A large turnout on many college campuses, the Game Day set was across the street from Beaver Stadium and its large parking lots.
The on-air talent consists of many former Big Ten players and coaches. Former Michigan Defensive Back Desmond Howard, Ohio State Quarterback Kirk Herbstreit, and Indiana Head Coach Lee Corso join host Chris Fowler.
Fowler does a fine job in relating to the college "frat" crowd. Prior to going on-air he explains what the show entails and his expectations to keeping it orderly. To get a charge out of the predominately Nittany Lion crowd he points out the lack of black and gold in the crowd, the least of any opponent on this year's tour. The blue and white fans loved hearing that.
Popular in the Game Day audience is the travelling Washington State flag. It is in the crowd at every Game Day location.
Signs abound in the background of the Game Day set. Among those seen on Saturday were, "Erin Andrews for Heisman," "Stanzi is a Panzy," and "Stanzi listens to Hannah Montana." ESPN encourages those signs as long as they are in good taste and clean. Title sponsor of the Game Day crew, Home Depot sets up a tent where fans are able to create their own signs.
1 comment:
Nice job on the photo documentation from Penn State. Even though we didn't make it to the game and that atmosphere that is Happy Valley, your blog made it seem as if we attended after all. Thanks, Matt and as always - keep up the great work.
-td7.
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