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2009 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
| 09/05 |
AKRON
HOME TBA |
| 09/12 |
SYRACUSE
HOME TBA |
| 09/19 |
TEMPLE
HOME TBA |
| 09/26 |
IOWA
HOME 8:00 PM |
| 10/03 |
ILLINOIS
AWAY TBA
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| 10/10 |
EASTERN ILLINOIS
HOME TBA |
| 10/17 |
MINNESOTA
HOME TBA |
| 10/24 |
MICHIGAN
AWAY TBA |
| 10/31 |
NORTHWESTERN
AWAY 4:30 PM |
| 11/07 |
OHIO STATE
HOME TBA |
| 11/14 |
INDIANA
HOME TBA |
| 11/21 |
MICHIGAN STATE
AWAY TBA |
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Florida State says giving up wins unfair penalty (Deseret News)
Florida State says it's unfair to take wins off the individual records of football coach Bobby Bowden and other coaches and...
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Penn State Football Uplifting Athletes Look To Continue Growth With Seventh Annual "Lift For Life" Event on July 10 to ... (GoPSUsports.com)
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; - Members of the 2009 Penn State football squad are preparing to participate in the Seventh Annual Uplifting Athletes "Lift For Life" event, which has quickly become one of the summer highlight events in the State College community.
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College football notebook: Running back from Indiana commits to Ohio State (The Columbus Dispatch)
Running back Roderick Smith of Fort Wayne (Harding), Ind., yesterday became the seventh commitment to Ohio State's 2010 recruiting class.
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Florida State claims forfeiting football wins is unfair penalty (USA Today)
Florida State is arguing it's unfair to make football coach Bobby Bowden and others they say played no role in an academic cheating scandal give up wins.
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL Florida State appeals to NCAA about loss of football victories (Erie Times-News)
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Florida State says it's unfair to take wins off the individual records of football coach Bobby Bowden and other coaches and athletes who had no role in an academic cheating scandal.
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More Than 40 Returning Members of Nittany Lion Football Team Earn 3.0 GPA During Spring Semester (GoPSUsports.com)
The Penn State football team produced another outstanding academic performance during the Spring 2009 semester, with 46 squad members earning at least a 3.0 grade point average.
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Shrive leaves for Penn State (The Scranton Times-Tribune)
For months now, Eric Shrive has heard the question. And every time he answered it, he gave the same response. "So, when are you going to Penn State?" he'd be asked. "June 28," he'd say. It always seemed so far away, he admitted. Since he committed to pla
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NITTANY LINES: Penn State lands 10th recruit (The Morning Call)
hit No. 10 over the weekend when Penn State snared a verbal from DaQuan Jones, a lineman from Johnson City, N.Y., near Binghamton. (Thanks to reader Nitnut for the tip.)
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions land two defensive linemen (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
Penn State took a big step toward beefing up its future front four this past weekend.
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JC's Jones makes commitment to play football at Penn State (Press & Sun-Bulletin)
DaQuan Jones, a Press & Sun-Bulletin All-Metro lineman from Johnson City, has verbally committed to play football at Penn State.
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Egerson flattered by Celtics, but may sign overseas (The News Journal)
The Boston Celtics thought enough of former Glasgow High and University of Delaware standout Marc Egerson to scrutinize his basketball abilities during a pre-NBA draft workout last week.
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Connie Hawkins League offers indoor home for basketball stars (Norwin Star)
For about three hours on Monday at Club 4 Life in Monroeville, there were dozens of 3-pointers flying, as well as dunks, drives to the hoop, scrambles on the floor and physical play. read more »
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Picchiarini to lead IRSC basketball team (TCPalm.com)
Indian River State College assistant men´s basketball coach John Picchiarini has been promoted to head coach two weeks after veteran Mike Leatherwood announced his retirement.
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Warren Mott's C.J. Olaniyan close to setting top-5 list (Detroit News)
The defensive end has more than 20 scholarship offers and has already visited Penn State, Kentucky, Iowa, Cincinnati, Ohio State, Michigan and Michigan State.
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College Capsules: Florida State says giving up wins unfair penalty (The Brownsville Herald)
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Florida State says it's unfair to take wins off the individual records of football coach Bobby Bowden and other coaches and athletes who had no role in an academic cheating scandal.
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DiBacco takes over Maginn's basketball program (The Troy Record)
ALBANY - A third member of the DiBacco clan will be roaming the high school basketball sidelines this winter.
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Basketball camp: Going through the hoops (Centre Daily Times)
Penn State is holding an instructional basketball camp for boys in grades six to 12 at the Bryce Jordan Center.
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Battle helps U.S. past Russia (Centre Daily Times)
BELGRADE, Serbia - Penn State guard Talor Battle scored five points and made a key assist down the stretch to help the U.S. World University Games basketball team take down Russia 67-63 Monday in the Serbia International Invitational.
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NITTANY LINES: Penn State lands 10th recruit (The Morning Call)
hit No. 10 over the weekend when Penn State snared a verbal from DaQuan Jones, a lineman from Johnson City, N.Y., near Binghamton. (Thanks to reader Nitnut for the tip.)
