Penn State had one of its greatest seasons since joining the Big Ten in 1992. The Nittany Lions were 23-14, fought their way ...
When speaking with Jamie Shaw of On3 about Penn State he said, “Coach Rhoades and the new staff re-offered me after they got the job. They want basketball to be big up at State College.
Ferry went on to become UMBC’s head coach. Penn State thought it found stability with the hire of Micah Shrewsberry ... Kraft brought in Mike Rhoades from VCU, who took the Rams to three ...
Both Penn State University’s football coach James Franklin and new men’s basketball coach Mike Rhoades were invited to the state Capitol on Wednesday evening to meet with Gov. Josh Shapiro and ...
I want to put our stamp on it and build this so that we’re in the NCAA Tournament every year,” new head coach Mike Rhoades ...
MISHAWAKA, Ind. (WNDU) - The Penn Kingsmen have hired Valparaiso’s Barak Coolman as the next boys basketball head coach, replacing retiring hall of famer Al Rhodes. Coolman has spent the last ...
"I said in my original press conference, Pennsylvania boy with a Penn State heart, so to have any opportunity to come here and represent Pennsylvania is special for me and coach Rhoades," said ...
The 26th-annual Coaches vs. Cancer of Penn State Golf Tournament, hosted by Nittany Lion basketball head coach Mike Rhoades, will be held Friday, June 2, at the Penn State Golf Courses.
Penn State and VCU will spend Thanksgiving in Florida, where coach Mike Rhoades' current and former teams would merit an intriguing tournament matchup. ESPN on Thursday announced the eight-team ...
At the Penn State Coaches vs. Cancer golf tournament, former teammates and coaches marveled at Booth's development into one ...
Penn State football head coach James Franklin is set for his 10th season with the Nittany Lions. (Daniel Althouse/BWI) “It’s ...
When speaking with Jamie Shaw of On3 about Penn State he said, “Coach Rhoades and the new staff re-offered me after they got the job. They want basketball to be big up at State College.
