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ESPN has sued Ohio State University, alleging the school violated state public records law by denying requests for items related to an NCAA investigation that has led to the loss of football coach Jim Tressel and star quarterback Terrelle Pryor.
93-7 The Fan's high school sports blogger recently had the privilege of talking with one of the most prolific passers in WPIAL history upon his return to Pittsburgh.
After debating whether to return for his sophomore season, Rob Bolden will be at Penn State again this season.
Arizona's offense was perfect. The Pittsburgh Power saw Arizona's offense go 10 for 10, scoring a touchdown every series. The Rattlers (15-2) defeated the Power (8-8) Sunday night, 68-34, at the CONSOL Energy Center in front of 8,600 fans.
Hines Ward's agent is downplaying his client's recent DUI arrest. Ward was arrested early Saturday morning near Atlanta after he reportedly hit a curb while weaving in his Aston Martin.
Pirates fans are excited about the team's first winning season going into the All-Star break since 1992; but what does the team's chairman think about the Bucs? Pirates Chairman Bob Nutting told 93-7 The Fan's Vinnie & Cook that he's committed to putting a championship caliber product on the field.
(UPDATED 07/11/11) 93-7 The Fan's Matt Popchock is blogging live from CONSOL Energy Center during tonight's regular season home finale, as the Power fight to stay in the Arena Football League's playoff chase...
Rob Neyer, national baseball writer for SB Nation, joined the Fan Morning Show on Monday morning to talk about the first half of the Pirates season. Neyer says he thinks "getting a 'bat' would certainly make a difference" for the rest of the season.
How many heads have the 2011 Pirates turned across America, and how long will it last? Recently the Post-Gazette's Jerry Micco turned to Baseball America executive editor Jim Callis to find out.
Paul Maholm, the winning pitcher in the Pirates' 9-1 rout of the Chicago Cubs Sunday, joined The Fan afterward to talk about ending the first half of the 2011 season on a winning note, and in the midst of a pennant race.
As the Pirates enter the All-Star break winners for the first time in nearly 20 years, Bucco Fever is raging through the 'Burgh! The young team is selling out games and sparking a baseball revival across the city.
Andrew McCutchen homered and drove in five runs, and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 9-1 on Sunday to enter the All-Star break with their best record in 19 years.
