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After Penn State’s first win of the season, a win against these same Wildcats in Evanston a couple weeks ago, I had this to say:
This wasn’t a great performance by Penn State, by any means. This game was played on the court exactly how it …
Say what you will about Penn State’s short-lived winning streak. Sure, it was against two of the teams in the Big Ten that aren’t going anywhere, and sure, it’s obviously far too little, and way too late to mean anything for this season. But at …
This doesn’t change anything, Ed.
It took an 0-12 start to Big Ten play for you to change something up? To actually institute some real offense, to spread the wealth around, and move away from a gameplan that was, for intents and purposes, give the ball …
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As today is National Signing Day for college football I figured we should start an open-thread type for the day that is already unfolding. I’ll try to keep this commitment board up to date as the letters of intent come in for the …
Hate us all you want. The bottom line is the country loves the Big Ten, and will continue to tune in regardless of national perception.
That’s far more than what can be said about the Big East, and ACC based on the official Nielsen numbers. There …
Preliminary overnight ratings for the Orange Bowl stands at 6.6. That’s absolutely atrocious for a BCS bowl pitting 2 BCS members and puts them dead last once again amongst BCS games watched by the country. And that’s the good news. The bad news is that …
Official Big Ten Conference statement on the possibility of expanding to 12 teams:
The Big Ten Council of Presidents/Chancellors (COP/C) discussed the future of the Big Ten Conference at its winter meetings on Dec. 6 in Park Ridge, Illinois. The following statement is issued by the …
Everybody does…fumbles…gets held out of media day.
Really, this should not come as a surprise. Ohio State kept star quarterback Terrelle Pryor out of the mix for the Rose Bowl media day. The CBSSportsline.com wire report suggests that this goes under the Jim Tressel pattern of …
Because there is always a reason to view this picture.
Penn State quarterback became the third player in program history to be named the Big Ten’s most valuable player, sharing the honor with Michigan defensive end Brandon Graham. Both players were awarded with the Silver Football …
It’s not official, yet, but the word making its way through the interwebs is that the Fiesta Bowl has chosen Iowa, and, as a result, Penn State will be heading to Orlando to take on the Tigers of Louisiana State.
The news was broken by David …



