Tag Archives: Bill Belton

Belated Nittany Lion review versus Iowa

Posted on October 23, 2012 by apy5000

Penn State visited Iowa this weekend to play a football game against the Hawkeyes. The result was a 38-14 thwomping in which the Nittany Lions dominated every aspect of the game save for garbage time kick return touchdowns. Penn State … Continue reading →

Posted in Big Ten Football, Penn State Football | Tagged Bill Belton, Bill O'Brien, Greg Garmon, Iowa Football, James Vandenberg, Jordan Hill, Kyle Carter, Mark Weisman, Matt McGloin, Sam Ficken, Zach Zwinak | Leave a comment

Penn State crushes Illinois 35-7 in Big Ten opener

Posted on October 1, 2012 by apy5000

Woo. What a wild weekend. It seems like a long, long time since Penn State polished off a refreshingly comfortable win over Illinois on Saturday. I was having a good time with some PSU friends at Tonic East while simultaneously … Continue reading →

Posted in Big Ten Football, Penn State Football | Tagged Bill Belton, Bill O'Brien, Donovonn Young, Matt Lehman, Matt McGloin, Michael Mauti, Nathan Scheelhaase, Sam Ficken, Zach Zwinak | Leave a comment

O’Brien discusses not kicking field goals in weekly presser

Posted on September 19, 2012 by apy5000

Last Saturday with a 20-0 lead over Navy, Penn State faced a 4th-and-goal from the eight-yard line towards in the end of the second quarter. Common sense would seem to dictate a field goal attempt here, especially considering that Penn … Continue reading →

Posted in Big Ten Football, Penn State Football | Tagged Adrian Amos, Allen Robinson, Bill Belton, Bill O'Brien, Curtis Dukes, Deion Barnes, Derek Day, Donovan Smith, Kyle Carter, Michael Zordich, Paul Jones, Sam Ficken, Zach Zwinak | Leave a comment

O’Brien likes to gamble and other football presser fun

Posted on September 12, 2012 by apy5000

Probably the biggest positive thing I’ve seen from Bill O’Brien so far in his Penn State coaching career is his willingness to not punt on fourth down. So far this season, Penn State has already gone for it on fourth … Continue reading →

Posted in Big Ten Football, Penn State Football | Tagged Akeel Lynch, Bill Belton, Bill O'Brien, Curtis Dukes, Derek Day, Donovan Smith, Kevin DiSanto, Matt Marcincin, Paul Jones, Sam Ficken | Leave a comment

Penn State lost to Ohio 24-14, world not ending

Posted on September 5, 2012 by apy5000

Yeah, of course it was disappointing to watch the Penn State football team lose to Ohio 24-14 in the first game of the 2012 season and the first game of Bill O’Brien’s Penn State coaching career. However, it wasn’t because … Continue reading →

Posted in Big Ten Football, Penn State, Penn State Football | Tagged Bill Belton, Bill O'Brien, Gerald Hodges, Kyle Carter, Landon Smith, Matt Lehman, Matt McGloin, Michael Mauti, Ohio Football, Shawney Kersey, Stephen Obeng-Agyapong, Tyler Tettleton | Leave a comment

Penn State Media Day features huge O’Brien conference

Posted on August 10, 2012 by apy5000

Alright let’s get to it. Check out the video above by Tony Mancusco of GoPSUSports.com for some sweet player interviews. Before we get to the really long Bill O’Brien press conference, make sure you at least peruse this story about … Continue reading →

Posted in Big Ten Football, Penn State, Penn State Football | Tagged Akeel Lynch, Bill Belton, Bill O'Brien, Curtis Dukes, Da'Quan Davis, Da'Quan Jones, Derek Day, Eugene Lewis, Gerald Hodges, Glenn Carson, Jake Kiley, Jesse Della Valle, Jordan Hill, Jordan Lucas, Matt McGloin, Michael Mauti, Mike Hull, Paul Jones, Pete Massaro, Sean Stanley | Leave a comment

Penn State Football opens practice

Posted on August 6, 2012 by apy5000

On Monday morning, Penn State held its first of 29 football practices in advance of the September 1 season opener. While speaking with reporters, head coach Bill O’Brien said he was so jacked up for the start of practice that … Continue reading →

Posted in Big Ten Football, Penn State, Penn State Football | Tagged Adrian Amos, Bill Belton, Bill O'Brien, Malcolm Willis, Matt McGloin, Paul Jones, Silas Redd, Stephen Obeng-Agyapong | Leave a comment