Suffering from a case of the Mondays? You’re in luck, because former Penn State defensive linemen and current NFL free agent Anthony Adams is here to entertain. In a recently uploaded YouTube video, Adams takes his mammoth figure to the basketball court, where he delights with his self-deprecating humor. The video is part of a series called “Stuff NFL Free Agents Say,” and it’s pretty memorable. Watch the entire video in this post.

The changes keep coming at Penn State. The latest example is a new sign on the team’s sideline, with the Twitter hash tag #OneTeam. Penn State opens the season Sept. 1 vs. Ohio, and this sign is hardly the only thing that will be different from last season. Earlier this week, Penn State also announced it will have new uniforms for the 2012 season. @KevinOnCFB tweeted a picture of the new sign Thursday morning, and you can see it and other Penn State media day coverage in this post.

(AP) After sweating through an early-morning workout outdoors, Penn State fullback Michael Zordich and his teammates gestured to excited fans to join their end-of-session huddle.

Penn State seniors Michael Zordich and Michael Mauti led a group of about 25 players who met the media Wednesday to announce their commitment to the football team. Noticeably missing from the players was junior running back Silas Redd, the most sought after Nittany Lion. Southern Cal has shown interest in the star back, but his absence could have been the result of his role at Big Ten media days, starting Thursday morning. Penn State has since announced it will not send players to Chicago, after all.Zordich and Mauti did all the talking, and here are some of their best quotes:ZORDICH”We want tell the nation now that we’re proud of who we are. We’re the true Penn Staters. We’re going to stick together.”"We know it’s not going to be easy, but we know what we’re made of.”"As a team, we don’t see this as a punishment. This is an opportunity. This is the greatest opportunity a Penn Stater could ever be given.”"We’re going to embrace this opportunity and make some very special happen in 2012.”"We’re going to do everything in our power to get this place back on track.”MAUTI”We take this as an opportunity to create our own legacy.”"This program was not built by one man, and it sure as hell won’t be torn down by one man.”"No sanction, no politician is ever going to take away what we’ve got here. None of that is ever going to tear us apart.”"We’re going to fight for Penn State, we’re going to fight for each other, because this is what Penn State is about: fighting through adversity.”Impressive stuff from both guys. The players didn’t field any questions from the media, but it’s hard not to be impressed with what Zordich and Mauti said and how they handled themselves. This is not how they envisioned their senior years going, however they aren’t going to let anyone or anything ruin it. Instead, they’re determined to finish up their careers and try to keep Nittany Nation proud of the football program.Bill O’Brien, for one, must be very proud.Written statement from team, courtesy of GoPSUSports.com:”This team is sticking together. We aren’t going anywhere. And we could not be more proud to be Penn Staters now. We look at this as a great opportunity to have the ability to bring back not only a team but an entire university.This team has taken on more adversity than any team has faced in history which is a testament to our commitment to our teams character, our fans, and our university.  One man didn’t build this program and one man sure as hell cannot tear it down. This program was built on the backs of the thousands of great men who put on the Penn State uniform. Today it is no different.No sanction or politician can tear this team apart. No one can take away what this university means to us.  We will stick together and create our own legacy. Our loyalty lies only with our teammates, coaches, fans and families. No one else.It’s not going to be easy but we know that we have acquired the strength that we have overcome and we will embrace our anger and burn it as fuel this season.We can’t wait for September 1 and to be back in Beaver Stadium and playing for Penn State in front of the best fans in the nation.   We ask everyone to come out, show the support, wear your colors proudly and show that adversity makes the Penn State nation tougher and stronger.Thank you.”

Indiana struggled to put away Penn State late in Sunday’s 88-82 decision. The Nittany Lions never gave up – even after star point guard Tim Frazier fouled out – and Jermaine Marshall was a big reason for that. The sophomore was driving and moving around constantly, and in the final minute he slammed home a powerful dunk, cutting the Indiana lead to four points. To make the dunk all the better, Marshall also posterized Indiana’s Matt Roth on the his way up. Watch Marshall’s slam now.

Any trip to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex these days must include a detour to Cowboys Stadium. Now in its third season, the world’s largest domed stadium cost $1.3 billion to construct, and it used every single penny. The place is impressive on TV, so just imagine what it’s like in person. The Penn State football team knows how majestic the place is, as it toured the famous stadium Wednesday. Penn State faces Houston in the TicketCity Bowl at noon ET Monday at the Cotton Bowl. Watch the team’s tour, courtesy of GOPSUTV’s YouTube page, in this post.

Tim Frazier stands all of 6-foot-1. So when the Penn State point guard elevates to swat an opposing big man, it’s kind of a big deal. The Nittany Lions’ do-it-all star emphatically blocked Cornell’s 6-foot-9 Deion Giddens’ layup in Wednesday night’s 74-67 home victory. The block was quite the highlight, no matter how many inches (8) Frazier was giving up. It was so good, in fact, BTN play-by-play man Eric Collins had this to say: “Blocked away by Frazier! How did he get up there?” Find out in this video now.

One of the Big Ten’s most underrated stars, Penn State’s Tim Frazier is quietly making a name for himself. The junior point guard entered Sunday night’s game against Mississippi averaging 19.5 points, 5.8 rebounds, 6.9 assists and 2.5 steals per game – all team highs – and he provided two of the louder and more impressive points of his season on a highlight-reel alley-oop. Watch the 6-foot-1 Frazier soar and throw it down against the Rebels now.