The Nittany Lions will play a 'non-traditional' Blue-White Game to end spring practice. Everything you need to know

The Blue-White game, which kicks off at 2 p.m., won’t be televised. But PennLive’s entire Penn State team — Bob Flounders, Max Ralph, Joe Hermitt and myself — will be in Happy Valley and providing you with everything you need to know from the annual scrimmage.

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.