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Penn State Confirms Matt McGloin Fight Via Defensive Statement

Working at Penn State can’t be easy right now, especially for those tasked with relaying ugly information to the public. You can understand a little wariness.

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Penn State Police were called to the football locker room this afternoon to investigate a report of a fight between two members of the Nittany Lions football team - Matt McGloin and Curtis Drake - after they finished practice. McGloin was taken to Mount Nittany Medical Center where he was examined, treated and released.

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Campus police and Penn State's Office of Judicial Affairs will investigate the incident and report results as they would for any other student involved in an incident on campus.

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