The Stripe Out is coming back to Beaver Stadium for the third consecutive year this Saturday. Besides the horrible blotch of the opposing team’s colors in the top corner of the stadium, the event usually goes off without a hitch and looks pretty cool.

It’s as simple as it sounds: Each section is assigned an alternating color to create the stripe effect. To find out what color you need to wear, go to the Penn State Stripe Out website and type in your section. Students have it easy — the student section is always decked out in white.

This year’s Stripe Out marks the last home game of the 2017 season and Senior Day, meaning it may be the last time fans get to see Saquon Barkley play in Beaver Stadium. If it is, what better way to say goodbye than in dramatic, blue and white fashion?

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