🦁 The Official Daily Newsletter For Penn State Athletics

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What else are we serving up in today’s Brew?

🏈 Bowl eligible
🏀 Mingo makes history
🦁 And much, much more!

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Monday, December 1
🌲 Penn’s Woods Forest & Farm Collective

Tuesday, December 2
❤️ Giving Tuesday — Centre County United Way
🏀 Men’s Basketball vs. Campbell @ 6 p.m. | BTN

Wednesday, December 3
🐐 Ugly Sweater Goat Social
🏊‍♂️ Swimming & Diving at Toyota U.S. Open (Austin, Texas)

Thursday, December 4
🥃 Holly Jolly Holiday Evening with Special Guest Big Spring Spirits
🏊‍♂️ Swimming & Diving at Toyota U.S. Open (Austin, Texas)

NJ in December - It's one wondrous wow after another after another to celebrate the season — from holiday happenings to outdoor adventures.

This week's featured Nittany Lion In The Pros, brought to you by AmeriGas, is Tyler Warren. Warren caught three passes for 22 yards for the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, including his fourth touchdown of the season.

📈 STOCK UP

🔺 Let’s Go Bowling! Saturday was another historic day for Penn State football, as Nicholas Singleton broke three program records in a 40-36 win over Rutgers to become bowl eligible!

Singleton became the Penn State all-time leader in rushing touchdowns with 45 and career total touchdowns with 55 career scores. He also achieved the program all-purpose yards record, totaling 5,586 throughout his four seasons and 183 in the contest. Kaytron Allen became the 23rd Big Ten player to reach 4,000 career rushing yards with a career-high 226 in the contest. His 226 yards are the 12^th -most in a game in program history.

🏈 RECAP: Singleton Breaks Three Penn State Program Records in 40-36 Win over Rutgers

🔺 I’ll Take That! Penn State men’s hoops pushed its record to 7-1 over the weekend, beating Sacred Heart, 90-59, inside the Bryce Jordan Center.

Kayden Mingo had another big game for the Nittany Lions, leading the team with 13 points and matching a program record with eight steals against the Pioneers.

🏀 RECAP: Mingo Matches Single-Game Steals Record in 90-59 Win Over Sacred Heart

🔺 Next Up, NCAAs. Penn State women’s volleyball is headed to the NCAA Division I Women’s Volleyball Tournament for the 45^th -consecutive season after receiving an at-large bid by the committee on Sunday!

The Nittany Lions are the only program in the nation to compete in the event all 45 years since the inaugural tournament in 1981.

🏐 READ MORE: Women's Volleyball Makes NCAA Tournament for 45th-Consecutive Season

🔺 Sunday Surge. Penn State women’s basketball won its sixth game of the season on Sunday, beating Yale, 82-64, inside Rec Hall!

The Lady Lions had three in double figures in the win — Kiyomi McMiller (19), Gracie Merkle (18) and Moriah Murray (18).

🏀 RECAP: Trio of Double-Digit Scorers Lift Lady Lions to Dominant 82-64 Win Over Yale

🔺 Nice On Ice. No. 4 Penn State women’s hockey picked up its third top-10 win of the season over the weekend, bouncing back from a Friday loss at No. 7 Northeastern to beat the Huskies on Saturday, 4-1.

Four different Nittany Lions scored in the win.

🏒 RECAPS: Game 1 | Game 2

🦁 ONE BIG THING

🔺 Singleton Scores! If you’re looking for Nicholas Singleton, he’s probably in the end zone!

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