>> I went to Penn State.
I went there in 1982 was when I started there.
So I said I was there in 1982 and 1986 so for two national championships.
But I picked Penn State, I'm from New Jersey.
At the time I knew I wanted to go to a big school and I wanted a good business program.
And honestly, I started to tour around.
On my list was Rutgers, UMass at the time, Maryland, Penn State.
Penn state was the first school that we went out to.
I'd been down to Rutgers just to see friends, you know, at other times,
but Penn State was the first campus that I went to visit.
And I fell in love with it the second I got there.
I told my parents, we don't have to go anyplace else, this is where I want to go.
And I knew that's where I wanted to go.
And I've been a -- my husband is a Penn state grad.
Both of my kids are at Penn State right now.
I have a freshman at Penn State and a senior at Penn State.
We are season ticket holders.
I love State college.
I think it's a great town, I think it's a great place to go to school.
I think that the University, for a large school they make it as much of a small cohesive group
as the possibly can and that's even just in the structure and the layout.
There's really nothing you can't walk to there.
If you wanted to maybe Innovation Park where they have that now.
But other than that there's pretty much, you know, you can draw a circle around the campus
and you can walk every place and, you know, just having that downtown attached
to it just gives you a real feel of, you know, a true college town and community
and I think that's evident, you know, to anybody that visits there.