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The '''Pennsylvania State University''', or "'''Penn State'''", Nittany Lions compete as members of the [[Big Ten Conference]] in [[NCAA Division I FBS]] football and in [[NCAA Division I]] basketball. Penn State is a public land-grant institution located midway between Altoona and Williamsport in the central Pennsylvania town of State College, although the official address is University Park, Pennsylvania. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 37,000. | The '''Pennsylvania State University''', or "'''Penn State'''", Nittany Lions compete as members of the [[Big Ten Conference]] in [[NCAA Division I FBS]] football and in [[NCAA Division I]] basketball. Penn State is a public land-grant institution located midway between Altoona and Williamsport in the central Pennsylvania town of State College, although the official address is University Park, Pennsylvania. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 37,000. | ||
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The Pennsylvania State University, or "Penn State", Nittany Lions compete as members of the Big Ten Conference in NCAA Division I FBS football and in NCAA Division I basketball. Penn State is a public land-grant institution located midway between Altoona and Williamsport in the central Pennsylvania town of State College, although the official address is University Park, Pennsylvania. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 37,000.
| Big Ten Conference | edit |
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| NCAA Division I FBS football • NCAA Division I basketball | |
| Eastern Division (Football Only) | |
| Indiana • Maryland • Michigan • Michigan State • Ohio State • Penn State • Rutgers | |
| Western Division (Football Only) | |
| Illinois • Iowa • Minnesota • Nebraska • Northwestern • Purdue • Wisconsin |
