New York City Fire Department members Joe Brautigan and Mike Of were among five FDNY firefighters who presented the colors during the National Anthem prior to the Penn State-Alabama game Saturday at Beaver Stadium.

The University of Alabama Million Dollar Band added to the festivities on Sept. 10 at Penn State's Beaver Stadium. The Nittany Lion football team and fans welcomed the Alabama Crimson Tide to University Park for of first time since 1989.

Evan Lewis puts up a field goal with 7:34 left in the first quarter to give Penn State a 3-0 lead over Alabama. The Crimson Tide responded with a touchdown, and went on to beat the Nittany Lions 27-11 on Saturday, Sept. 10.

At halftime of the Penn State-Alabama game, Penn State students and service-members represented each branch of the military and the more than 2,100 Penn Staters who have served since Sept. 11, 2001.

Members of Penn State's 1959 football team, including Pete Cimino, left, and Louis Capetola, right, also were honored at halftime of the Penn State-Alabama game Sept. 10 at Beaver Stadium. The 1959 Nittany Lions defeated the Crimson Tide 7-0 in the Liberty Bowl.

The Penn State Nittany Lion had fun with some fans when the Blue Band played "Hey, Baby!" at the end of the third quarter during the Penn State-Alabama game held Sept. 10 in Beaver Stadium on Penn State's University Park campus.

Penn State's Rob Bolden keeps the ball himself and takes it to the end zone for the two-point conversion after the Nittany Lions scored their only touchdown of the game vs. Alabama, in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter. Alabama won the game, 27-11.