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Jtalledo, you bring up a good point. I'm working on reorganizing and standardizing all of the college footbal program navboxes. I haven't hit South Carolina, USC, or SMU yet, but I agree that those three items belong in the same bucket, whatever that is, as the Penn State scandal.Jweiss11 (talk)22:03, 1 December 2011 (UTC)[reply]
The navbox's blue color might be outdated. Should we change it from PANTONE 282 C (#041e42) to the more-recent official "Nittany Navy" (#001E44)?.
Currently, the template uses the color is #041e42), as per thisPenn State artwork publication from 2017. However, the more recently publishedPenn State Brand Book: Design Essentials specifies that the "Nittany Navy" color hex is #001E44.
