Okay so I needed to find Penn State’s baseball schedule for 2025 ASAP the other day. Seriously, why is this stuff sometimes buried?
First thing I did, like anyone? I opened my browser. Typed right into Google: “Penn State Baseball 2025 schedule”. Hit enter, right?
Boom, tons of links popped up. Easy, I thought. Clicked the top one… some fan site. Scrolled… and scrolled… ads everywhere, articles about last season. No actual schedule. Ugh, wasted minutes.
Clicked the next couple. Mostly news sites or forums. People talking about the schedule, maybe hoping it comes out soon, or referencing old games. Still zero luck. Frustration starting to creep in. Why isn’t the university site popping up higher?
Alright, fine. Decided to go straight to the source. Typed the official university sports site address into the bar myself. I know it, but most people just Google.
Loaded up the page. Big news banners, football stuff everywhere (obviously). Looked for the “Sports” menu. Clicked that. List of sports pops down… saw Baseball. Yes! Clicked Baseball.
Finally on the baseball team page. Big picture, roster info, news headlines. Looked around… still no schedule tab jumping out at me. Checked the main menu bar under the header banner. Saw “Schedules” tucked away near News and Videos. Clicked it!
Okay, now we’re getting somewhere. Page loaded… Schedules! But… wait. It showed Fall 2024 right on top. Where was spring 2025?
Scanned the page. Found a little dropdown menu, usually near the top above the schedule calendar area. It said something like “Season“. Clicked the little arrow.
Hovered my mouse… options listed from past years down to present. Then… 2025 was right at the bottom! Clicked “2025”.
There it was! Finally! Penn State Baseball Schedule 2025, laid out month by month. Home games, away games, who they were playing, dates. Perfect.
So the absolute fastest, no BS way? Skip Google for the big schools. Go straight to the official athletics site. Click your sport. Hit the “Schedules” link. Then use the little season dropdown selector – often at the top – to jump to the future year you need. Done in maybe 60 seconds once you know the path. Wish they all made it this simple!