CAA's football season canceled by pandemic
CAA football became the latest domino to tumble in college football, announcing on Friday it will not have a conference schedule this fall because of concerns over the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Iona, Manhattan, Stony Brook still in mix
St. John's took a big step towards securing an NCAA tournament at-large bid Saturday. But three other local schools moved closer to the Big Dance as well.
Hofstra reboot required more than Pride
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -- Hofstra lost a game Saturday afternoon, but the program appears back on the winning track.Joe Mihalich’s undermanned Pride led Northeastern for all of the first half and nearly halfway through the second, before the Huskies snatched control and salted the game away 70-57.
NCF: Boise State builds on outsider status
In ESPN The Magazine's College Football Preview, Steve Wulf writes that of all the schools snubbed by the BCS, Boise State has built an entire program around its outsider status. And the Broncos know the playoffs won't change that.
Stanford will retire No. 7; Elway 'humbled'
Thirty years after he left school, Stanford football is retiring John Elway's No. 7 jersey.
Wilson urges IU fans to take more pride
Before coaching a game for Indiana, Kevin Wilson got into a spat with two sports radio hosts who poked fun at the Hoosiers' lack of success on the gridiron.
Gators, Rebels carry SEC pride in 2012-13
With the NCAA baseball tournament heating up, it’s worth looking back at which SEC schools had the best (and worst) seasons in the three major men’s sports.
Notre Dame's Kelly 'disappointed' in Golson
Notre Dame coach Brian Kelly said that the recent news of Everett Golson's departure for the fall is like a father being disappointed in his son.
Trustee who fired Paterno leaving PSU board
The Penn State trustee who fired football coach Joe Paterno over the phone will leave the board when his term ends in June, the university announced Thursday.
Haynes introduced as new coach at Kent State
Paul Haynes is right back where he was a skinny walk-on some 25 years ago.
Penn State opens O'Brien era with loss to Ohio
They came to Happy Valley, 90,000 strong, to chant and cheer and stand by their team in a new era of Penn State football.
Penn St. pep rally opens football weekend
Fans tossed footballs, the marching band played the fight song and a familiar refrain echoed through the Beaver Stadium crowd.