Maryland announces Friday's game vs. Penn State is sold out

Penn State is set to play in front of a sellout crowd in its first road game of the year.

Friday night's matchup between Penn State and Maryland is officially sold out. 

Maryland athletic director Damon Evans recently announced that there were 14,500 student requests for the game, the largest in program history. All classes in College Park are canceled this Friday in anticipation for the contest.

The Terps are preparing a "blackout" theme and will wear black alternate uniforms, while Penn State is encouraging fans to wear white. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. on FS1.

"This environment that we're about to play in is going to be great," PJ Mustipher said Wednesday. "We're going into enemy territory. It's going to be a battle. It's going to be a war. We're going to be tested."