Check out this week's Penn State football podcast with York Daily Record's Frank Bodani, PSU writer Mike Gross and former TV anchor Andrew Kalista.

The Nittany Lions and Buckeyes won't play for the next two seasons. Their programs could be much different in 2028.

Open the Youtube video The Penn State football team enters its toughest two-game stretch of the season this weekend when it faces top-ranked Ohio State on Saturday at noon. Today, the team opens up practice to the media for its weekly view of what’s going on inside the Lasch Football Complex.

The college football landscape is always evolving and constantly changing. Changes come fast in this sport, and we’ve seen that with the Penn State Nittany Lions’ decision to fire James Franklin. Penn State started the year ranked No.

Three weeks into the college football season, No. 1 Ohio State’s week ten matchup with then No. 2 Penn State was primed to have major postseason implications. Since then, Ohio State has remained atop the rankings,

Ohio State leads the series 25-14. The Buckeyes have won eight straight meetings. Penn State's most recent victory came in 2016. Penn State has not won back-to-back meetings in the series since 1978 and 1980 (Fiesta Bowl). The Nittany Lions earned victories in the first four contests between 1912 and 1964.

Penn State is one of several top college football programs in search of a new coach. A surprise name tops the college football odds to be Penn State's coach.

This year’s edition of the Penn State-Ohio State contest has lost a lot of luster in recent weeks due to the Lions starting Big Ten play 0-4. What was once thought to be one of the best games of the season and a likely play-in game for the College Football Playoff has turned into PSU