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Say ‘bye’ to first half of PSU football season

Bye weeks during the college football season typically give fans additional time to step back and assess the status of their favorite teams. For Penn State fans, it provides an extra 168 hours to further lament the status of a team that has appeared to regress significantly since the start ...

Penn State wrestling getting plenty of TV attention

UNIVERSITY PARK — The Big Ten Network announced the television designations for Penn State wrestling’s 2026-27 campaign on Wednesday with the Nittany Lions The Nittany Lions led the Big Ten Conference in national television selections with their seven pickups, leading Iowa and ...

Sanderson opens up about NCAA

UNIVERSITY PARK — It’s just a little over three weeks away from Penn State wrestling’s season-opening dual meet with Bloomsburg, and the situation with two-time national champion Levi Haines remains in question. Haines graduated high school in 2022, and a federal judge granted a fifth ...

PSU’s Campbell remains committed to Becht at QB

Following Penn State’s loss to Michigan on Saturday, Matt Campbell reiterated his confidence in starting quarterback Rocco Becht. Three days later, that hasn’t changed. Campbell was asked about his quarterback situation during a brief press availability on Tuesday, and he made it clear ...

Nits can’t get out of their own way

The Nittany Lions added another chapter to what has become a forgettable 2026 season — Matt Campbell’s first — by playing just well enough to lose, which they did to a very beatable Michigan team, 21-18, before 110,731 at the Big House. It marked Penn State’s fourth-straight defeat ...

PSU-Michigan highlights and lowlights

ANN ARBOR, Mich. -— Following are the highlights and lowlights from Penn State’s 21-18 loss to Michigan on Saturday at Michigan Stadium: Play of the game: On first-and-10 from the Nittany Lions’ 25, with PSU down 14-11, Michigan’s Chris Bracy jarred a fumble from Rocco Becht, and four ...