3 projector screens with audio. Games like Coastal Carolina will attract 15-25 people, PSU-Ohio $tate will attract 50+ PSU fans. This is a Big Ten bar, so expect large numbers of Michigan, O$U, and Iowa fans watching their games across the bar. The VaTech folks also come here. Food and restrooms are greatly improved from years past, when this was pretty much a dive bar in a strip mall.