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Months of speculation has ended. More than two months ago, Nebraska joined the Big Ten, and we wondered how they would divide up the conference. Well, just minutes ago, live on the Big Ten Network, the news came down.
You know it’s the off-season when Pitt is discussed. No room for Pitt on the schedule [Pittsburgh Live]
Same old talking points, same old arguments. But, if you really want some nonsensical fireworks, take a peek at their forums for a quick …
It can’t just be me. This offseason has crawled by at a snail’s pace. But now, football season is less than three weeks away. In just 19 days, Joe Paterno will lead his team through the tunnel against Youngstown State. We’ll see some major questions …
I feel really good and as long as I enjoy it, I’ll continue to coach, unless I don’t think I can do a good job or anybody else feels I can’t do a good job. But right now I have no plans whether …
Every summer, Joe Paterno sits down with Rich Scarcella of the Reading Eagle, where the notoriously media-shy coach answers a variety of questions on the state of the Nittany Lion program. Despite his rocky offseason, Paterno was back once again, and he shed some light …
When the Penn State Athletic Department rolled out their plans for the Seat Transfer and Equity Program, there seemed to be a considerable backlash from the Penn State faithful. As minimum donation requirements increased, the student section moved, and fans who’d had season tickets for …
I can’t find a picture of him playing football. Sorry.
According to Philly.com, Penn State has secured their second commitment of the 2011 recruiting season, one that was long expected, yet comes as a relief to those who’ve wondered just what the heck was going on, …
There’s a new sheriff in town and things are a’changing.
Since ESPN took over the reigns of the BCS bowls from FOX this year, college football has seen FedEx drop it’s 21-year long sponsorship of the Orange Bowl (longest partnership for any BCS game), now it …
It’s been just a couple weeks since the Big Ten made the decision to add Nebraska, and rather than set off catastrophic realignment, 16 team superconferences, and the dissolution of the Big XII, well, not much else really happened. Though it’s on assuredly shaky ground, …


