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It has been a wild week in the NFL, where the combination of Thanksgiving games and coronavirus postponements will make this the longest week in NFL history. During this craziness, let’s check in on how the Penn alumni Kevin Stefanski, Justin Watson, Greg Van Roten, and Brandon Copeland fared in Week 12.
Now past the halfway point for most teams, NFL teams are beginning to gear up for the playoffs or position themselves for next season. As this picture becomes clearer, we check in on how the Penn alumni Kevin Stefanski, Justin Watson and Brandon Copeland fared in Week 10.
We are now eight weeks into a rocky NFL season, as four Penn alumni navigate the new COVID-19 landscape. As we near the halfway point of the season, we check in with how they're doing.
At the forefront of the return to play for collegiate athletics sits a prominent Penn figure.
Starting a job virtually is a challenge for anyone.
This story is part of a series on Penn football's 18 Ivy League titles. Click here to read about the team's 1984 championship.
After Penn men's basketball's third-place finish at the Wooden Legacy this weekend, two Quakers were awarded individual honors from the Ivy League and Big 5.
This Thanksgiving, Penn men’s basketball has a lot to be thankful for, including the four three-point lines on the Anaheim Arena court.
After the end of the season for sprint football, field hockey, men’s soccer, and cross country, All-Ivy honorees were announced, and several members of the Red and Blue made the list.
Penn freshmen continue to put the Ivy League on watch.
When you watch Penn football, it's easy to get lost in the crowd of more than 100 players and coaches. But there’s one person who is always there and seldom gets mentioned – Reverend Mark Pass.
After a summer of renovations to the Class of 1923 Ice Rink, the Penn men’s and women’s club hockey team’s were excited to get back on the ice of their new arena.
After a busy week for Penn Athletics, two performances by freshmen stood out among the rest.
After a last-second win this weekend, there was plenty to be happy about for Penn football.
With Penn men's basketball getting set to start its quest for an Ivy League title, here is a look at the rest of the Ancient Eight competition. After a 2018-19 season in which 13 of the 14 All-Ivy players returned to their respective schools, this year should see a lot of new faces stepping into big roles. Here is a guide to each team's outlook for the 2019-20 season, ordered by the results of the preseason poll.
Penn men’s soccer had an all-Ivy level performance last week.
The freshman class continues to make a major impact for Penn women’s soccer.
The Red and Blue had five straight losses to start the year, but Penn field hockey has managed to turn the corner in recent weeks.
One year later, but no issues this time around.
Nine games. Nine starts.