Audrey Snyder

1 month ago | centredaily.com | Audrey Snyder

Joe Battista expected a short and uneventful conversation when he dined with Terry Pegula. It was November of 2005 and inside Kelly's Steak and Seafood, the restaurant minutes from Penn State's campus - best known for the massive fiberglass bull strapped to the restaurant's roof - Battista didn't get his hopes up. As the longtime head coach of the Icers, Penn State's club ice hockey team, Battista and many in this hockey-crazed community dreamed of Penn State having an NCAA Division I program.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Audrey Snyder

Joe Battista expected a short and uneventful conversation when he dined with Terry Pegula. It was November of 2005 and inside Kelly’s Steak and Seafood, the restaurant minutes from Penn State’s campus — best known for the massive fiberglass bull strapped to the restaurant’s roof — Battista didn’t get his hopes up. As the longtime head coach of the Icers, Penn State’s club ice hockey team, Battista and many in this hockey-crazed community dreamed of Penn State having an NCAA Division I program.

1 month ago | sports.yahoo.com | Audrey Snyder

Joe Battista expected a short and uneventful conversation when he dined with Terry Pegula. It was November of 2005 and inside Kelly’s Steak and Seafood, the restaurant minutes from Penn State’s campus — best known for the massive fiberglass bull strapped to the restaurant’s roof — Battista didn’t get his hopes up. As the longtime head coach of the Icers, Penn State’s club ice hockey team, Battista and many in this hockey-crazed community dreamed of Penn State having an NCAA Division I program.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Audrey Snyder

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - James Franklin didn't need the approval of Penn State's assistant coaches as he discussed the possibility of hiring defensive coordinator Jim Knowles. But Franklin knows now, after a dozen years at Penn State, that the personalities of the coaching staff have to mesh. Living in the pressure-packed, around-the-clock incubator that is any college football facility, life is a lot nicer when those down the hall and across the meeting room are all onboard.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Audrey Snyder

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - Tyler Warren had no statement or prepared talking points when he was asked why he thinks he's the best tight end in this year's NFL Draft class. "That's not what I focus on," Warren said Friday at Penn State's pro day.