A COLLEGE football stadium filled with history has looked unnoticeable thanks to snowy conditions.
Beaver Stadium, home of the Penn State Nittany Lions, will host one of the first expanded playoff games.
GettyA general view of Beaver Stadium before the game between the Penn State Nittany Lions and the Maryland Terrapins on November 30[/caption] Mark Brennan - XThe historic stadium was covered in snow this week as the venue will be set to host a college football playoff game this weekend[/caption]The new College Football Playoff format will begin on Friday when the Notre Dame Fighting Irish host the Indiana Hoosiers.
The winner of the game will face the Georgia Bulldogs.
One day later, there will be three more first-round playoff games, including the Penn State matchup against the SMU Mustangs at Beaver Stadium, which has seen plenty of snow recently.
On Monday, Mark Brennan of 247 Sports posted a photo on X of the venue which was covered in a blanket of snow.
“Early playoff week White Out conditions at Beaver Stadium,” the Penn State writer wrote.
Fans were enamored with the look of the historic snow-covered Beaver Stadium.
“Such a beautiful view,” one commented.
“Let’s go!” a second wrote.
“Playoff snow games are going to be so glorious,” a third added.
“Give me more snow!” a fourth said.
There doesn’t appear to be a threat of snow for the Saturday game in State College, Pennsylvania.
However, it will be a chilly one as temperatures will be in the mid to upper 20s for the noon kickoff.
And the wind chill will be in the 10s.
Beaver Stadium, which opened in 1960, has a capacity of 106,572.
It’s the second-largest stadium in the Western Hemisphere.
Both the Nittany Lions and Mustangs enter the game with identical 11-2 records.
However, Penn State enters the contest as the heavy favorite, having lost to Ohio State earlier in the season and suffering a one-score loss to the Oregon Ducks in the Big 10 title game.
SMU, meanwhile, lost to the BYU Cougars and eventual playoff squad Clemson Tigers.
The other two games on Saturday will be Clemson taking on the Texas Longhorns in Austin and Ohio State hosting the Tennesee Wildcats.
Daniel Gallen - XSnow was also on the ground outside Beaver Stadium in State College, Pennsylvania[/caption] Read More Details
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