Penn basketball routed by Vanderbilt, 79-50
Tennessee has certainly not been kind to Penn's basketball teams this season.
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Tennessee has certainly not been kind to Penn's basketball teams this season.
The name on the door next to his new office — a room now occupied by the new defensive coordinator — still bears his name. Inside the corner office, the one that seems like the biggest space in the building, the words “Congrats Coach” are still fresh on the white board across from his desk.
N o matter what Penn basketball accomplishes — or doesn’t accomplish — this year, every single narrative surrounding the program will tie into the degree of proverbial heat underneath the chair of a certain coach in his fifth full season.
New Penn football head coach Ray Priore didn’t waste too much time to find his replacement as defensive coordinator. A mere four days after officially seizing the program’s reins, Priore and Penn Athletics announced that current the Quakers had hired current Albany defensive coordinator Bob Benson to fill the same position with the Red and Blue. Shortly after that announcement, coach Benson spoke exclusively with The Daily Pennsylvanian about his friendship with Priore and his expectations for Penn football moving forward.
Four days after officially taking over the reins of Penn football, head coach Ray Priore hasn’t waited long to put his own stamp on the program.
As Penn basketball was trying to flip the script on its early season woes, a huge shot from a young contributor gave the Red and Blue exactly the boost they needed.
As allegations of sexual assault continue to emerge against Bill Cosby, Penn Athletics has confirmed that no official relationship exists between the University and the Philadelphia comedian.
Home sweet home.
It was going to be the perfect sendoff for Penn football coach Al Bagnoli.
After 23 years, it's time for Al Bagnoli to say goodbye to Franklin Field.
L ike any other team, Penn football will hold a ceremony before its final home game of the 2014 season to honor its senior class, a group comprised of key contributors from the Quakers’ most recent Ivy title team in 2012.
Seventeen wins in two seasons. Four members of last year’s team have graduated. Another four players are gone for various reasons. A projected seventh-place finish in the Ivy League this year.
Seven games into the 2014 season, it’s impossible to deny the sense of disappointment surrounding Penn football. It hasn’t been hard to identify a feeling of hopelessness pervading fans and even players of a program that recently enjoyed one of the most dominant title runs in Ivy League history.
If there was ever a time where Penn football needed to bear down, this would be it.
E n tering this season, it was easy to point to several of Penn football’s different units and marvel at the team’s depth.
As Penn football seemed to be in with the new on Saturday, the first half of the Quakers' game with Columbia looked like a lot more of the same.
UPDATE: The headline of this article has been updated to reflect that the simple assault charge came after Cameron Countryman was allegedly called a racial slur. He has since accepted anger management class and his charges were dropped. Countryman never went to trial for the incident.
We sat down with Penn football senior running back Kyle Wilcox and asked him a few questions in another edition of 30 seconds with...
It’s no secret that Penn football is a team loaded with veteran talent.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Entering its season opener on Sept. 20, I believed Penn football was going to be crowned Ivy League champions at the end of 2014.