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#16 Mississippi State drops its first game of the year as #7 Alabama leaves Starkville with a 56-23 victory

October third. The day that Mississippi State has had circled since the Southeastern Conference announced the 2026 schedule. It was the day longtime rival Alabama would return to Davis Wade Stadium for the first time since Coach Nick Saban roamed the sidelines in 2023. As the season progressed, Saturday’s matchup between the Crimson Tide and

#16 Mississippi State drops its first game of the year as #7 Alabama leaves Starkville with a 56-23 victory

Penn State’s running backs hope to have more success against Northwestern

HAPPY VALLEY, Pa. (WHTM) — Penn State’s offense met its match in week four of the college football season. That unit was only able to put 13 points on the board against Wisconsin in the Big Ten opener and the run game is a big reason they struggled, averaging just 3.3 yards per carry. “There’s

Penn State’s running backs hope to have more success against Northwestern

Early risers for the 2027 NFL Draft:

We’re one month into the 2026 college football season, and while some players have disappointed, particularly as it pertains to next April, when many of them were supposed to change an NFL franchise, plenty of names have also emerged after being barely talked about. I’m not going to spend time discussing Ohio State wide receiver

Early risers for the 2027 NFL Draft:

Should we be Tired of Penn State Playing ‘Cupcakes?’ Joe and the Fatman Discuss

NSN’s Joe Smeltzer and Kyle ‘Fatman’ Golik discuss the present and future of Penn State football’s nonconference scheduling on the latest episode of “Joe and the Fatman” recorded Monday, Sept. 21, 2026. The post Should we be Tired of Penn State Playing ‘Cupcakes?’ Joe and the Fatman Discuss appeared first on Nittany Sports Now.

Should we be Tired of Penn State Playing ‘Cupcakes?’ Joe and the Fatman Discuss