Will cover many areas. See the link below. Highlights from the article:

“UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Peter and Ann Tombros, longtime philanthropic and volunteer leaders for Penn State, have made a new commitment of $26 million that places them among the top five donors in the University's history. Their new gifts, which will come through their estate and their family foundation, will benefit programs across Penn State and create a University-wide endowment to fuel innovation and encourage other alumni and friends to support the institution.”

And,

“Through their new commitment, the Tombroses will create a first-of-its-kind fund for the University’s top leadership. The Peter and Ann Cullen Tombros Endowment will provide the Penn State President, guided by an advisory board of University leaders including the executive vice president and provost, the senior vice president for business and finance, and the vice president for development and alumni relations, with support that can be used to supply seed grants for pilot initiatives; foster philanthropy and volunteering among the Penn State community; and encourage other donors to support the University by providing matching funds for their gifts.”

And,

“As fans of Penn State men’s basketball, the Tombroses are endowing the men’s basketball coach position, establishing a fund that will allow the Peter and Ann Tombros Head Coach to enhance opportunities for student-athletes through scholarships, travel, equipment, and other needs.”

Don’t shoot the messenger, I thought it was worthy of posting

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please use this thread for all discussions about PSU's MLAX for the coming season, postseason, and for news following the season.

Of course it’s all cyclical but the East and West remain horribly imbalanced. Having OSU, PSU, Michigan and Michigan State all on the same side is so absurd. Fine, they want to keep OSU and Michigan on the same side, but do some shifting around. In the West only Wisconsin has been consistently pretty good. Iowa, Nebraska and Northwestern are all mediocre programs with only Nebraska having a strong history.

So, will they ever rebalance?

Not a pocket passer right now so what does he do well? Can’t change the whole scheme but adding something is doable.

Franklin gets a semi filled with cash to leave… do you seriously consider Coach Pry?

link

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cb...xpected-to-finish-2021-season-per-report/amp/

Fire up the Franklin to LSU rumors.

If CJF leaves at the end of the year do you think there is any chance at all that PSU circles back to BOB?

In the Coaches Poll, Oklahoma jumps Cincy to take over the number two spot, Bama is at four. The Big Ten East holds the next four spots with a Ohio State at 5, Michigan at 6, Michigan State at 7 and Penn State at 8. Iowa drops to 11.

Nothing can stop the Pitt Army!

Tomorrow's Top 25 Today: Cincinnati up to No. 2, Oklahoma State into top 10 in new college football rankings

Projecting the new AP Top 25 college football rankings after Week 7 of the 2021 season

www.cbssports.com

Can he come back for a 6th year?

However I think we have the right guy now based on current commitments. I understand why Levis wanted to transfer and given the new rules how do you convince him to stay. He wanted to start and got his wish. We missed on some guys, but recruiting a kid is a process that develops over several years. Any coaching changes will have some ripple effect. However it was the right move to change coordinators last year and the benefits far outweigh the negatives.

I mean IoBwhahahha...

Frenentz's boys rolling on the turf faking ability.

Patience and field position is what makes them a tough team to beat. Punt the ball and play field position. Stick with the game plan. The long play action pass for a TD near the end was a prime example of patience paying off.
Reminds me of coach Paterno in that regard.
Something our current coach obviously doesn’t prescribe to.

and it has nothing to do with football or our team, of whom I remain proud.
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Obviously not a Midnighter poll question....Do you have a preference Home Depot or Lowe's?

Watch this clip, unbelievable

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Doesn't look like a concussion. He's walking the sidelines. Ribs?

If nothing is broken or torn, he needed to be out there. That's what leaders do when the team needs you. I'm sick over this loss. We were far better than Iowa. They won on an injury. Sux!

I guess they just see the final score. In my view, we were clearly the better team with Clifford at QB. The defense didn't look elite at all. They will probably go 12-0 then get smoked by whoever wins the Big Ten East.

A few days after man article appeared on how he has so much respect for the PSU program and grew up a PSU fan his team, fans, and especially coaches laughed, made fun of PSU injuries. IMO, Ferentz is a scumbag, and eff him.

obviously the plays that caused injury to SC and PJ were at top of the list, but a few others came into play.

• All the punts inside the 10 yd line with some in the 2-3 yd line area. What are the chances that a punter is going to be able to hit that type of punt so many times. There has to be some pure luck in doing it every time.
• The chop block call, which looked marginal, set off a major shift to field position, as it was followed by IP calls and another punt from end zone.
• TCF missed tackle on a FR WR was very big play. That should have been a short gain.
• missed assignment on the TD pass, although it did not look like the Iowa player scored. My guess is they may have scored off that series, but you never know (remember our 3 TDs called back plus a Pat TD overturned on one series = wound up as FG for us).

Wisconsin's Defense was #3 in the nation in Total Defense going into yesterday's game allowing only 249 yards a game. They shutout Illinois 24-0 and only allowed Illinois 93 offensive yards. Iowa's offense is so pitifully bad - they don't have a chance against Wisconsin's defense. And it's @Wisconsin.

Was it just me or was this guy ecstatic that Iowa won???? He announced the game like he had Iowa and the under and giving 1.5 points. I thought he was gonna have a coranary after the last Iowa pic. BTW....I noticed how he didn't say how stupid it was for the Iowa safety to intercept a ball 20 yards downfield on 4th down!

From her Athletic article:

Roberson’s inability to lead the offense Saturday brings into question Penn State’s long-term issues with the No. 2 quarterback position. This was the void coaches wanted to fill in the offseason via the transfer portal, to bring in someone who could push Clifford and who, at the very least, could add experience to a room where there are just three scholarship quarterbacks (one is true freshman Christian Veilleux). Franklin said they had options via the portal but kept searching for the right fit. The staff failed to add anyone. This loss falls on them.