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Men´s basketball (Centre Daily Times)
BELGRADE, Serbia - Despite getting 10 points from Penn State´s Talor Battle, the Uni
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W. Lacrosse. Women's Lacrosse Announces the Addition of Three Heralded Recruits for 2010 Season
Penn State women's lacrosse head coach Suzanne Isidor has announced the signing of three recruits for the 2010 season. Composed of two attackers and one defender, the class in small in number but large on ability, potential, and character.
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M. Swimming. Schirk Departs for World University Games in Serbia
Pat Schirk is set to take part in the World University Games in Belgrade, Serbia in three days. Schirk's first event is the 100m backstroke, which is scheduled for Sunday. Schirk will be competing in the 200m backstroke as well.
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Field Hockey. Penn State Field Hockey Unveils 2009 Schedule
The Penn State field hockey team released its 2009 schedule on Thursday which features games against eight NCAA Tournament teams from 2008, including National Champion Maryland and National Semifinalist Iowa. The Nittany Lions will play 18 regular season games, eight at home, eight on the road, and two neutral site games. The squad is looking to defend its Big Ten Regular Season Title which was its fifth overall and first since 2005.
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Football. Penn State Football Uplifting Athletes Look To Continue Growth With Seventh Annual Lift for Life Event July 10 to Benefit Kidney Cancer
Members of the 2009 Penn State football squad are preparing to participate in the Seventh Annual Uplifting Athletes Lift For Life event, which has quickly become one of the summer highlight events in the State College community.
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PSU All-Sports Museum Open to the Public for Central Pennsylvania's 4th Fest Celebration
The Penn State All-Sports Museum won't be taking the day off this Independence Day holiday, making way for fans to come and experience all there about Penn State athletics. During the Centre County's July 4th Fest, the All-Sports Museum will be open on Saturday for fans to come and explore more about Penn State.
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Football. More Than 40 Returning Members of Nittany Lion Football Team Earn 3.0 GPA During Spring Semester
The Penn State football team produced another outstanding academic performance during the Spring 2009 semester, with 46 squad members earning at least a 3.0 grade point average.
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W. Volleyball. Harmotto and U.S. Women Remain Unbeaten in Pan Am Cup
Nittany Lion graduate Christa Harmotto and the U.S. Women's National Team finished with a perfect 5-0 record after five days of pool play in the Eighth Women's Pan American Cup at the University of Miami's Bank United Center.
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W. Lacrosse. Former Nittany Lion Michele DeJuliis Captains Team USA in Gold Medal Run at World Cup
Former Nittany Lion women's lacrosse standout Michele DeJuliis captained the U.S. team that captured the gold medal at the 2009 FIL World Cup in Prague, Czech Republic last weekend. Team USA defeated Australia, 8-7, in the title game, avenging a loss to the Aussies at the 2005 World Cup.
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Nittany Lions Earn Another Top 20 Finish in Directors' Cup All-Sports Competition
Another outstanding year of achievement has seen Penn State finish in the Top 20 for the 14th time in the 16 years of the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup standings.
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M. Basketball. Battle Reaches Double-figures As Team USA Goes 2-1 In Exhibition Games
Talor Battle tallied 20 points as Team USA went 2-1 in exhibition action prior to the World University Games in Serbia beginning July 3.
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W. Soccer. WPS Wrapup: Three Nittany Lions Start in Action Last Week
Three alums of the Penn State women's soccer program took to the pitch this past week in Women's Professional Soccer action. Christie Welsh started two matches, while Ali Krieger and Erin McLeod saw time in one.
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Field Hockey. Field Hockey's Allison Scola Named to Women's Development Team
Recently graduated field hockey All-American Allison Scola (Hummelstown, Pa.) has been named to the USA Field Hockey's Women's Development Team as announced at the conclusion of the Women's National Championship on Saturday. Scola will work with the development team in hopes of making the National Team, which is striving to qualify for the 2010 World Cup and 2012 Olympics.
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Football. Football Student Section Sold Out Again
The nation's largest full-season student section in college sports again will be filled to capacity in 2009.
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M. Track. Big Ten Track and Field Final Release
The 2009 collegiate track and field season ended on Saturday, June 13 when Texas A&M took home the team title on both the men's and women's side at the NCAA Championships.
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Big Ten Conference Announces Officers for 2009-10 Academic Year
The Big Ten Conference announced today the new officers of the Council of Presidents/Chancellors (COP/C) for the 2009-10 academic year, effective July 1.
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M. Golf. A Lifetime Experience
If this is what life is like as a professional golfer, David Erdy welcomes it. For the past two months, the 19-year-old Boonville, Ind. native has put together a whirlwind agenda.
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This Week in the Big Ten
This (past) Week in the Big Ten we saw student-athletes representing the U.S. on the basketball court and track, and even one who made it all the way to the White House.
