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Book Signing: Men In White

Oct 2

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The New York City Chapter is proud to announce that Chris Raymond, author of a newly released book about the 2016 Big Ten Champion Penn State Football team - Men in White, will be at Stout - Penn Station for our Game Watch Party vs. USC at 3:30 PM on Saturday, October 12.

Hardcover copies will be available to be signed by Chris from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, please stop by to watch the game and talk football with someone with intimate knowledge about one of the best teams in Penn State Football history!



 

About Men in White


"This riveting story does a terrific job of showing just how Penn State rebounded from such a horrific scandal. A must-read for every Nittany Lion fan." —Bruce Feldman, college football reporter, FOX Sports and The Athletic

On November 5, 2011, the news that Jerry Sandusky had been charged with forty counts of child molestation rocked Penn State’s leafy campus, unseating the university president, the athletic director, and head coach Joe Paterno―devastating the football program he had erected and diligently maintained over half a century.


A rich, rousing sports story, Men in White recounts the saga of the student athletes who elected to stay and rebuild the program in the face of crippling NCAA sanctions, blistering heat from the outraged media, and radio silence from the adults in the school’s administration. With the once proud program in free fall, the young men rallied behind an ideal—Paterno's success with honor—and refused to back down, toiling through five long seasons and two head coaching changes to rehabilitate the program, culminating in the stirring come-from-behind victory against Wisconsin in the 2016 Big Ten Championship Game.


This is their uplifting story—in their own words.



 

About Chris Raymond

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Chris Raymond earned his degree in journalism from Penn State in 1987, serving as the editor-in-chief of the Daily Collegian in his senior year. He has covered sports, politics, and pop culture in NYC media for 30 years. In addition to various longtime roles at ESPN, he has written and edited on the staff at Details, Esquire, and GQ. He lives with his wife and two sons in Westchester County, NY.



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Oct 03

Looking forward to being there with you all! --Chris Raymond

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We can't wait! See you on Saturday!

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