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PSU field hockey collides with Michigan, Ohio State

UNIVERSITY PARK -- The Penn State Nittany Lion field hockey team (5-4, 1-1 B1G) hits the road this weekend for two Big Ten duals. Penn State is at Michigan (6-3, 1-1 B1G) on Friday, Oct. 3, at 5 p.m. Two days later the Nittany Lions visit Ohio State (4-5, 0-1 B1G) on Sunday, Oct. 5, for a 12 p.m. contest. Ohio State hosts Maryland on Friday as well. Penn State is coming off 1-1 weekend. The Nittany Lions scored twice late to down Michigan State 2-0 in Happy Valley, earning a Big Ten win on Friday. Two days later, Penn State ventured to sixth-ranked Syracuse and lost a tough 3-2 game ...

PSU football set for first road trip of season

UNIVERSITY PARK - No. 7/6 Penn State meets UCLA on Saturday for its first Big Ten road contest of the 2025 campaign. Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. on CBS. SERIES HISTORY: Penn State meets UCLA for the eighth time in program history. PSU trails the series, 4-3, and is 1-2 in road matchups. ...

Happy Valley heartbeaker

With 12:25 remaining, and the Nittany Lions having managed a mere field goal while trailing 17-3, the Beaver Stadium crowd that James Franklin had asked to make itself a difference had seen enough. They pierced the air with a resounding “Fire Franklin” chant. He obviously heard the ...

Today’s forecast: White Out conditions ahead

UNIVERSITY PARK — College football wouldn’t be college football without its traditions. It’s part of what separates it from other sports. Week four of Penn State’s 2025 season features one of the sport’s most storied and iconic traditions: Penn State football’s White Out ...

It’s (finally) time for Nittany Lions to deliver

No. 6 Oregon (4-0) at No. 3 PSU (3-0) Kickoff: 7:30 p.m. TV: NBC Odds: Penn State is a 3.5-point favorite. FYI: It’s a White Out. Lions are 13-8 in White Out games. A case can be made that tonight marks the biggest regular-season game of James Franklin’s career and, ever ...

Illini best Lions, 4-3

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. – In a raucous back-and-forth affair from Demirjian Park, the No. 18 Penn State women’s soccer team dropped a 4-3 decision to the Illinois Fighting Illini on Thursday night. The final statistics told a wildly different story than the final score would indicate, with Penn State dominating the run of play throughout Thursday’s battle in Champaign. The Nittany Lions racked up an eye-popping 18 total shots with a team season-high 13 shots on goal, surpassing the previous high of 10 set against Saint Louis in the second match of the year. PSU secured an additional ...