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THE GAME
AT A
GLANCE
WHERE Camping World Stadium
(capacity: 65,194), Orlando, Fla.
WHEN 1
p.m. ET, Jan. 1
TV ESPN will carry the game,
with Dave Flemming handling
play-by-play and Brock Huard
providing analysis. Laura Rut-
ledge will be the sideline re-
porter.
RADIO Steve Jones and Jack
Ham will call the game for the
Penn State Sports Network.
ESPN Radio will also carry the
game, with Beth Mowins and
Anthony Brecht in the booth and
Rocky Boiman on the sideline.
SERIES HISTORY Penn State
leads the all-time series against
Kentucky, 3-2.
MOST RECENT MEETING Future
No. 1 overall draft pick Tim
Couch threw for 336 yards, but
Penn State had two intercep-
tions and got four tackles for
loss and two sacks from Court-
ney Brown in a 26-14 victory in
the Outback Bowl on Jan. 1,
1999.
DID YOU KNOW? Since
it opened in 1936 as an
8,900-seat venue
funded by the Works
Progress Administration,
Camping World Stadium
has had six names. It was
originally called Orlando
Stadium before becom-
ing the Tangerine Bowl
(1947-75), the Citrus Bowl
(1976), Orlando Stadium
again (1977-82), the
Florida Citrus Bowl (1983-
2013) and the Orlando
Citrus Bowl (2014-16).
It acquired its current
name in April 2016
when Camping World
signed an eight-year
naming rights pact.
With a 10-win season still attainable,
Penn State's visit to tourist-friendly Orlando
is certain to be a working vacation
PARKS
AND
RECREATION
TRACE
McSORLEY
Steve
Manuel
