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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Learn about Penn State’s 2013 recruiting class here before signing day
Check out our Nittany Nation blog before national signing day to learn about each of Penn State’s 17 newest commitments and more recruiting news.
Penn State schedule shake up: Virginia to the Big Ten? Playing in Orlando in November?
There could be an interesting behind-the-scenes dynamic playing out with Penn State scheduling in regards to Virginia, Central Florida and the Big Ten.
Posted in Big Ten, Bill O'Brien, Expansion, Football, NCAA, Penn State, Schedule
Tagged Bill O'Brien, Central Florida, George O'Leary, Maryland, Nittany Lions, Oregon, Penn State, Rutgers, Virginia
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Penn State Chat, 8 p.m., Jan. 28
Make sure to join Frank Bodani tonight from 8 to 9 to talk everything Penn State football. We’ll tough on recruiting, scheduling, recruiting and the recent issues with the NCAA.
Posted in Beaver Stadium, Big Ten, Chat, Expansion, Football, Frank Bodani, NCAA, Penn State, Recruiting
Tagged Big Ten, Central Florida, Mark Emmert, NCAA, Nittany Lions, Penn State, Virginia
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Penn State to play Central Florida this year and next; nixes Virginia game
Penn State replaces Virginia with games against Central Florida, which reportedly includes a trip to Orlando in 2014.
Posted in Big Ten, Bill O'Brien, bowl game, Fans, Football, Penn State, Schedule
Tagged Bill O'Brien, Central Florida, George O'Leary, Nittany Lions, Orlando, Penn State, Virginia
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Eric Shrive making his Penn State mark off the field
Penn State’s Eric Shrive has become one of the nation’s top college football fundraisers in the fight against rare diseases.
Posted in Awards/honors, Charities, Football, Penn State
Tagged Eric Shrive, Kidney Cancer Association, Lift for life, Penn State
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The best kind of Big Ten shake-up: Go with geography
The Big Ten will announce its divisional re-alignment in the next few months. The best bet? Go with a simple East-West model.
Posted in Big Ten, Expansion, Fans, Football, Penn State
Tagged Big Ten, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio State, Penn State, Rutgers, Wisconsin
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Expansion possibilities abound for Big Ten
On the year anniversary of Joe Paterno’s death, the YDR Penn State podcast discusses what changes could be in store for the Big Ten in the coming months or years and what this means for PSU. York Daily Record Jan. 22, 2013
Posted in Beaver Stadium, Big Ten, Big Ten Network, Expansion, Frank Bodani, Jim Seip, Joe Paterno, Podcast
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PSU recruit Mahon makes big jump in Rivals.com standings
Rivals.com released its final rankings for the 2013 recruiting class, and one mover and shaker was Penn State commit Brendan Mahon. (Check out his recruiting page here.) The guard from Randolph, N.J., rose 81 places in the final standings, landing … Continue reading
Posted in Awards/honors, Football, Penn State, Recruiting
Tagged Brendan Mahon, Nittany Lions, Penn State
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Here’s Penn State’s possible way to Ireland in 2014
When the potential requirements and details are broken down, Penn State’s best bet for a trip to Ireland may be vs. Army in 2014.
Posted in Big Ten, Bill O'Brien, bowl game, Fans, Football, NCAA, Penn State, Recruiting
Tagged Army, Bill O'Brien, Ireland, Navy, Nittany Lions, Penn State, Temple
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Bulter a perfect fit
In the latest podcast, YDR reporters Frank Bodani and Jim Seip discuss why the promotion of John Butler to defensive coordinator could be a perfect fit for the Lions. YDR/Sunday News Jim Seip
Posted in Big Ten, Bill O'Brien, Jim Seip, John Butler, Penn State
Tagged NCAA, strength of schedule
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