More from the frosh

College Hoops Net spoke with three of the incoming freshman hoops players on a variety of topics. Some of the interview is a bit mundane but you should check it out.

Another 'P' for QB/P

Guess who pitched for the Quakers in Baseball's 18-8 loss to Maine yesterday? Well, the once-magnificent Todd Roth got the start and picked up where 2009 left off, allowing eight runs (seven earned) in 2 1/3 innings. But the big news is the lefty who entered in the seventh: Kyle Olson.

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Down To The Swimmin' Hole AT SAE

Vitamin Water, You Are Swine

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Aww, Penn Jews And Arabs Team Up For Peace, Wind Up On TV

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In Case You Missed It: World Record!

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Temple's NCAA hopes take another hit

Temple couldn't mount a big enough comeback to erase a 16-point deficit at Dayton today, losing 70-65.

Yale Kids Get Around, Too

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Guest Blog: Interviuesday - Fire Glen Miller's Staff Writers

On December 5, 2008, the blog Fire Glen Miller was born.  As an inheritor of the provocative turn of phrase employed by websites such as Fire Ron Zook and Fire Joe Morgan they stirred up controversy.  Now, a little over two months into their blog life, they've truly made it to the big time, an interview with The Buzz. Join us after the jump as we discuss the Red and Blue crew, Penn Athletics and of course, Glen Miller. The Buzz: At various times through the life of the blog you've described it as "a hate blog," "an inside joke between Penn basketball fans to blow off some frustration," and you claim that "the intention of this blog was not to start a campaign for Miller's removal," so what is your ethos, what is your goal, what do you actually want to see happen to Penn basketball? Magnum: Quite honestly, the blog really did start out as a big joke between student fans.