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M. Basketball. Two Big Ten Basketball Players Selected in 2009 NBA Draft
The Big Ten Conference saw two players selected in the 2009 edition of the NBA draft Thursday night at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Football. Big Ten Announces Football Television Plans For First Three Weekends and Select Additional Games During 2009 Home Schedule
The Big Ten Conference office today released the game times and television plans for every home non-conference contest during the first three weeks of the 2009 football season along with some additional games later in the year.
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This Week in the Big Ten
This (past) Week in the Big Ten, we saw the two standouts given the top conference award, a golfer compete in the U.S. Open, basketball players named to Team USA, and a popular AD honored.
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W. Track. Honored Again
Bettie Wade has one goal in mind for the month of June. By the time she leaves Hayward Field in Eugene, Ore. June 28, the University of Michigan senior hopes to have a pro track contract in hand.
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Wrestling. Northwestern's Herbert and Purdue's Hernandez Named Big Ten Athletes of the Year
Northwestern wrestler Jake Herbert and Purdue golfer Maria Hernandez were named the Big Ten's Jesse Owens Male and Suzy Favor Female Athletes of the Year, respectively.
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M. Basketball. Four Big Ten Student-Athletes Selected to National Teams
Three Big Ten student-athletes were selected to represent the USA in the 2009 World University Games while one additional player was named to the 2009 FIBA Wolrd Championships team, USA Basketball announced Thursday.
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Wrestling. Working on Teamwork
It wasn't an easy decision, but it was one Dustin Schlatter felt he had to make. After talking to his father, the Massillon, Ohio native then met with the University of Minnesota coaching staff.
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Baseball. Second Big Ten/Big East Baseball Challenge Scheduled for Feb. 26-28, 2010
Following an inaugural event in which nearly 17,000 spectators attended games in a three-day period, the second Big Ten/BIG EAST Baseball Challenge, hosted by the St. Petersburg/Clearwater Sports Commission, has been confirmed for the weekend of Feb. 26-28, 2010.
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Baseball. Surpassing Expectations
When Baseball America revealed its top 50 college prospects in early November, Indiana University juniors Josh Phegley and Matt Bashore were slotted Nos. 32 and 45, respectively. Fellow junior Eric Arnett wasn't even on the radar screen.
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NASCAR questions point of Jeremy Mayfield injunction
NASCAR officials on Thursday questioned the motive behind Jeremy Mayfield seeking a temporary injunction so he could compete this weekend at Daytona International Speedway.
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NBA free agency: Ron Artest says he's leaving Houston Rockets for Los Angeles Lakers
Free-agent forward Ron Artest says he's leaving the Houston Rockets to join the Los Angeles Lakers. In a text message to ESPN.com on Thursday night, Artest wrote: "I am happy to say I am goin' to L.A."
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Anthony Kim shoots 62, sets course record at Congressional at AT&T National
Anthony Kim has set the course record at Congressional with an 8-under 62, giving the defending champion a two-shot lead in the AT&T National.
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Aroldis Chapman, top Cuban pitcher, defects
Aroldis Chapman, a Cuban considered by many scouts to be the best left-handed pitching prospect in the world, has defected from the national team, several sources have confirmed to ESPN The Magazine.
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Boston Celtics send big hitters to woo Rasheed Wallace, according to report
Rasheed Wallace, the free agent forward who spent the last five-plus seasons in Detroit, got the full-court press from the Boston Celtics on Thursday, according to a report in the Boston Globe.
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Venus Williams, Serena Williams to meet in Wimbledon women's final
Serena Williams saved a match point and overcame Elena Dementieva 6-7 (4), 7-5, 8-6 in 2 hours, 49 minutes. Venus Williams needed only 51 minutes to overwhelm Dinara Safina 6-1, 6-0 and reach her eighth Wimbledon final.
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Trevor Ariza meets with Houston Rockets
A person close to the situation tells The Associated Press that the Houston Rockets are meeting with Los Angeles Lakers forward Trevor Ariza.
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Shaquille O'Neal on mission with Cleveland Cavaliers: 'Win a ring for the King'
Shaquille O'Neal has one purpose in Cleveland: bring an NBA title to LeBron James and the Cavaliers.
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CFL reviewing player's end zone Michael Jackson 'tribute'
The CFL fined Argonauts receiver Arland Bruce because it wasn't thrilled with his tribute to Michael Jackson after scoring a touchdown.
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Los Angeles Dodgers slugger Manny Ramirez making return on Friday against San Diego Padres
Manny Ramirez will be back in the big leagues on Friday night after a 50-game suspension for violating baseball's drug policy.
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Calvin Pace of New York Jets suspended four games for violating NFL performance-enhancing drug policy
New York Jets linebacker Calvin Pace has been suspended for the first four games of the 2009 NFL regular season for violating the league's performance-enhancing substance policy.
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Ex-major leaguer Jim Leyritz charged with battery in Florida
Authorities say former major leaguer Jim Leyritz has been arrested and accused of battery in South Florida.
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Gordon: Bulls never made me an offer
Ben Gordon said the Chicago Bulls never made him an offer.
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