Penn State will take on Maryland this weekend in Beaver Stadium at 12:00 PM according to the conference. The Nittany Lions will then travel to Indiana to face the Hoosiers on Nov. 8 for game also scheduled for a noon start.
Coach James Franklin’s Nittany Lions will host the Terrapins on Nov. 1 for the first time since 1992. The game will air on ESPN2, All-University Day and THON Day will be celebrated during the game with Maryland.
Penn State and Maryland will be meeting for the 38th time, but the first time as Big Ten East Division rivals. The teams, who will play annually starting this year, first met in 1917 and last played in 1993 in College Park. From 1960-93, the Nittany Lions and Terps played every year except 1976, ’81 and ’83. In 2015, Penn State and Maryland will meet on Oct. 24 at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore.
Penn State and Indiana will be meeting for the 18th time and have played every season since 2007. The Nittany Lions own a 16-1 on-field mark vs. Indiana, with the Hoosiers earning their first win in the series last year in Bloomington. Three of the last four series games in Memorial Stadium have been decided by six points or less: 22-18 (2004), 36-31 (2007) and 16-10 (2011).
Penn State will be making its fourth appearance of the season on BTN when it visits Indiana. Every Penn State football game has been televised the past 10 seasons and 247 of the last 249 contests overall have been on TV
The kick times and TV for Penn State’s remaining games will be determined and announced either six or 12 days prior to each contest.
Tickets are available for Penn State’s final three home games of the season: Nov. 1 vs. Maryland (All-University Day and THON Day); Nov. 15 vs. Temple (Military Appreciation Day/Seats For Soldiers) and the Nov. 29 Senior Day clash with Michigan State. The kick times for the last two home games are to be determined.
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