Penn State will have a new head coach, a new quarterback and likely a new approach when it tangles with Iowa at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday night. Also new? Terry Smith’s Nittany Lions (3-3, 0-3) will be underdogs for the first time this season.

Spotify | YouTube Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey react to the biggest college football games from Week 7, starting with James Franklin who was fired as Penn State head coach after a loss to Northwestern.

Dillon Thieneman intercepted Drew Allar's pass in the second overtime period and No. 6 Oregon outlasted No. 3 Penn State 30-24.

On the latest episode of the “Triple Option” podcast, Meyer suggested fellow former Florida coach and current UNLV coach, Dan Mullen as a repalcement for Franklin. “How about Dan Mullen,” Meyer said. “…Scored 51 last week. And you know he’s from the Northeast by the way.”

The Nittany Lions had every advantage in hosting the Ducks. Now, they're fighting to keep their playoff hopes afloat.

Penn State coach James Franklin was fired on Sunday, one day after a 22-21 home loss to Northwestern, athletic director Pat Kraft announced. The Nittany Lions were ranked No. 2 in the preseason poll and projected to be national title contenders,

Miami moved back to No. 2 in The Associated Press college football poll and Penn State and Texas fell all the way out of the Top 25.

A Pennsylvania state trooper was charged Tuesday with resisting arrest and public drunkenness after police said they witnessed him repeatedly stumble ahead of Penn State football’s White Out clash with Oregon.

If you accept Pat Kraft at his word — that James Franklin’s dismissal was “not a three-game thing” — it’s apparent all that Penn State gave the coach, who by his own admission would “pound the table” for anything and everything,

In the SEC, the trio breaks down officiating drama that plagued the Auburn vs. Georgia matchup including a controversial fumble call and Kirby Smart convincing officials his calling for a timeout was simply him clapping on the sideline.

Penn State sent shockwaves across the college football world on Saturday when it announced the firing of coach James Franklin after their third consecutive loss