Following Penn State’s loss to Michigan on Saturday, Matt Campbell reiterated his confidence in starting quarterback Rocco Becht. Three days later, that hasn’t changed. Campbell was asked about his quarterback situation during a brief press availability on Tuesday, and he made it clear ...
When James Franklin was dismissed last October as head football coach at Penn State, athletic director Pat Kraft vowed the university would pursue a higher standard of football excellence. One year later, that promise echoes like a personal foul Kraft threw on Nittany nation. The firing was ...
Whenever Williamsport’s offense gets into the attacking third, there’s a solid chance the Millionaires are looking for Connor Hofstrom or Isaac Balza to get into position to take a great shot. The Millionaires have plenty of other kids who can step up as well, but it seems Hofstrom ...
Loyalsock girls tennis coach Kirk Bower relayed a simple message to his seven girls tennis players who were competing on Tuesday afternoon at Montoursville’s McCall Middle School. Bower and the Lancers knew Hughesville had a number of talented players, so it was simple: get business done ...
ANN ARBOR, Mich. – Welcome to the new era of Penn State football. The Nittany Lions added another chapter to what has become a forgettable 2026 season – Matt Campbell’s first -- by playing just well enough to lose, which they did to a very beatable Michigan team, 21-18, before 110,731 ...
Danny Dietrich claimed the final race of the 2026 season at Lincoln Speedway leaving nothing behind on Saturday night charging from tenth to the lead before pulling away from the field to capture the Final 50 and its $15,000 top prize. Dietrich also took home the $5,000 halfway bonus after having the lead on lap 25. After the halfway break Chase Dietz continued his impressive run, taking second on lap 29 and setting his sights on Dietrich. Behind them, Anthony Macri was on a mission of his own. Having started 20th, Macri worked past both Cameron Smith and Dylan Norris to climb into ...
