Why does Penn State say 'We Are'? Explaining history of the Nittany Lions' chant
For years, Penn State had a pair of popular cheers, “The Nittany Lion” and "Short Yell State.” In the mid-1970s, according to Penn State historian Lou Prato, the Nittany Lions’ cheerleaders were awed when making road trips with the team to Ohio State and USC, both of which used call-and-response cheers among fans to liven the in-stadium atmosphere.
Detroit Lions coach Dan Campbell has gained a reputation as one of the league’s most aggressive coaches, and the numbers back ...
When speaking to reporters Thursday, Lions kicker Jake Bates discussed the impact of his UFL experience and how it prepared ...
A look at Penn State football's record and history in the Orange Bowl ahead of Thursday's College Football Playoff semifinal ...
The Detroit Lions wrapped up the NFC North in the final game of the 2024 season, and in doing so earned a week off and a ...
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Penn State Football Begins Offseason of Change After Orange Bowl LossThe Nittany Lions could look quite different in 2025, as the program awaits decisions from several key players.
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Talent-wise, the Lions' current unit is up there with some of the best offenses in NFL history, a list that includes the ...
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Detroit Lions’ Monday Night Football win sets the stage for a historic Week 18 showdownRecent history favors the Lions, who handed Minnesota its first loss of the season back in October thanks to a field goal ...
The Lions’ win drew 28.5 million viewers, according to a release from NBC, across television and digital platforms. That ...
Marcus Freeman and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish beat Penn State in a thrilling Orange Bowl, advancing to the National Championship.
As if Sunday's demolition at the hands of the Lions wasn't bad enough, NBC announced that the audience that tuned in for the ...
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