Video: What is Erin Andrews' favorite sport?

Penn State Clips loves ESPN's Erin Andrews (click photo at right to embiggen), but we're not stalkers.

What is Erin's favorite sport? TMZ has the details...

What's Right About College Football?

We hear a lot about what's wrong with college football: Jim Tressel engaging in a months-long cover-up at Ohio State; a Ponzi schemer paying players at Miami; student-athletes who are much more athlete than student, etc.

But what's right with college football? Glad you asked...

Penn State Football Haiku

Time for some Penn State football haiku.

We'll get you started, post your best offerings in the comments box...

Penn State Mauls Temple in Big Win (Podcast)

The Penn State defense mauled Temple in a big ugly win.

Mauled? We explain why in the podcast below.

Urban Meyer on Tempo and the Hybrid Tight End (Podcast)

This morning Urban Meyer talked about Tempo and the hybrid tight end on ESPN.

Oklahoma snaps the ball every 18 seconds. While I don't have the actual statistics it appears it takes Penn State about 34 seconds.

I think you will agree our offense typically looks like it is moving in slow motion.

Listen below. You can comment in the Add New Comments box below.

What are your thoughts on today's Temple game? What are you expecting.

Tough going for Penn State football since Joe Paterno's 400th victory

On November 6th, 2010, Joe Paterno earned his 400th career victory with an amazing comeback against Northwestern.

Since climbing out of that 21-0 hole, things have been rough for the Nittany Lions...

Penn State Hoop Coach Pat Chambers Talks @ Paternoville

Update: Penn State Clips Lock of the Year

Earlier today we gave you our Penn State Clips Lock of the Year. How did we do?

Penn State Clips Lock of the Year

We don't issue many wagering prognostication, but Saturday's Alabama at Penn State game offers a very compelling opportunity for point spread afficianados...

New AAN Tools Teach High School Coaches and Athletes How to Spot a Sports Concussion

The American Academy of Neurology, the leading group of neurologists dedicated to managing sports concussion, is issuing a call to all youth and high school coaches, athletes and parents to learn the signs of sports concussion and to know when a player must leave the game.

The call to action is part of the Academy's latest educational campaign, which includes new tools to reduce the estimated four million sports concussions experienced each year in the United States. Learn more at www.aan.com/concussion.