Penn State football will wrap up spring ball with Saturday’s Blue-White game, putting a bow on camp and pushing toward the program’s highly-anticipated 2025 season. There are a lot of moving parts for the Nittany Lions,

Penn State closes spring football drills Saturday with the annual Blue-White Game, which the program cautioned will be "non-traditional." That largely revolves around the game's logistics, as Beaver Stadium is a construction site during the early stages of its multi-year renovation.

Here are five things to know about Penn State’s annual Blue-White Game, which concludes spring practice and is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Beaver Stadium: The intrasquad scrimmage will not be a game, per se. It will start with two “skelly” periods, during which backs and receivers will go against linebackers and defensive backs.