NEW YORK — It was a frigid day for the Pinstripe Bowl, the second one that Penn State has participated in, with a game-time temperature of 28 degrees. It was also a particularly sloppy day for both PSU and Clemson on the offensive end. Some of that has to do with plenty of opt-outs on both ...
Mercifully, the worst season in Penn State history concludes today with an appearance in the Pinstripe Bowl against Clemson (noon, ABC). Neither team will be at anything close to full strength so it’s difficult to measure an expectation. Both were ranked in the Associated Press preseason ...
Men: Robert Morris at SFU SATURDAY Tipoff: 1 p.m., DeGol Arena, Loretto Records: Robert Morris (9-4, 2-1 Horizon) at Saint Francis (2-10, 0-0 NEC) TV: NEC Front Row (Pat Farabaugh and Bernie Jubeck) LIve stats: https://sfuathletics.com/sidearmstats/mbball/summary Notable: This will be the 94th meeting in the all-time series between the two teams dating back to the 1977-78 season, but just the 10th non-conference regular-season meeting between the two teams The Colonials hold a 55-38 advantage in the all-time series, including a 25-21 edge in Loretto. It is the final ...
Just a year removed from Penn State’s program, Clemson defensive coordinator Tom Allen will be coaching against his former team. After being the head coach at Indiana two years ago, Allen was the defensive coordinator for the Nittany Lions for a year before moving on to Clemson in the same ...
UNIVERSITY PARK — The Penn State women’s basketball saw its record fall to 6-3 on the season Tuesday night, losing to an undefeated Arizona State squad, 74-60, in women’s collegiate basketball action inside the Jordan Center. The Lady Sun Devils, who trailed 18-13 after one quarter, improved to 11-0. Arizona State pulled away in the second quarter by outscoring the hosts, 20-4, for a 33-22 halftime lead. Penn State gave up 26 points in the third quarter, falling behind 59-38 going into the final frame. Turnovers plagued both teams in the contest, combining for a game total ...
UNIVERSITY PARK — The Penn State wrestling team beat Lehigh, 36-6, in sold-out Rec Hall on Sunday afternoon. The Nittany Lions controlled the dual from start to finish and won eight of 10 bouts in front of more than 6,300 fans in Rec Hall. Nittany Lion sophomore Luke Lilledahl opened up the dual meet with a dominant performance at 125. Lilledahl downed Logan Wadle 17-2, getting the technical fall at 3:21 in the second period. True freshman Marcus Blaze then posted a 19-4 tech fall over Mason Ziegler at 5:37. Cael Nasdeo got the call at 141, but a first period takedown allowed ...
