What was PSU’s “Signature Victory” this season?
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Their biggest victory was earlier this week, when CJF said he's going to be around for a long time.
There's a good chance Harbaugh will be available after they lose their bowl game.Because PPB is devolving to the MichNittWitt “no signature wins” argument...... but only counting one year
Wisconsin was 22-10, but yeah.
Really more like 3 "signature losses."
But a convincing Senior Day win against a Maryland team that took Ohio State to OT and lost by one point looks pretty good too, especially since that same Ohio State team blew out Michigan.
Another way to look at it is that Penn State was less than 7 points away from being 11-1 on the year.
Really more like 3 "signature losses."
But a convincing Senior Day win against a Maryland team that took Ohio State to OT and lost by one point looks pretty good too, especially since that same Ohio State team blew out Michigan.
Another way to look at it is that Penn State was less than 7 points away from being 11-1 on the year.
Pitt or today. Today was probably the best the team has looked in a win since Pitt.
and we still missed some plays
and holy cow was Maryland holding like their lives depended on it
Good catch on the Wisky typo. The “edit poll” feature won’t allow me to correct the Wisconsin score.
This reminds me very much of the end of the 1993, 1996, or 1998 seasons. The team is all of a sudden looking very solid heading into next year with emerging stars returning. I expect that we'll start the season ranked somewhere between #7 - #11 and we will start 5-0.
There is a very difficult three-game stretch before the bye week (at Iowa, vs. Michigan, at MSU). But, it seems survivable. The OSU game is in late November, sandwiched between Indiana and Rutgers. I think it is more favorable than this year's schedule, TBH.
There is a very difficult three-game stretch before the bye week (at Iowa, vs. Michigan, at MSU). But, it seems survivable. The OSU game is in late November, sandwiched between Indiana and Rutgers. I think it is more favorable than this year's schedule, TBH.
Yeah that was crazy - only saw 2 quarters and saw about 5 blatant hold by MD - WTF Ref’s.
I wouldn’t bet on that.There's a good chance Harbaugh will be available after they lose their bowl game.
Who cares about a "signature win"? I was entertained all year, cheered on my alma mater, and have hope that next year will be entertaining as well.
If we had a "signature win," my life wouldn't be changed one iota.
If we had a "signature win," my life wouldn't be changed one iota.
You're right, by that time Condi Rice and Booger eater might be OC and DC for the Browns with Kayne West as head coach.
Write-on votes don’t count in the official results but are appreciated nonetheless.
I understand the sentiment there was no signature win in the traditional sense, but I chose Maryland because, imho, it was their best and most complete game this year.
He has become quite michnittlionesque in the recent months.Because PPB is devolving to the MichNittWitt “no signature wins” argument...... but only counting one year
Rhule’s Bears are going to a bowl after an impressive 500% improvement in year-over-year wins.
If the receivers have a typical year that we have come to expect; that is catching passes and running good routes from the start of the season we are 11-1. Coach Franklin needs to take a hard look at the drop off from Gattis last year.
Well in fairness he didn’t inherit a roster that was devoid of talent. Certainly they were under the cloud of the Briles mess but even Grobe won 7 games as acting coach.Rhule’s Bears are going to a bowl after an impressive 500% improvement in year-over-year wins.
Maybe someone
Let's play
Alabama: LSU
Clemson: A&M
Notre Dame: Michigan
Georgia: Florida
Oklahoma: West Virginia
Ohio State: Michigan
Michigan: Penn State
UCF: Cincinnati or Pitt
LSU: Georgia
Texas: Oklahoma
Florida: LSU
Washington: Wazzu
Washington State: Utah
Kentucky: Florida
West Virginia: Texas
So--we're the only top 15 P5 team without a top 25 win, right?
I'm glad you asked that question
Define signature. Most teams being discussed for a NY6 bowl at least have a win over a ranked opponent. Everyone but arguably UCF has a better win than Pitt and they also beat Pitt. Is Cincinnati a better win than Pitt?
I mean, can we be honest and say this is an underwhelming 9 win season. Not only don't we have a "good" win but we have a very bad loss
I’d say the news that USC is retaining their HC making almost a sure thing that CJF is roaming around the Lasch building and Beaver Stadium.What does everyone think?
OL
So, what's your point? Oh, you don't really have one, do you? You're simply an argumentative troll. Why don't you go to the o-zone. I'm sure they're all happy there and you can tell them how bad PSU is.
Franklin has taken the Lions to a bowl every season at Penn State. TaxSlayer(Gator), Pinstripe, Rose, and Fiesta. No losing seasons even with a depleted number of scholarship athletes. Also a B1G title.Rhule’s Bears are going to a bowl after an impressive 500% improvement in year-over-year wins.
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