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Blair Brown sat on the sideline her entire freshman year.
Joe Paterno said the quarterback competition is far from settled on his Thursday night radio show. Updated 6:52 PM
Joe Scalzo of the Youngstown Vindicator shares his thoughts on Saturday's game against Youngstown State. Updated 5:57 PM
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Updated September 2, 2010 4:59 AM
Sports
In his 60 years at Penn State, Joe Paterno hasn't been too fond of freshman quarterbacks.
Sports
The Big Ten took its next step beyond expansion Wednesday evening by announcing the divisional breakdowns for the conference.
Football
Ollie Ogbu is tired of hearing the same question year after year.
Spikes
The State College Spikes took a complete 360-degree turn Wednesday night.
Women's Soccer
Maddy Evans took a seat on the field, lowered her head and placed it in her lap following last weekend's disappointing loss to William & Mary.
Women's Volleyball
Blair Brown sat on the sideline her entire freshman year.
Football
It may seem strange the words "Youngstown State" were not included in any question asked of Joe Paterno at his weekly press conference. After all, the Lions open their season at noon Saturday against the Penguins.
Men's Soccer
There's one player Matheus Braga is always trying to keep up with in practice.
Field Hockey
Team chemistry. It's an intangible quality that certainly isn't measured on the stat sheet, but when teams don't have it, success is rare and failure is inevitable.
Women's Volleyball
Whether she's winding up for a kill or jumping up for a block, there is one thing Deja McClendon is almost always doing -- smiling.
Women's Rugby
Watching the Penn State Lady Ruggers practice, one player in particular seems to be moving at light speed.
Women's Soccer
Emma Thomson stepped into the shot, launching the ball into the air where it arched downward meant for the back of the net.
Spikes
In his last start of the year for the State College Spikes, Zac Fuesser decided to go out on a high note.
Football
The competition at left guard has been a tight one.
Updated September 1, 2010 9:45 PM
Football
In his 60 years at Penn State, Joe Paterno hasn't been too fond of freshman quarterbacks. Updated 9:45 PM
News
Penn State will be in a division with Ohio State, Wisconsin, Purdue, Illinois and Indiana. Updated 7:17 PM
News
Robert Bolden will start against Youngstown State, becoming the first true freshman to open the season as the starting quarterback. Updated 6:44 PM
News
Report: Penn State will be in same division as Ohio State, Wisconsin. Updated 3:50 PM
Football
Eric Wolford is making his coaching debut while Joe Paterno could be coaching his last season opener. Updated 1:06 PM
Football
If there's one thing Brett Brackett knows about Penn State's tight ends heading into Saturday's season opener, it's that they're definitely young.
Football
Right up there with "quarterback competition" and "Big Ten expansion," "leadership" has been one of the most talked about phrases at Joe Paterno's offseason press conferences.
Spikes
Three different times Tuesday night, it looked as if the State College Spikes were finally going to do what they had failed to do the four prior nights -- beat the Batavia Muckdogs.
Women's Volleyball
One by one, members of the Penn State women's volleyball team take turns diving on the ground to dig balls fired downward by an assistant coach.
Sports
Football fans across the country are salivating at the mouth like a Pavlov puppy in anticipation of Thursday's season opener.
Icers
When coach Scott Balboni looks at the 2010 Penn State Icers, he sees no clear-cut leaders.
Men's Soccer
In the spring, Brian Forgue looked right at home as the third inside back on the Penn State men's soccer team's defense, which played five men at the time.
Men's Soccer
When starting goalkeeper Warren Gross suffered an injury just days before the Penn State men's soccer team's final preseason game against Louisville on Aug. 28, defender Justin Lee barely broke a sweat.
Women's Soccer
Like a hawk stalking its prey, senior Dani Toney hovers around midfield awaiting her next opportunity to strike.
Icers
For the past three seasons, one name has resided at the top of the Penn State Icers' scoring list -- Tim O'Brien.
Field Hockey
Brittany Grzywacz and Laruen Purvis have something not commonly seen in freshmen athletes making their first two starts against nationally ranked teams--confidence.
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