When Penn was deep at running back but depleted in the secondary, Bradford Blackmon and Matt Hamscher put the team ahead of personal desires.

Sophomore running back Lyle Marsh is out for the season, but the Quakers have no reason to ring the warning bells yet.

The defending Ivy champion Penn football team proved why it’s ranked No. 24 in the FCS, hanging tough with the No. 1 Wildcats late in the game.

Although the Quakers kept within striking distance of the Wildcats, a number of mistakes and a costly injury proved the difference in the 22-10 loss.

Follow all the action with the Daily Pennsylvanian sports writers covering tonight's football game as the Red and Blue try to beat their cross-town rivals and the top-ranked FCS team for the first time in 99 years.

Penn has not beaten Villanova in 99 years. But at 7 p.m. tonight, it will be battling something more formidable than a daunting series history.

Linebacker Jake Peterson — now a whopping 24 years of age — has gained a panoramic perspective on Red and Blue football in general, watching the team evolve through his extended tenure.

When people call for an end to the toast toss, they lose sight of what defines the Quakers: tradition.

Rev. Katherine Brearley will testify about legislation to safely manage concussions in student athletes.

Penn's defense returned to No. 1 in the FCS and Jon Saelinger earned Ivy and FCS weekly honors.

On Saturday Penn students flocked down to 33rd Street two hours before kickoff, but that didn’t necessarily send them into the stands.

The Penn defense that finished No. 1 in the nation in 2009 picked up right where it left off in Saturday’s season-opening victory against Lafayette.

This season is not just about the action on the field — it’s about paying tribute to two fallen leaders.

The Quakers came back from a halftime deficit to beat Lafayette, 19-14, Sat. night at Franklin Field.

Follow along and interact with the DP Sports writers at Franklin Field as they cover the season opener against the Leopards.

Entering his 50th and final season, C.T. Alexander has seen it all. How will his last call play out?

After a series of injuries, senior Keiffer Garton has been cleared to play in the season opener against Lafayette Saturday at Franklin Field. But how much he will play is the question.