Does Penn State play today? Schedule, time, channel for next PSU Nittany Lions football game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. It has been a topsy-turvy season for the Penn State Nittany Lions, who have lost their past four games and fired head coach James Franklin along the way.

Charlie Kirk shared video of something very strange in the skies after watching Penn State football beat Wisconsin last year.

Penn State lost its way, and its coach, this season, one that will go down as perhaps the most confounding in program history. The Nittany Lions went from preseason No. 2 to a head-coaching search in just six games. And James Franklin is the team's former coach promising to win a title elsewhere.

The Nittany Lions’ offensive production has plummeted through seven games. The group has gone from averaging 430.2 yards per game to just 355, which ranks 97th among FBS programs

The seven-time national champion does, however, have some advice for candidates who might receive consideration from those programs.

The Nittany Lions' star defeats a defending Senior World champion to reach the final at the U23 World Championships.

Penn State is just under two weeks into its head coaching search, and potential candidates have begun to trickle out. There will inevitably be twists and turns throughout the process

Top-ranked Ohio State is favored by 17.5 points against its Big Ten foe, according to FanDuel. It’s the largest spread between the teams since OSU was an 18.5-point home favorite in 2021, according to Odd Shark’s database. The spread is a result of two things: the Buckeyes’ dominance and the Nittany Lions’ struggles.

Penn State takes on the world this week at the U23 World Wrestling Championships in Serbia. Seven Nittany Lions will compete for Team USA in the men's freestyle tournament, an astonishing 70 percent of the 10-member team.

FOX Sports' RJ Young and Michael Cohen weigh in on a simple but essential question: Just how good of a job is Penn State right now?

Everyone who works in and around college football expects a great deal of coaching turnover this offseason. A crazy coaching carousel appears all but assured after a flurry of midseason firings, as some of the bluest of blueblood programs are already looking for their next head coaches.

When Christian Hackenberg talks about James Franklin, he does so with a mix of respect and realism. The former Penn State quarterback, who started under both Bill O’Brien and Franklin from 2013 to 2015,