Nittany Lions Launch Unlocked Video SeriesNittany Lions Launch Unlocked Video Series

Nittany Lions Launch Unlocked Video Series

July 26, 2016

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UNIVERSITY PARK - The Penn State men's basketball team, in conjunction with WPSU, has launched a web and social media-based series called "#UNLOCKED." The videos feature never before seen access into the Nittany Lion players, coaches, staff and program.

Videos will launch on the team's primary social media channels - Twitter, Facebook and Instagram - while also living on GoPSUnow and YouTube.

"We want to give our fans and followers a look into our program they have never seen before," Patrick Chambers, who is entering his sixth season as head coach, said. "This is an exciting time for Penn State basketball and we are looking forward to sharing the entire process with Nittany Nation."

Shorter videos, like this inside look at Chambers watching his son's baseball game, will be shared throughout the week while longer form features will debut on every other Wednesday beginning tomorrow, July 27. First Team All-Big Ten forward Jarrett Stephens will narrate the webisode featuring one of the first team practices during summer workouts.

All 13 scholarship players have been here for the second session of summer classes and working out together since the beginning of July. The Nittany Lions return three starters - Shep Garner, Payton Banks and Josh Reaves - and seven total letterwinners from a year ago. With the expected availability of UConn transfer Terrence Samuel and redshirt freshman Mike Watkins, as well as the highly-touted freshman class of Nazeer Bostick, Tony Carr, Joe Hampton and Lamar Stevens, the Nittany Lions have what CBS' Jon Rothstein is calling a "legitimate Big Ten rotation."

Season tickets for the Nittany Lions' 2016-17 season are on sale now through the Ticket Account Manager (renewals) or by calling 1-800-NITTANY (new orders). Season ticket holders receive up to a 50 percent savings over the single-game ticket prices, in addition to a host of other season ticket holder benefits throughout the year.