Hosley won Ivy League Offensive Player of the Year a few weeks after entering the transfer portal.

Ivy League football teams can now participate in postseason play and contend for a national championship.

Hosley becomes the first athlete to win the Offensive Player of the Year in program history and third player under coach Ray Priore to receive the Bushnell Cup.

With the conclusion of the fall semester, let's take a look at how the Red and Blue's teams fared this season.

The sophomore announced he would be entering the transfer portal following the Quakers’ final game.

Hosley's 1,192 rushing yards led the Ivy League this season.

The Quakers fell 20-17 at Princeton in their final game of the year. 

At the core of it all is senior punter/kicker Albert Jang.

For one last time this season, members of The Daily Pennsylvanian predict how the Red and Blue will fare on the gridiron.

In a season full of adversity, the Quakers are looking to send their seniors off on a positive note.

A walk-off field goal lifted the Crimson ahead in the final moments.

Here's how the DP thinks the Quakers will fare this Homecoming weekend.

O’Brien shined as a runner before taking over Penn football’s starting job.

After a deflating loss versus the Crimson last year, Penn has a plenty of motivation heading into Saturday's matchup.

O’Brien broke Penn’s program record for passing touchdowns on Saturday.

No Penn football game will ever top Liam O’Brien’s record-setting performance against Cornell.

It was the Quakers’ most points scored since Ivy League play began in 1956.