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Former Penn State Coaches File Lawsuit for Unlawful Termination Over Sandusky Scandal (UPDATE)
Jay Paterno and Bill Kenney, two former assistant coaches at Penn State, have filed a federal lawsuit in Philadelphia against the school for unlawfully terminating them from the coaching staff two years ago.
WSU Football Player Dies during Workout
Steve Spurrier Returns Dabo Swinney's Barb, Cites South Carolina's Head-to-Head Wins Against Clemson
Big 12 Media Days 2014: Commission Bob Bowlsby Says 'Cheating Pays' in NCAA D1, READ Coaches' Reactions
Non-Power 5 Leaders Not Ready to Back Down From Bigger Teams: 'We Want To Be in the Power Conference Conversation'
ACC Media Days 2014 Kicks Off With Jameis Winston, College Football's Most-Watched Man
Top 10 College Basketball Fan Bases
Former LSU Quarterback Joins Football Program at Eastern Michigan
By Staff Reporter'Power Five' Autonomy Model Released: NCAA Unveils Proposal, Div. I Board of Directors to Vote Aug. 7
By Russell WesterholmJacob Coker Named Alabama's Starting QB? Not So Fast, Says Nick Saban
By Russell WesterholmBaseball Assistant Promoted to Head Coach at Dakota Wesleyan
By Staff ReporterSEC Media Days 2014: Preseason Polls Have Alabama As the Overwhelming Favorite to Win the Conference Title
By Russell WesterholmESPYS 2014: Drake Holds His Own as Host, Top 5 Moments from the Only Awards Show in Sports
By Russell WesterholmSara Tisdale Appointed as Chippewas’ First Women’s Lacrosse Coach
By Staff ReporterSEC Media Days 2014: Conference Adds 'Strike Zone' for Defenders Tackling An Opposing Passer
By Russell Westerholm
