On July 23, 2012, the NCAA imposed unprecedented sanctions on Penn State's football program following investigations into the Sandusky Scandal. Three years later, Penn State football isn't just still here -- it's alive and thriving.
It turns out that Louis Freeh, his law firm, and Penn State can only take so many time-outs before being ordered to hand over the documents used to compile the Freeh Report to the Paterno Family.
The 'Happy Valley' documentary is now on Netflix. Here are five reasons why it sucks.
At the Associated Press Sports Editors Commissioners meeting this morning, Mark Emmert came the closest he has to admitting the NCAA was out of line.
Add Steve Spurrier to the list of famous college football coaches to support Joe Paterno. In an interview with The State, a Columbia, S.C. newspaper, Spurrier reflected on his upcoming 70th birthday, and weighed in on the legacy of Penn State's longtime coach.
Louis Freeh wants to take Graham Spanier's homefield advantage away in his defamation lawsuit against the former FBI Director.