Perhaps more important than the 97 Ivy wins and the eight Ivy championships is the manner in which Bagnoli has conducted himself throughout. More specifically: his honesty.

To enter the prediction business, you have to risk looking like a dead-wrong fool. Keep that in mind as I publish a Penn-centric forecast for 2011.

By the time Major League II rolled into theaters in 1994, five years after the release of one of the greatest baseball movies ever made, the cracks in the franchise were showing.

If there was anything easy about Penn football’s run to a second straight Ivy League championship last year, it was finding a source of motivation.

With several stellar seasons and three games slated for college football primetime, Quaker football fans have much to be excited about.

The Ivy League will enforce limits on full-contact football practices, among other measures, to minimize chances of trauma to the head.

The broadcasting deal with Versus will give the Quakers a chance to showcase their talent.

Two Penn football players donated bone marrow with hopes of saving lives.

Ivy champs shore up needs with hopes of continuing recent Ivy League success

Penn football lost one of its greats last week, when Adolph “Beep Beep” Bellizeare died at age 58.

A walk for Owen Thomas will be held Sunday at Franklin Field to celebrate his life and raise awareness of suicide prevention.

Juniors Luke Nawrocki, Erik Rask and Greg Van Roten will attempt to lead their squad to the record books as captains next fall.

In some respects, the spring game is football at its purest: offense versus defense, man versus man.

Saturday, Penn football took on quite possibly its hardest Ivy opponent of the season — itself — in the closest simulation the team will get to a real game until the fall.

With the announcement of the 2011-12 Penn football schedule, the path to the Quakers’ third-consecutive Ivy League championship has been set out.

Tommy Eggleston, brother of senior forward Jack, has begun the process of walking onto the football team.

Penn's kicker Andrew Samson, a senior, is a candidate for the Fred Mitchell Award, which honors the nation’s most outstanding placekicker.