Winter stage of its own
UNIVERSITY PARK — Long before the puck dropped, Penn State’s Beaver Stadium didn’t look or feel like Beaver Stadium on Saturday afternoon. The familiar sweep of aluminum bleachers framed not a football field, but a gleaming sheet of ice. The air carried the bite of midwinter instead of the hum of early fall. And as fans streamed through the gates — bundled in blue and white, breath rising in clouds — it became clear that Penn State was about to add a new chapter to a venue already overflowing with lore. For the first time in program history, Penn State ice hockey played an ...