Nov 12, 2009 | PhillyBurbs.com
LB Lee readies for last home game at Penn State
Penn State's class of 2005 is hailed in Happy Valley as a group of players who helped bring the storied program back from football purgatory to national relevance.
Penn State Game Plan Predictable & Pathetic
What a lackluster performance from the Lions. Let me start out by saying this as a Penn State Fan.
Astorino leading defensive backfield
Penn State's Drew Astorino has stepped into a leadership role in the Lions' defensive backfield, ranking fourth on the team with 41 tackles.
Penn State Secondary Will Get First True Test with Minnesota's Decker
Entering the 2009 season, one of the biggest question marks for Penn State was the team's secondary.
Joe Paterno looked exhausted, as though his team's loss to Iowa minutes before had caused him as much mental pain as the physical pain that was throbbing in his hip.
A season after Iowa ended PSU's title hopes, Lions welcome Hawkeyes to Whitehouse
It's the elephant in the room few want to speak about, that chilly afternoon in Iowa City less than a year ago.
Penn State: Three Weeks Later Penn State's Future Remains Questionable
Three wins into the 2009 season, outscoring opponents 90-20 and maintaining an early AP No.
Commentary: Iowa, coach Kirk Ferentz have had Penn State's number
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz watches his team during the first half of a football game against Minnesota, Saturday, Nov.
The Penn State Bubble and Its Coming Crash
Mired in mediocrity, the Big Ten is only a shell of its former self nowadays and its only hope for a national championship comes in the shape of a battered Nittany Lion.
Secondary is a primary concern
His all-senior defensive backfield had just been shredded the day before by USC and soon-to-be NFL first-round pick Mark Sanchez.
Since Evan Royster will be carrying the ball, catches passes and, apparently, returning punts, the comparison seemed inevitable.
College Football: We want to see Nittany Lions' Devon Smith
It's easy to look forward to the college football season this week, to the Penn State season.
Seip: 10-2 sounds right for these Nittany Lions
With that USC fight song still fresh in our heads, it's time to expound on the 2009 Penn State football season that lies dead ahead.
The Season Approacheth, Part Two
In case you didn't read yesterday's Part One, I'll sum it up by saying I touched on several questionable areas that could conspire to knock the petals off some of the rosy forecasts for the Nittany Lions currently being bandied about by the sportsweenies and blogwonks.
Royals notebook | Hillman's chief concern for Meche is possible lack of command
It isnt the possibility of Gil Meche experiencing renewed back problems today against the Twins that worries Royals manager Trey Hillman.Instead, Hillmans chief concern is whether Meche will show too much rust in his first big-league start since muscle spasms in his lower back forced him to leave a July 11 outing in Boston after 3 2/3 innings.
Prior performance does not guarantee future returns
In my mind, you can throw a blanket over the top five teams in the Big Ten. Here's where the choosing gets tough.
Scirrotto still looking for NFL team
Former West Deptford High School and Penn State football standout Anthony Scirrotto was invited to take a physical with the St.
Scirrotto still looking for NFL team
Former West Deptford High School and Penn State football standout Anthony Scirrotto was invited to take a physical with the St.
No shortage of concerns for PSU
Joe Paterno can check off another milestone on his list. The 82-year-old officially begins his 60th season at Penn State when the Nittany Lions open preseason practice today.
Young Lions still learning at skill positions
For all of the emphasis placed on bulk and brute force, football is really a game of geometry.
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