Celebrate, Penn State Nation! The Nittany Lions finally landed their head coach a long and exhausting search. Campbell arrives in Happy Valley from Iowa State, where he became the winningest coach in school history with 72 victories, eight winning seasons, three Big 12 Coach of the Year awards, and a Fiesta Bowl win over Oregon. Campbell took a struggling Iowa State program and turned them into a consistent Big 12 power. . Peter Fitzpatrick/Action Plus/Icon Sportswire Cam

It was a beautiful day for football in Bethlehem, PA as nearly 9,000 fans packed Goodman Stadium to watch Lehigh battle Villanova in the second round of the FCS playoffs. Unfortunately for the Mountain Hawks, their perfect season ended largely due to two costly fumbles- including one in the final minutes as Lehigh was moving in for a potential game-tying touchdown. Lehigh opened strong, forcing a three-and-out and then driving the length of the field before being stopped just

Kyle Schwarber needs to come back home, and I'm tired of reading about Kyle to the Reds. Who do the Reds think they are? I don't care if Kyle grew up outside of Cincy. The Reds acting like they’re entitled to our guy just because of a ZIP code pisses me off. In case you have forgotten their pathetic courtship tour last August, I haven't. When the Phils visited the Reds this past August, the Reds didn't just flirt with Kyle, they practically tried to run off with our senior pr

Penn State keeps striking out on every attempt to land a new head coach. Literally every name potentially tied to the job has fallen through since James Franklin was shown the door. Matt Rhule, Curt Cignetti, Eli Drinkwitz, Brian Hartline, Mike Elko, and Kalani Sitake to name a few...well it feels like they just used Penn State to land more money elsewhere.  So the question becomes, is Terry Smith the logical hire for Penn State? He has certainly stabilized the chaos in the p

There aren’t enough furious adjectives in the entire Webster’s Dictionary to properly eulogize what the Philadelphia Eagles tried to pass off as professional football this past Black Friday. If the black uniforms were meant to symbolize intimidation, they instead felt like funeral attire because the offense flatlined somewhere between the first snap and whatever that was they called a game plan. I’m not sure if they were just bloated or stuffed from a tremendous amount of Tha

Make no mistake about it, if you think FCS football lacks the fire of a random Penn State Big Ten Saturday, look no further than a middle-aged Lehigh fan throwing dual birds during Lafayette’s attempt to honor one of their past soccer champs. The 161st meeting of the most-played rivalry in college football delivered in spades: explosive offenses and unapologetic hatred between two very proud, very smart institutions. And thank God Lehigh won, because had Lehigh lost, this per