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It's an Ivy League worst-vs.-first matchup tonight and Penn basketball is on the wrong side of the ledger. Can the Quakers upset heavily-favored Yale? Join me and find out as I give you all the play-by-play and analysis:
The Quakers have lost six of their last seven games and now kick off a tough road trip at Brown. Can Penn get it together? Or are the Red and Blue doomed to a dead-last finish in the Ivy League? Join me for all the play-by-play and analysis as we find out:
Can Penn basketball get over its recent swoon in a Valentine's Day matchup with Brown? Join me and Senior Staff Writer Kenny Kasper as we give you all of the action and analysis:
After giving then-No. 5 Villanova a scare, can Penn basketball capitalize on its effort and earn a win against Monmouth? Join Sports Editor Emeritus Ian Wenik as he gives you all the action:
Are you ready for some Ivy League basketball? Penn and Princeton kick off the annual 14-game tournament at Jadwin Gym this evening. Follow myself, Senior Sports Editor Steven Tydings and Senior Sports Editor-Elect Riley Steele for all the play-by-play action and analysis as the Quakers take on the Tigers:
Are you ready for some Big 5 basketball? Join me and Sports Editor Holden McGinnis as we give you all the play-by-play action and analysis from the Quakers' matchup against the Explorers.
Welcome back, Penn fans! After a 13-day layoff, the Quakers are looking to keep their three-game winning streak alive against SEC foe Vanderbilt. Join myself and Senior Sports Editor-Elect Riley Steele as we give you all the action.
Winners of two in a row on the road, Penn basketball looks to extend its winning streak to three as it returns home to the Palestra to take on Marist. Join myself and staff writer Seamus Powers as we give you all the action:
It's the grand fin-Al-e for legendary Penn football coach Al Bagnoli after 23 years at the helm of Penn football. Can the Quakers send their leader off with a victory? Join me and fellow Sports Editor Holden McGinnis as we give you all the action:
Happy homecoming, Quakers fans! Stay out of the rain and follow along as myself and Sports Editor Emeritus Riley Steele give you all the action for Penn's contest against Brown:
Why will Brown beat Penn football and spoil homecoming? Brown Daily Herald staff writer Andrew Flax explains why:
Former Eagles offensive tackle and current Congressman Jon Runyan (R-NJ) came to speak at Huntsman Hall Tuesday night at an event organized by the College Republicans, touching on various issues across the political spectrum and memories from his football career. We caught up with the All-Pro after the event to talk Congressional football, Penn, and more:
The Ivy League men’s basketball preseason teleconference was held Wednesday, which gave each coach a chance to talk at length about their team’s prospects for the 2014-15 season. Here are some takeaways from four key Ancient Eight squads.
Penn football finally got its first win of the year on Saturday, taking down lowly Columbia. This weekend, a much greater test awaits in a strong Yale squad. Our editors debate: Does the Columbia game change the outlook for Penn football, or are the Quakers bound to fall to the Elis?
Our sports editors look back at Penn-Dartmouth from last year and try to predict what will happen this year. Enjoy!
With many Penn sports about to begin Ivy play while others like field hockey and women’s soccer are already in the midst of conference matches, it’s time to look at the expectations for each squad moving forward. Our editors look at what we’re looking for from some of Penn’s fall sports moving forward.
Our Sports Editors discuss Penn football's upcoming matchup with Villanova and whether the Red and Blue can take down the No. 6 ranked Wildcats
Penn men’s soccer heads to Penn State on Wednesday to take on the No. 7 Nittany Lions. It seems to be Penn’s luck that a week after facing two top 15 ranked squads that it takes on another one so soon. With coach Rudy Fuller preparing his team with the best competition possible for Ivy play, we give you a Three Up, Three Down…
Fans going to Penn football home games this season will have the chance to get up close and personal with some very special hardware.
A few weeks ago, Penn football didn’t even know who its starting punter was going to be.