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Steve Jones Show Hour 1 – 05-13-2024 – Pittsburgh Sports Now’s John Perratto joins us to talk Paul Skenes start, then Steve discusses UCLA having to pay Cal out of its TV $ -Monday, May 13, 2024
SJS Hour 2 – 05-13-2024 – Schools will have to come up with revenue for the House v. NCAA settlement, and Steve has an idea – advertising on uniforms. Then Bob from Hanover calls in to continue the discussion.
John Perrotto breaks down Paul Skenes’ start from Saturday. What it meant to the fanbase? How Skenes looked in his first start. His arsenal on the mound. What to expect later in the week from his second start.
SJS Hour 1 – 05-14-2024 – Pittsburgh Sports Now’s John Perrotto joins the show to discuss Paul Skenes first start on Saturday against the Cubs, then Steve discusses the California Board of Regents making UCLA paying Cal $ for athletic expenses.
SJS Hour 2 -5-10-2024 – Bucknell coach John Griffin joins us to talk new Charlotte Hornets coach Charles Lee, then we talk the new NCAA rule to add coaches in college football.
Bucknell coach John Griffin joins us to talk about his former teammate Charles Lee, who was just hired on Thursday as the head coach of the Charlotte Hornets. What makes Lee a good head coaching candidate? Lee and Griffin’s friendship. Also talk about the coaches from the team that upset Kansas in 2005. Griffin, Lee and Kevin Bettencourt are all successful college or NBA coaches.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – With the 2023 Penn State Football season and a return to Beaver Stadium fast approaching, fans will see a variety of game day improvements during their visit this season. Most notably, Gate D, located at the northeast entrance of the stadium, has been expanded into a family-friendly entrance and fan experience zone for both adults (Happy Valley Alley) and youth (Kids Zone). Other notable changes this season include the addition of the Legacy Plaza, a lap child ticket policy, new concessions choices and two public address announcers. As a reminder, mobile ticketing…
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Penn State Football and the Big Ten conference announced four new kickoff times and three network designations on Wednesday. Penn State’s matchup against Delaware on Sept. 9 will kick at 3:30 p.m. on Peacock. The Nittany Lions’ Big Ten opener at Illinois on Sept. 16 will be a noon kickoff, featured on FOX’s Big Noon Kickoff. Penn State’s homecoming game against UMass on Oct. 14 is slated for a 3:30 p.m. kickoff with a network designation to be determined. The blue and white’s home game against Michigan on Nov. 11 will also…
Steve talks about the Franklin contract on Tuesday, Nov 23, 2021 Show UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Penn State’s James Franklin has agreed to the terms of a new 10-year contract to remain as the head football coach of the Nittany Lions through 2031. The terms were approved by the Subcommittee on Compensation of the Penn State Board of Trustees today. “Penn State’s future is bright, and I’m honored to continue to serve as your head football coach,” said Franklin. “Nine weeks ago, the administration approached me about making a long-term investment in our football program. This prompted numerous conversations outlining…
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By NICK KOSKO Lions 24/7 Penn State finished No. 9 overall and capped off an 11-2 season in 2019 with a 53-39 victory over Memphis in the Cotton Bowl. The Nittany Lions narrowly missed out on the Big Ten Championship game with a 28-17 loss to Ohio State. They dominated on the ground with 202 rushing yards and two touchdowns from running back Journey Brown, among others to run away from Memphis. However, the coolest victory moment may be the new addition to Penn State’s campus. The Cotton Bowl sent a gift to Penn State for the victory, making it one…
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