107,000 every single game, from here on out.

[lionroar88]

That stadium will be sold out... EVERY... SINGLE... GAME... from here on out.


^^^ This is why Franklin is the right HC for PSU. ^^^

It wasn't Joe Moorehead, it wasn't Saquan Barkley, it wasn't Trace McSorely. They were cogs in the wheel, and they helped make it happen, but it was 100% James Franklin's vision.

Period.

 

[ELDADDY]

Still remember before the 2016 whiteout vs OSU during pre game intros when James Franklin introduced himself there were light boos in the crowd. I'm happy they've been shut up ever since that day. WE ARE!

 

[Kmase21]

Still remember before the 2016 whiteout vs OSU during pre game intros when James Franklin introduced himself there were light boos in the crowd. I'm happy they've been shut up ever since that day. WE ARE!

Search on Twitter - " #FireFranklin " you will find those people. The same people that didn't see the vision. Here we are now.. a national powerhouse once again.

 

[bmw199]

That stadium will be sold out... EVERY... SINGLE... GAME... from here on out.


^^^ This is why Franklin is the right HC for PSU. ^^^

It wasn't Joe Moorehead, it wasn't Saquan Barkley, it wasn't Trace McSorely. They were cogs in the wheel, and they helped make it happen, but it was 100% James Franklin's vision.

Period.

 

[JWB389]

The whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Franklin's vision was key, but there are a lot of other contributors. There were a number of times since 2011 that I considered giving up my tickets. I'm sure there are a lot more just like me. Fans are just one more example. I'm sure there are many others.

 

[PSU Soupy]

I received a fair amount of flack from my Happy Valley friends, in the early CJF days for being such a big supporter of James.

I had an advantage versus many of my PSU Buddies as I lived in Nashville and I saw James resurrect Vanderbilt into a good program in the SEC. He had to overcome a higher educational standard for his enrollees (compared to every other SEC School), he had to overcome no football history to point to, and since he has left they have regressed back to where they were before James was a Commodore.

The hallmarks of his teams we are starting to see at PSU. Speed up and down the line up, good special teams, a strong defensive backfield, a diverse offense, strong recruiting classes, willingness to play the best player at a position regardless of his class, aggressiveness in going for it on 4th down, and a team that goes to school and acts truly like student athletes.

I am very happy with where the program stands with James as the leader of the PSU Juggernaut.

The sleeping Lion is awake.

 

[PSU95alum]

Here we are now.. a national powerhouse once again.

I am as optimistic about PSU’s football future as the next guy, but being that we haven’t made the playoff yet..... well....

 

[PSU-Knocker]

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You don't have to worry about me!

 

[91Joe95]

Does this mean Sandy won't be cutting capacity?

 

[Notsofastmyfriend21]

Does this mean Sandy won't be cutting capacity?

Before anything happens we have to find someone to buy tennis courts. I have zero idea WHY, but Sandy gon' be Sandy.

 

[Art]

Before anything happens we have to find someone to buy tennis courts. I have zero idea WHY, but Sandy gon' be Sandy.

Tennis courts are cheap (relatively). The swimmin' hole is another matter.

 

[Notsofastmyfriend21]

Tennis courts are cheap (relatively). The swimmin' hole is another matter.

Boy, is it EVER....

 

[RGWhirly]

Yep but actual attendance will be 10-15k less most games unless Ohio State or Michigan are in town.