Nitt Picks is Ready for the Weekend

I took the lazy way out today and just threw the links up there. I should have another recruiting update for you all later in the day.

1. a wide-ranging and impressive array or display: the dazzling panoply of the maharaja’s procession; the panoply of European history.
2. a complete suit of armor.
3. a protective covering.
4. full ceremonial attire or paraphernalia; special dress and equipment.

Hmm, umm, you’re going with definition #2, right?

But down town state college has such a unique odor (I read the musty smell link), it seems focused around Mclanahan’s. It was there 20 years ago and is still there, am I the only one who notices it and does anybody know where it emanates from?

At least they’re not losing schollies so they won’t feel the need to back out of our home and home series again. If we had to wait for them to get off of probation to play them the series might not ever happen.

 (and Wine and Kelley, too – having your named called in any major sports draft is a far greater accomplishment than I can attest to at this point in my life.)

He’s got himself lined up with a team in Penn State South (Carolina), but the Royals are giving him a back-up plan just in case. Not to mention they’re basing this off of abilities he showed in high school. He’s the first Nittany Lion football player to be drafted in the MLB draft since O.J. McDuffie in 1991 (FTA), so kudos to him and his accomplishments!

“In all fairness, I said something without having all the answers. The problems it would cause with the schedule and things,” Paterno said. “Jim Delany has taken it upon himself to say, ‘Hey, let me look into it.’ He’s looking into it. Whatever Jim comes up with will be good for the conference.”

yea. right. like i believe him when he says that.

i like when joe sprinkles in these condescending positive statements regarding topics on which he has a strong opinion.

Honestly, if it doesn’t smell of cow manure, old leather from a worn out football used at tailgates, and cold Yuengling, they failed miserably at capturing the quintessential Penn State scent.