Monthly Archives: March 2009
Just a point to bring up…
I don’t know why I do it, but every day I chime in to Mike Francesa on WFAN (Yankees fan here), and it’s honestly a painful listen. Between all the “uhhhhh’s” and “wait a second wait a second wait a … Continue reading
Filed under Nittany Lions, sports
Monday read around; Hoops
Before I get to some thoughts and links to today’s stuff around the web, PSU made the basketball team available last Friday before we talked to coach Paterno. You can check out my piece on the men’s bball team and … Continue reading
Filed under College Football, sports
Practice Update
STATE COLLEGE – There’s plenty of questions but Penn State head coach Joe Paterno has had limited time to answer really any of them. Three days into spring practice, the veteran Nittany Lions head coach met with the media assembled … Continue reading
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Spring primer
Penn State opens up spring practice on Wednesday and we will have some updates and comments from the first day of spring ball on Wednesday after the practice session. First the obvious going in. Stefen Wisniewski is sliding over to … Continue reading
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Maybin, others show their stuff
STATE COLLEGE — You can read my recap from Penn State’s Pro Day right here. If there is one solo storyline coming out if it it’s improvement. Both Aaron Maybin and Derrick Williams feel they did just that today with … Continue reading
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Pro-day coverage
Tomorrow is the annual Penn State Pro day. It’s expected that all eligible former PSU players will be on hand to work out in front of scouts. You never know whjo is stopping by. Last year apparently Tony Dungy was … Continue reading
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O-line movement
It’s no secret if Penn State is to repeat as Big Ten champions in 2009 aside from breaking in new receivers and a secondary, the offensive is the key to the success. So Bill Kenney and Dick Anderson are doing … Continue reading
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