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Ex-PSU players show love for fired coach James Franklin

The overwhelming majority of Penn State’s fan base wanted the firing of James Franklin after a disastrous couple weeks. That doesn’t mean that was the norm for everyone involved with the Penn State program, and apparently it’s far from it. Many of PSU’s current players and lettermen took to social media on Sunday to share their thoughts on Franklin’s dismissal. “Regardless of the situation at hand, this one doesn’t feel right to me!,” posted Green Bay Packers defensive end Micah Parsons. “Coach deserved better! Myself and countless others wouldn’t be where we are ...

History continues for Lions

Penn State is making hockey history. The 12th-ranked Nittany Lions advanced to their first-ever Frozen Four after sophomore Matthew DiMarsico scored the overtime winner to lift PSU past No. 7 UConn, 3-2, in the Allentown Regional Final at the PPL Center on Sunday night. The Lions will face ...

Drayton new PSU RBs coach

From Mirror reports UNIVERSITY PARK —Penn State has its new running backs coach. Penn State confirmed Friday that Stan Drayton has been hired to replace Ja’Juan Seider, who resigned last week to become running backs coach at Notre Dame. “Stan Drayton brings decades of experience ...

PSU gives head coach extension

From Mirror reports UNIVERSITY PARK — Penn State’s Katie Schumacher-Cawley, a national champion as both a player and a coach with the Nittany Lions volleyball team, has agreed to a contract extension to remain as the head women’s volleyball coach through the 2030 season. “We are excited to have Katie leading our program for years to come,” Penn State athletic director Pat Kraft said. “She demonstrated remarkable leadership in overcoming challenges this season and served as an outstanding role model for the young women on our team.” Schumacher-Cawley guided Penn State ...

Trio of technical falls help Lions win again

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling team rolled over Ohio State 27-13 in a Big Ten road dual on Friday night. Penn State (13-0, Big Ten 7-0) rode the momentum of three technical falls to the win in Columbus. The dual was wrestled in front of a sellout crowd of 4,232 in Ohio State’s Covelli Center. The Buckeyes fell to 13-3, 5-3 in the Big Ten. The dual began at 125. True freshman Luke Lilledahl, ranked No. 7 at 125, was leading 6-2 midway through the second period when No. 21 Brendan McCrone connected on a cradle to get the pin at 3:58 and put Ohio State on ...