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CJ Doon

CJ is a senior journalism major from Long Island and Onward State's Sports Editor. He is a third-generation Penn Stater, and his grandfather wrestled for the university back in the 1930s under coach Charlie “Doc” Speidel. Besides writing, one of his favorite activities is making sea puns. You can follow him on Twitter @CJDoon, and send your best puns to [email protected], just for the halibut.

John Urschel Creates Math Scholarship Program With Penn State Alumnus

Urschel has teamed up with Penn State graduate Jim Trexler, director of the Mathnasium of Roland Park, on a new scholarship program that will award six-month scholarships to area high school students in Baltimore.

No. 3 Men’s Volleyball Begins Season With Two-Straight Losses At Outrigger Invitational

The 16-time defending EIVA conference champion men's volleyball team opened the 2015 season on a sour note, dropping its first two matches of the season to No. 8 UC Irvine and No. 10 Hawaii for a last-place finish at the Outrigger Invitational in Honolulu, Hawaii.

Penn State’s Miraculous Comeback Thwarted in 5-4 Overtime Loss To Ohio State

Casey Bailey's hat trick helped Penn State erase a four-goal third period deficit, but Ohio State stole the first game at Pegula Arena in over two months, winning in overtime, 5-4.

Lady Lions Stumble Again With 19-Point Loss To Wisconsin

The Lady Lions dropped yet another game in what's quickly becoming a season to forget, losing their fifth straight game to Wisconsin by 19 points, 65-46, on Tuesday night in Madison to remain winless in the Big Ten.

Jesse James Becomes Third Nittany Lion To Enter 2015 NFL Draft

Junior tight end Jesse James will forgo his senior season to enter the 2015 NFL Draft, joining offensive tackle Donovan Smith and defensive end Deion Barnes as the other Nittany Lions to forfeit a final year of eligibility to enter the professional ranks.

Our Worst Nightmare Realized: Penn State Loses To Rutgers, 50-46

Penn State men's basketball shot a nightmarish 28.8 percent from the field, including a paltry 5-for-27 from downtown, committed 12 turnovers, and sent Rutgers to the charity stripe 28 times, falling to the Scarlet Knights 50-46 on Saturday night in Piscataway.

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