June 2022 PSU Articles, Tweets, Etc. Thread

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Please use this for articles and tweets that pertain to PSU, and are interesting, but don't quite warrant their own thread. Also, please do not use this thread for articles or threads that should go in the Game # Thread, or the PSU team specific threads.
 

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Apologies for not remembering which poster originally said this, so feel free to take credit whoever it was, but the poster had originally shared some wishful thinking, that because of JPJ's preseason hype, watch lists, and mock NFL draft status, that perhaps some of the "iffy" pass interference calls will not be called against him this upcoming season and instead he would be given the benefit of the doubt unless it is something obvious. 🤔
 

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From the above obit:

"Paul was the fourth child of Miriam Dean Beery and Paul Ambrose Seltzer. He grew up in Lansdowne and Villanova, PA. He was graduated from Friends Central School in Wynnewood, PA. He went on to Penn State University, where he proudly wore the costume of the university's mascot, the Nittany Lion, cavorting at football games and representing Penn State at many events. He was member of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He graduated in 1965 with a B.S. in Marketing."
 
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