- Join the #UPrising at Franklin Field this fall! Penn Football games offer affordable family fun, with a unique promotion and entertaining game day experience in the heart of University City! The Red and Blue return to Franklin Field on October 1, beginning a five-game home schedule that concludes with the season finale on November 20.
- PHILADELPHIA – University of Pennsylvania George A. Munger Head Coach of Football Ray Priore has announced the hiring of David Sims as a running backs coach.
- PHILADELPHIA – The Ivy League has announced its six-game football package for ESPN linear television during the 2021 season on Tuesday morning, and the Quakers will host Dartmouth under the lights at Franklin Field on Friday, October 1. The game will air to a nationally audience on ESPNU.
- PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania's Division of Recreation and Intercollegiate Athletics has been working diligently over the past several months to be prepared to support student-athletes and coaches as Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) legislation goes into effect today, July 1, in many states across the nation, including Pennsylvania.
- Note: All dates are subject to change; Times will be announced at a later date.
- PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania football team will add 26 new members to the #UPrising this autumn as the Quakers return to the gridiron in 2021.
- PHILADELPHIA – Following 22 years as the University of Pennsylvania football program's running backs coach, Steve Downs has announced his retirement. The program's second-longest tenured coach behind only the George A. Munger Head Coach of Football, Ray Priore—who has been with the program since 1987—Downs was a key cog to eight championship squads during his […]
- PHILADELPHIA – The University of Pennsylvania's Division of Recreation and Intercollegiate Athletics (DRIA) announced its major intercollegiate senior student-athlete awards on Thursday night, April 29. Five awards were handed out.
- PHILADELPHIA – The Penn Athletics community was saddened to learn of the recent passing of Robert A. Fox C'52. A lifelong Philadelphian, Fox played football at Penn during the Quakers' halcyon days in the early 1950s, and he remained dedicated to the football program and Penn Athletics throughout his life as part of a larger […]
- IRVING, Texas – Five members of the University of Pennsylvania football team have been selected to the 2020 National Football Foundation (NFF) Hampshire Honor Society as announced by the organization on Wednesday morning.
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- Despite speculation that the Sooners could move to the SEC as early as 2022, television contracts for the SEC and Big 12 could slow it down.
- LSU quarterback Myles Brennan suffered a left arm injury that will need surgery, Tigers coach Ed Orgeron announced through a school release on Monday.
- LSU said Myles Brennan suffered a left arm injury that will require surgery.
- Alabama coach Nick Saban will make $11.5 million in the final year under a new eight-year contract that's worth at least $84.8 million.
- Move over Ohio State, because Penn State is the new No. 1 in the 247 Sports recruiting rankings for the Class of 2022.
- The SEC may look to make room for two more!
- Can Penn State put the finishing touches on its Class of 2022 and begin setting the table for 2023 with a pair of upcoming commitment announcements?
- Nick Saban sees his contract extension get approved!
- Three-star running back Jaylon Glover plans to make his commitment Aug. 6. Florida got him on campus last before he announces his decision.
- Quinn Ewers says he is skipping his senior year of high school in Texas and plans to enroll at Ohio State for the upcoming semester.
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- Ewers’ decision marks one of the first major reverberations – and unintended consequences – of the NCAA passing legislation nearly a month ago to allow athletes to profit off of their name image and likeness.
- Fred Davis was allegedly driving 115 mph when he crashed into a mail truck and seriously injured the mail carrier.
- Last month, 14 U.S. senators signed a letter to the president of competitive swimming’s international governing body calling for "immediate action."
- Christian Coleman is fast enough to have won gold in the 100 meters at the Tokyo Olympics. Only one problem: he wasn’t there.
- Twenty-five months after a freak accident nearly killed him, Elija Godwin is in Tokyo as an Olympian.
- Sarah Sponcil and Kelly Claes thought they had tied the match late in the decisive third set, only to have the results of their replay challenge overturned.
- At just 17 years old, Erriyon Knighton is already drawing comparisons to the great Usain Bolt.
- Olympic athlete can use social media to their financial benefit, but it sometimes comes at a cost.
- The notion among many leaders around the sport: Why allow ESPN access to the most valuable set of rights around the sport without other bidders to drive up the price?
- NCAA calls November constitutional convention to discuss overhauling how college sports are governedThe NCAA called the move to call a constitutional convention "historic" as it transforms itself in the era of player endorsements.
