Penn State Motivated After Huge Win Over Michigan
Just after Penn State scored the winning touchdown to beat Michigan, coach Bill O'Brien sprinted down the field, arms raised, toward the sea of white in the south end zone.
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Just after Penn State scored the winning touchdown to beat Michigan, coach Bill O'Brien sprinted down the field, arms raised, toward the sea of white in the south end zone.
All-session ticket packages go on sale Monday for the inaugural Big Ten Men's Ice Hockey Tournament.
Michigan's loss to Penn State caused fans pain. Some suffered more than others.
Bill Belton ran for a 2-yard touchdown in the fourth overtime to lift Penn State past No. 18 Michigan 43-40 in maybe the biggest win in coach Bill O'Brien's two seasons with the Nittany Lions.
With a perfect season on the line, Michigan has every reason to get pumped entering Happy Valley. Turns out, so does Penn State.
Tuesday, Michigan did the opposite, and players strained to hear quarterback Devin Gardner whisper in the huddle.
In the midst of their defeat of Minnesota, the Wolverines also suffered a loss - that of defensive tackle Ondre Pipkins.
Michigan figured out a way to help Devin Gardner cut down on mistakes.
Devin Gardner has turned the ball over seven times in two games, making Michigan vulnerable to being upset.
After uncomfortably close wins over Akron and Connecticut in back-to-back weeks, Michigan appreciated its recent bye week.
Penn State coach Bill O'Brien sure enjoys it when the seasons change.
College football's winningest program hasn't gone this long without one since the gap between its 1950 and 1964 conference titles.
The season opener is six weeks away, and Michigan already has an injury concern.
Notre Dame has a knack for winning close games under coach Brian Kelly.
Michigan has slipped in The Associated Press college football poll the past two week despite staying undefeated.
