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Penn men’s basketball had perhaps the most eventful season opener in recent memory at George Mason. The Quakers survived substantial adversity and eked out a 72-71 win. Here are three takeaways from the first game of the season.
Penn field hockey’s season may be over, but the accolades are just coming in.
PRINCETON, N.J. — Winning the title on Senior Night to make the NCAA Tournament made for a fairy-tale ending to a great regular season — for Princeton.
Who’s surprised?
Grit is an intangible. It also costs $75 with Amazon Prime.
In the throes of Ivy League play, our staff decided to take a look at the best individual performers of Penn Athletics' fall season. For one team having a dominant season, two stars at opposite ends of the pitch have impressed tremendously, while the third nominee seems to be carrying her team on her back offensively. But which of the three deserve to be fall MVP?
Former Penn men's basketball star and coach Jerome Allen pleaded guilty to bribery in a federal district court on Friday.
Dartmouth senior running back Rashaad Cooper took the handoff and lunged toward the goal line. Linebacker Nick Miller was there to force a fumble, but Dartmouth offensive lineman Phil Berton fell on the football in the end zone. Touchdown Big Green.
Justin Watson will step foot on an NFL field in the regular season for the first time Sunday. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver was a healthy scratch in the first three games of the season as the sixth player on the depth chart at his position, but will suit up Sunday against the Chicago Bears.
Penn football has one of the better defenses in the league, but so far, Dartmouth's looks to be even better.
It's been over a year, but Penn football remains in quarterback purgatory.
NFL rookie Justin Watson has made the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 53-man roster in his rookie season.
With the majority of fall sports kicking off this weekend, we at The Daily Pennsylvanian figured it was a perfect time to look ahead and think about endings. Our Sports Editors discuss which of Penn's teams have the strongest rosters and are likeliest to win a title — Ivy or otherwise.
Sand. It’s rough and irritating and it gets everywhere. Including the back of the net.
Former Penn wide receiver and current NFL rookie Justin Watson is now halfway through his first professional preseason. Amid a fierce competition for the last one or two receiver spots on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers roster and fresh off his first NFL touchdown two Saturdays ago, Watson took some time to chat with The Daily Pennsylvanian in an exclusive interview.
The best receiver in school history is starting to make a name for himself in Tampa, Fla., but his roster spot is still far from secured.
Last season at Penn, wide receiver Justin Watson caught a touchdown pass in every game he pulled on the jersey.
Jerome Allen, one of the biggest stars in Penn men’s basketball history and the Quakers' head coach from 2009 to 2015, allegedly accepted bribes while coaching at Penn, according to a Bloomberg report.
No doubt about it — that was the wrong decision.
After two years at the Palestra, the Ivy League men’s and women’s basketball tournaments are moving to New Haven, Conn.