Penn State’s Unlikely 2010 Road Trip: At Indiana … in Landover, Md.?

August 26, 2009 at 3:02 pm 1 comment

Fedex II

FedEx Field will feel like home next November

This just in: The Nittany Lions’ 2010 road game “at” Indiana will be played at FedEx Field, home of the Washington Redskins. The reason? As Chris Korman ’04, sports editor for the Bloomington (In.) Herald Times tells us, it’s all about the money. Korman reports that the Hoosiers stand to make $3 million playing a “home” game about 650 miles from campus, much more than they’d make if they actually played at home. Of course, given D.C.’s proximity to State College and Penn State’s substantial alumni base in and around the nation’s capital, most of the 92,000 fans inside FedEx next November 20 will be clad in blue and white.

Ryan Jones, senior editor

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  • 1. Football Season Gets Closer By The Second «  |  March 16, 2010 at 8:50 am

    [...] State’s 2010 Big Ten matchup “at” Indiana — the quotes nodding to the fact that Indiana has chosen to play its home game at FedEx Field outside Washington, D.C. The Hoosiers’ motivation is purely financial, while Penn Staters [...]

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