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Penn State Football stripe out: Should my section wear blue or white?

ByMatt Lombardo|
Penn State Nittany Lions players sing their alma mater following the completion of the game against the Villanova Wildcats at Beaver Stadium. Penn State defeated Villanova 38-17. Mandatory Credit: Matthew OHaren-USA TODAY Sports
Penn State Nittany Lions players sing their alma mater following the completion of the game against the Villanova Wildcats at Beaver Stadium. Penn State defeated Villanova 38-17. Mandatory Credit: Matthew OHaren-USA TODAY Sports

The annual Penn State Stripeout game is set for Saturday night against Indiana inside Beaver Stadium 

It might not be the Penn State Football Whiteout, but Saturday night under the lights at Beaver Stadium, the Nittany Lions will once again aim to create a hostile home field advantage against the Indiana Hoosiers during the annual stripe out game.

Unlike the White Out victory over Auburn, where over 109,000 fans packed into Beaver Stadium, on Saturday night only the student section will be clad in white as the rest of the stadium’s sections alternate between fans wearing blue and fans wearing white.

The effect winds up looking something like this:

So, whether you’re a Penn State Football season ticket holder, or Saturday is your first game inside Beaver Stadium, it’s best to know ahead of time what color you should be wearing to the Nittany Lions’ clash against Indiana.

Penn State Football head coach James Franklin has spent this week imploring fans to make Beaver Stadium the most daunting atmosphere in the nation, as his Nittany Lions aim to avenge last season’s Week 1 loss to Indiana.

You can check out the modified seating chart below, that shows every section in the stadium labeled in either blue or white to show what color fans should wear:

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