UNIVERSITY PARK, PA — Penn State's football team will now play at West Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium after a Mechanicsburg home improvement company acquired naming rights to the storied venue. Penn State trustees approved the $50 million deal in a 22-8 vote.

Beginning this season, the field will be called West Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium and the rights will run through the 2039 season.

B.J. Werzyn, a 1999 Penn State graduate, talks about West Shore Home's $50 million commitment and Joe Paterno on the Ross Tucker Football Podcast.

West Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium is the new name, starting this fall and continuing through the 2039 season. The university's board of trustees met Monday and approved the renaming of the field at Beaver Stadium.

Penn State's Board of Trustees approved the renaming of the field at Beaver Stadium to West Shore Home Field, a Pa.-based home improvement company that reportedly bought the rights for $50 million.

A group of Penn State trustees pushed back against a $50 million gift that would name the field at Beaver Stadium because they wanted the opportunity to honor former football coach Joe Paterno.

Former Penn State quarterback and university trustee Matt McGloin spoke out against the Beaver Stadium naming rights agreement, in favor of recognizing Joe Paterno.

West Shore Home, a Pennsylvania-based home remodeling company, will pay $50 million over 15 years for the name West Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium.

Penn State’s Board of Trustees has approved a proposal that would sponsor Beaver Stadium’s football field. NBC News affiliate WJAC reports that a proposal to name the field as West Shore Home Field at Beaver Stadium was approved by a 22-8 vote.