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September 15, 2023
Penn State will play in a hostile environment for the first time Saturday, opening its Big Ten season on the road at Illinois in a nationally televised game. The Illini are coming off a disappointing loss last week at Kansas. Penn State coach James Franklin said his team knows what to expect, especially with the Illini promoting an โorange-out."
September 15, 2023
Penn State remains a solid favorite in their road game at Illinois, but the line movement has favored the Illini in Week 3.
September 15, 2023
[Scheduling Note: We're doing MGoRadio today at Noon because Seth has a religious holiday tonight] About Last Week Barron /record scratch/ Yep, thatโs me. I bet youโre wondering how I got into this situation. The Road Ahead Bowling Green (1-1, 0-0 MAC) Last week: Beat Eastern Illinois, 38-15 Recap: Bad team beats up very bad team. Film at 11. This team is as frightening as (Author mentally wrote this while looking around the kitchen trying to think of what to make for dinner edition): L...
September 14, 2023
Joel Klatt has shaken up his Top 10 after a wild Week 2 of college football and as Week 3 quickly approaches.
September 14, 2023
There are some really good teams in the Big Ten. None of them are in the West.
September 14, 2023
Line: Penn State by 14½, according to FanDuel Sportsbook. Penn State can’t afford a slipup against an Illinois team that needed a field goal in the closing seconds to beat Toledo 30-28 in its opener and lost 34-23 at Kansas last week. Penn State has an explosive offense with a quarterback (Drew Allar) who has thrown with pinpoint accuracy, completing 43 of 55 passes in the Nittany Lions’ first two games.
September 14, 2023
Jon Sauber and Josh Moyer are a combined 7-4 on the season with their bets, including 3-0 on their Penn State picks.
September 14, 2023
Penn State will play in a hostile environment for the first time Saturday, opening its Big Ten season on the road at Illinois in a nationally televised game. The Illini are coming off a disappointing loss last week at Kansas. Penn State coach James Franklin said his team knows what to expect, especially with the Illini promoting an “orange-out."