Why Penn State was ranked No. 6 by the College Football Playoff selection committee
CFP chair Warde Manuel met with reporters on a Tuesday night teleconference to answer questions about the first set of rankings. Manuel, Michigan’s athletic director, was asked about Penn State, its standing at No. 6 and its resume against Tennessee and others.
Penn State is No. 6 in the College Football Playoff committee’s initial rankings. At 7-1, the Nittany Lions are ...
After two months of watching college football, fans across the country got a first glimpse ... in how the first rankings ...
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Deja vu for Penn State, SMU's ascendance headline winners and losers from Week 10 of the college football seasonBut I'm starting to think the changes in college football — from the 12-team playoff to the ... namely in the Big Ten. Ohio ...
The Week 10 showdown between the Penn State Nittany Lions and the Ohio State Buckeyes lived up to expectations as ...
The Ohio State Buckeyes beat the then-undefeated Penn State Nittany Lions Saturday. While the game ended 20-13, it didn't ...
Outside of the first ten minutes of the game, Ohio State was in complete control against Penn State last Saturday. Walking ...
One of the top wide receivers in college football will be on display when Tyler Warren and the Penn State Nittany Lions (7-0) ...
Fine-margin games mean that the little things will end up being the big differences, but how Penn State and Ohio State ...
Penn State football quarterback Drew Allar is not focusing on the long-term with the College Football Playoff approaching.
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