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See Penn State get owned on Twitter after questionable tweet

The Nittany Lions tried to be tricky with a Super Bowl tweet, then things when horribly wrong for Penn State.

With social media having such a large impact in the majority of peoples lives, many collegiate football teams are trying to be at the cutting edge of hyping their teams with posts. Well, it doesn’t always go well, and for Penn State, a recent tweet went bad.

That's a lot of Super Bowls…#MadeInHappyValley #WeAre pic.twitter.com/4k2OyXuvEM

— Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) February 5, 2021

It started with this innocent tweet and some very fine print, then went horribly wrong for the Nittany Lions.

Re-live the 1995 Ohio State win over Notre Dame Saturday at Noon

97.1 the fan will be airing the 1995 Ohio State vs. Notre Dame football game at noon EDT on Saturday, October 10.

One of the most hyped games in Ohio State history came in 1995 when No. 15 ranked Notre Dame came to Columbus for the first of a home and away series with The Fighting Irish.

The Buckeyes cruised to a 45-26 victory on that fine fall afternoon before a then record-breaking crowd of 95,537. It was the first time that the Buckeyes had ever beaten Notre Dame on the football field. Eventual Heisman Trophy winner, Eddie George would rack up 207 yards with two touchdowns against the Irish.

On Saturday, October 10, you can listen to the game in full, as 97.1 the fan in Columbus will be airing a replay of the game hosted by the voice of the Buckeyes, Paul Keels along with Jim Lachey and Skip Mosic. They will also be joined by former OSU quarterback Bobby Hoying, who threw for 272 yards and four TDs in the game, as well as Hall of Fame head coach, John Cooper.

Buckeye Replay is back tomorrow at Noon! Relive the 1995 classic between Ohio State and Notre Dame! pic.twitter.com/asNZKjLIJ8

— 97.1 The Fan (@971thefan) October 9, 2020

Even if you don’t live in the Columbus area, you can still listen along on the 97.1 The Fan app on your smartphone or just go to 971thefan.com to listen live to re-live some Buckeye glory.

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