
How to watch the SS United States’ final voyage
By Marcus Chen
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Midway through a grueling season in Happy Valley, the reality of Matt Campbell’s first year at Penn State has set in. Sitting without a win through four Big Ten games, the Nittany Lions entered their bye week facing adversity that tested their foundation. When Campbell met with the media Tuesday morning inside Beaver Stadium, the tone was steady and grounded in the principles that built his reputation at Toledo and Iowa State. There were no quick-fix promises or panic buttons. Instead, the message was about tearing into the data, leaning into uncomfortable truths and finding out who is willing to pull the rope in the same direction. Ground Control The most glaring symptom of Penn State’s offensive slide has been a dormant rushing attack. Through four conference matchups, the running backs have failed to generate a carry of 10 or more yards, an astonishing drought for a program accustomed to explosive ground games in recent years. While struggles were evident even during