Revered Penn State Coach Joe Paterno Dies Of Cancer
Penn State students and alumni are in mourning. The winningest major college football coach of all time, Joe Paterno, passed away at the age of 85.
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Penn State students and alumni are in mourning. The winningest major college football coach of all time, Joe Paterno, passed away at the age of 85.
After a hard-fought battle with the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship, the New England Patriots are heading to their fifth Super Bowl since 2001.
Haley Peters scored a career-high 21 points and No. 5 Duke beat No. 8 Maryland 80-72 on Sunday for its 10th straight win.
Four McGlynn scored 15 points, leading six Vermont players in double figures, and Brian Voelkel had 10 assists in a 90-62 victory over Maryland-Baltimore County on Sunday.
Erik Etherly scored seven of his 19 points on the first-half run that propelled Loyola (Md.) ahead of Saint Peter's, and the Greyhounds pulled away for a 65-54 win Sunday.
Joe Paterno, who racked up more wins than anyone else in major college football but was fired from Penn State amid a child sex abuse scandal, has died. He was 85.
The purple party planning is in full swing around Baltimore. As thousands of fans watch Sunday's game, food will be a part of the fun.
That other team in Baltimore can't catch a break. The Orioles on Saturday held an event designed to create a buzz about the club before spring training begins next month.
Adrian Powell made a layup with 15 seconds left and North Carolina A&T held on to beat Morgan State 62-61 Saturday.
Sherrod Wright scored 22 points off the bench and George Mason's reserves outscored Towson's bench 43-1 in a 72-60 win over Towson on Saturday.
Khalif Wyatt and Ramone Moore each scored 20 points to lead Temple to a 73-60 win over Maryland on Saturday.
It's not just any purple Friday, but a playoff purple Friday. It's down to the wire for the Ravens as they get ready to face the New England Patriots. They're fighting for an AFC Championship and a ticket to the Super Bowl. WJZ is your home for the playoff run.
The celebration of all things Ravens continues.
New England quarterback Tom Brady no longer is on the injury report for the AFC championship game against Baltimore.
