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92 here now. Can't wait for the real heat tomorrow.

Hope you have a great day!

I was in Florida at the time (Walt Disney World) and watched the game at ESPN over at the Boardwalk. The game of missed field goals...

Thanks for posting the information. So many great little places in PA to explore.

89 here just past noon.

@Bubbler86 so interesting after I made the comment the other day regarding haze...you're right, the sky the past 2 days has been decidedly more hazy.

84 with Hazy sun. @mahantango#1when is the Pillow Carnival? I saw a sign that said "Carnival Parking" on Googlemaps. Might be worth a trip up there. In all honesty, it looks like a gorgeous area at the foot of the mountains to the north. My wife and I love to visit quaint little places.

I had to go back and watch it a 17th time before I noticed the guy...

I deleted my post. It was Freezing Bubbler, not you. My bad.

Whoops! It was Bubbler that got to 64. Sorry! 82 here now.

Caldwell Jones...Clint Richardson...Earl Cureton...Franklin Edwards... Ah, the memories!

I wouldn't mind going to Camp Randall some day.

Unsung here of those years was Bobby Jones. What an incredible defender and unselfish player he was.

"Fo Fo Fo" was Mose's chant.

Congrats to those who had lows in the 60s this morning - my lowest reading was 72.6.

1983. What memories! Graduated from high school PSU wins the National Championship 76ers win the NBA finals Orioles win the World Series And 3 of those 4 haven't happened since.

Just saw that. Well...yeah, I'll move on.

I have been to Beaver Stadium exactly 26 times in my life dating back to 1982's huge win against #1 Pitt. (Blackledge vs. Marino) In my 26 visits, PSU is exactly 26-0. Closest I've seen them come to losing was a few years ago in the season opener against App. State.

So about this post... A light shower has just popped south of Dillsburg, and a few more out in the south central mountains. Bubbler for the win!

That's how we went as well. Very easy to get to, subway station is close to Penn Station (Amtrak) up on 6th Avenue take the D line right to 161st Street/Yankee Stadium.

@sauss06 if it's still open to the public, make sure you get to NY early enough to visit Monument Park before the game. Even as a Yankee hater, seeing baseball legends immortalized is really cool. So glad we ventured out there and viewed the Yankee greats from the past.

You'll say it a 3rd time when Highmark Stadium puts in luxury boxes and everyone attending chooses to watch from up on Mt. Washington...

The other infamous score from that day was 6-5. That was the number of PSU first downs-turnovers for the entire game.

Been there twice. It's weird. First off, like most newer stadiums, the atmosphere is not what it was at old Yankee Stadium. The place is massive...sort of hard to believe that it only holds approximately 50K. When you're inside you'll swear it has to old more. Second, the seats between the bases are so incredibly overpriced that they're often empty...they've even been empty during playoff games. Weird vibe being in a mostly full stadium with all of the empty seats exactly where you'd expect them to be full. Of course, this was several years ago when everything was "normal" in regards to attendance.

I hate hot and humid weather and even I miss it...