Pitt Head Coach Paul Chryst: "We Have Momentum, But Still Have Work To Do"
Coach Chryst has already turned the page forward to 2014 and likes what he has coming back.
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Coach Chryst has already turned the page forward to 2014 and likes what he has coming back.
With the announcement of Team Canada's roster coming on Tuesday, Penguins Winger Chris Kunitz continues to find his name in the middle of a debate as to whether or not he belongs on the team.
With all signs pointing to Offensive Coordinator Todd Haley returning next year, Safety Ryan Clark weighed in with his opinion on the defensive side of the ball and said Coordinator Dick LeBeau should be brought back as well.
After being fired by the Tennessee Titans, former Head Coach Mike Munchak wasted no time in interviewing for the Head Coaching position at his alma mater, Penn State.
The Pirates today announced the signing of 31-year-old outfielder Chris Dickerson to a minor league deal which also includes an invitation to Major League spring training as a non-roster player.
National insider for NFL Network and NFL.com Ian Rapoport joined The Fan Morning Show on Monday to break down the Steelers' decision to bring back Todd Haley.
It's New Year's resolution time. Here's what prominent sports figures are (or should be) saying.
This isn't to say Penguins winger James Neal should be some shoo-in to make the Team Canada roster for the upcoming Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia.
Lead CBS college football analyst Gary Danielson joined The Fan Morning Show on Monday to offer his insight on a number of major stories in college football, including Penn State's coaching search.
Evgeni Malkin woke up Sunday morning, texted Pittsburgh Penguins coach Dan Bylsma and told him he was good to go after missing nine games because of an ailing left leg.
One day after being fired as head coach of the Tennessee Titans, Mike Munchak will get an interview at his alma mater, according to a report.
Regardless of who's in the lineup, the Pittsburgh Penguins just keep on winning - especially when they're on home ice.
The New Orleans Saints had never won a road playoff game and were often marred by their road woes and the "cold curse." Temperatures in Philadelphia were down in the twenties and Drew Brees was faltering, but the Saints left it in the hands, or on the foot, of their newest player in Shayne Graham.
If grades would have been handed out after the first half of the game, the Indianapolis Colts would have received straight F's across the entire board. With the second largest comeback in NFL playoff history ousting the Kansas City Chiefs, it's quite amazing what a difference just 30 minutes can make.
A last-second field goal by Shayne Graham brought an end to the first season of the Chip Kelly era as the Saints left Philadelphia with a 26-24 victory in the NFC Wild Card playoff. The time for season-long evaluations will come over the coming week, but for now let's take a quick look at how the Eagles performed in this game.
