- PHILADELPHIA – The Ivy League has announced its Academic All-Ivy selections for the 2019 fall season. Each season, 10 student-athletes from each Ancient Eight school—five men, five women—are selected Academic All-Ivy. In order to be eligible for Academic All-Ivy, a student-athlete must be in at least his/her second year at Penn and hold a cumulative […]
- PHILADELPHIA – Former University of Pennsylvania football captain Kevin Stefanski has been named the head coach of the NFL's Cleveland Browns. The Browns made the announcement on Monday, Jan. 13.
- PHILADELPHIA – With the college football 150th anniversary season nearing its conclusion, ESPN has announced its All-Time All-America Team. The Ivy League was represented by one player across the two teams picked by ESPN's panel of experts: University of Pennsylvania legend Chuck Bednarik, who was named to the first team as its center on offense.
- PHILADELPHIA – Uplifting Athletes announced its inaugural Rare Disease Champion Team on Thursday, Dec. 13, and University of Pennsylvania football student assistant Anthony Lotti was one of five student-athletes to be honored with a spot on the team.
- PHILADELPHIA – The Ivy League has announced the All-Ivy football teams for the 2019 season, and six University of Pennsylvania football players have been honored with three earning first-team All-Ivy and three more receiving second-team All-Ivy recognition by vote of the eight head coaches.
- PHILADELPHIA – The 2019 University of Pennsylvania football season came to a close with a 28-7 loss to Princeton at Franklin Field as the Tigers (8-2, 5-2 Ivy) scored 28 unanswered points to knock off the Quakers (5-5, 3-4 Ivy).
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- CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The University of Pennsylvania football team was able to gut out a 24-20 win at Harvard on Saturday afternoon, setting program history in the process.
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- PHILADELPHIA — A last-minute touchdown from Cornell brought the Big Red within one at 21-20 with 0:50 remaining at Franklin Field, but freshman Kendren Smith knocked down the Big Red's two-point attempt and the Quakers staved off an onsides kick attempt to secure a win on Homecoming and retain possession of the Trustees' Cup.
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- Illinois defensive passing game coordinator and safeties coach Gill Byrd said Friday he is leaving the program because of an unspecified illness in his family. Byrd, who worked with head coach Lovie Smith for three NFL teams, coached at Illinois for two seasons. “Gill Byrd is like a brother to me,”
- Nebraska announced Friday that offensive coordinator Troy Walters has left the program, ending a four-year working relationship with head coach Scott Frost. The program said Walters, who also served as receivers coach, was leaving by mutual agreement with the Cornhuskers. Walters had worked with Frost
- We'll track all the 2020 NFL draft underclassmen who declare — or return to school — right up until the deadline of Jan. 20.
- Hue Jackson and Marvin Lewis don't know if they will appear again on an NFL sideline but on Saturday they will be coaching players who hope to get to the next level. Lewis led the Cincinnati Bengals for 16 years but was fired in 2018 after the franchise's third straight losing season. Jackson
- Two-time Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year Travis Etienne is returning to Clemson for his senior season. Etienne, the 5-foot-10, 210-pound junior running back from Jennings, Louisiana, announced his decision on social media Friday. Etienne became Clemson's all-time rushing leader Monday
- The Football Championship Subdivision has a player leaving a year of eligibility on the table to try his hand (or feet) at the NFL. Monmouth running back Pete Guerriero has announced he will skip his fifth season of eligibility to enter the draft. "After careful consideration, speaking with family
- ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — – Todd Monken, the former offensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, is Kirby Smart's choice to lead Georgia's offense. Monken, 53, was named on Friday to replace James Coley as the Bulldogs' offensive coordinator. Coley will remain on
- WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump will welcome the Louisiana State University football team to the White House on Friday after the Tigers defeated Clemson on Monday night in the college playoff final.
- MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minnesota comppleted its nonconference football schedules for the next six seasons Friday, securing home games against Rhode Island and Nevada in 2024 and with Buffalo in 2025.
- The Eagles' search for new offensive coaches led them to request interviews with a couple of Ravens assistants, but neither coach is expected to leave Baltimore this offseason. There was word this week that the Eagles were interested in Ravens quarterbacks coach James Urban for their offensive coordinator
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- Baylor gets its best (only?) conference test with West Virginia, while Stanford will be hungry against Oregon State on Sunday.
- Etienne has rushed for over 1,600 yards in each of the past two seasons.
- Angel Reese is the No. 2 recruit in the 2020 class. An opposing coach discredited her in a direct message to a national account that was shared on Instagram.
- Monken was in the NFL for three seasons after three seasons as Southern Miss' head coach. Could his arrival signal an offensive shift for the Bulldogs?
- The Tigers got to go to the White House just days after winning the national title.
- With the Tar Heels all but eliminated from NCAA Tournament contention, many speculated Anthony could have shut down his season for the NBA draft.
- Sabrina Ionescu led No. 6 Oregon past No. 3 Stanford in dominant fashion on Thursday night, and became the school's all-time leading scorer in the process.
- Gophers star Destiny Pitts said she was suspended for poor “body language” last week, and now plans to transfer.
- Chase Brice was the No. 2 quarterback behind Trevor Lawrence at Clemson the past two seasons.
- Mark Dantonio is definitely returning to Michigan State next year.
