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Penn State Football: Alumni Help Current Nittany Lions

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  • There will be no White House game this year, StateCollege.com reported, and any other way would have been a mistake, Linebacker-U.com writes.
  • Former Nittany Lion Tamba Hali has returned to Happy Valley every summer since he first came to Penn State, and that’s good news for players like Jack Crawford, writes Jared Shanker for the Patriot-News.
  • The young quarterbacks corps is hard at work, even though the coaches aren’t around, Jay Paterno told The Collegian’s Footblog.
  • The Penn State-Temple game is one of the biggest trap games in the Big Ten this year, Adam Rittenberg writes for ESPN.com.
  • Joe Paterno’s absence has hurt Penn State recruiting, according to the Post-Gazette.

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