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Though Orlando is making a pitch, all signs point to Charlotte as ACC's soon-to-be-named headquarters after nearly 70 years in Greensboro.

“We are seeking a leader who will continue to prioritize our student-athletes, coaches and staff and build upon Penn State’s tradition of academic and athletic excellence."

"The Indy Fuel’s ownership and leaders want to apologize to Liam for the distress and upheaval this incident caused him, and we will continue to cheer for him as his career progresses," the team said in a statement.

Mack was tragically killed in a car crash on July 24, 2021, in the suburbs of Minneapolis, Minn., at just 20 years old.

During his time in the USHL, Bob Motzko's teams had trouble with one particular opponent. It has been the same during his time in the Big Ten, where Penn State has been a challenging place for his Gophers to play

The Nittany Lions gave up a two-goal lead with under four minutes remaining in the third period.

Good morning!Of the 323 illustrations that Norman Rockwell painted for the Saturday Evening Post, one of the most endearing appeared on the cover of the Sept. 20, 1958 issue. Set inside a diner, a Mass. State Trooper is shown seated next to a young...

Members of the Penn State Alumni Association or Nittany Lion Club are invited to attend the 2021 Virtual Coaches Caravan, which will take place online from June 1-3. Registration is free to Penn State Alumni Association or Nittany Lion Club members, but advanced registration is required to attend.

Many of us have learned a lot since the coronavirus pandemic has started, and Penn State men’s hockey head coach Guy Gadowsky is no exception. Now that Penn State’s roller-coaster season has come to an end, Gadowsky is determined to use what he learned last season and has his eyes set on next year. The Nittany Lions did not have an ideal start to the season this year after an 0-5-0 start. It seemed as if there was no chemistry among the team while losing their first five contests by a comb...

Even though the Nittany Lions are bringing in plenty of new talent next year, including Colorado College transfer Ben Copeland, Pilewicz and Phillips’ decisions to stay could help the team more than most realize. Phillips had an up-and-down season this past year. After transferring from Minnesota during his freshman and sophomore seasons, the Pittsburgh Penguins prospect scored two goals and nine points during his junior season and three goals and seven points during his senior season for th...