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Our Most Dangerous Prediction: Penn State Will Win the CFP Title

Pull the ripcord, jump out of the airplane and put your trust in James Franklin and the Nittany Lions to finally “get over that hump.”

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Penn State Football List of Championships & Best Finishes Through the Years

The Nittany Lions are making their College Football Playoff debut this year.

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Where Nick Saban ranks among college football’s best coaches all time

Nick Saban is a top-2 college football coach. And he isn't No. 2.

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Penn State Seems Poised to Tackle Its Buckeye Bugaboo

The Nittany Lions have just one win in nine tries against Ohio State under James Franklin. They seem as well-positioned as ever to nab another Saturday.

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If colleges won’t confront problem of abuse against student athletes, Congress must step in

Northwestern’s hazing scandal is just one example among many. If coaches and university officials cannot be trusted to protect vulnerable young athletes, lawmakers in Washington must do so.

Chicago Sun-Times

Syracuse Stalwart: Jim Boeheim Retires as the Ultimate Loyalist

Boeheim retired Wednesday after spending six decades with Syracuse basketball despite numerous opportunities to leave for greener pastures.

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Mike Sielski: Franco Harris was more than a Steelers icon. He was a cultural touchstone.

PHILADELPHIA — The March 28, 1968, edition of the Camden Courier-Post carried, on page 38, a seven-paragraph story of some local interest, though it didn’t promise much more than that. Franco Harris, who lived in Mount Holly, N.J., and was the star fullback at Rancocas Valley Regional High School, had…

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SI:AM | FIFA Squashes Its First World Cup Protest Attempt

After being threatened by FIFA, England’s Harry Kane opted not to wear a rainbow armband.

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John Clay: Should Kentucky football one day build a statue of Mark Stoops? Why wait?

When debating the idea of whether Mark Stoops would ever be tempted to leave Kentucky for some college football power, the argument goes that at his current pace, one day UK might build a statue in Stoops’ honor.

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Ron Cook: What keeps legends hanging around? It's an existential question.

PITTSBURGH — So it's all about push-ups with NBA icon Pat Riley?

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A quiet coed accused a beloved college football player of rape. His teammate put his career on the line to support her

Betsy Sailor was raped while studying at Penn State in 1978 – and investigations resulted in charges against one of the school’s football players, a stranger to her. A new film documents how a teammate believed the young coed and became her advocate and protector, writes Sheila Flynn

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