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Mike Poorman

Mike Poorman

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Contributor, State College

Centre Hall

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Table Tennis , And A Bit Of The Rest In Sports , Football

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I didn't cover the Sports and Music news.

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Total articles 349

  • Penn State’s Championship and Final Four Coaches: What Makes Them Great

    By Mike Poorman| StateCollege.com Verified Penn State’s highest-profile teams — sans basketball — are on a big-time run of success. In the span of 109 days:National championships for wrestling (again) and for women’s volleyball, with the rus(s)t now wiped off after a decade dry spell punctuated by the departure of legend Russ Rose. And final four appearances for football, in the College Football Playoff and, just last week, men’s ice hockey, which made its first Frozen Four appearance since Terry Pegula initially funded Hockey Valley.

    By Mike Poorman · StateCollege.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • 10 Reasons Why Nick Singleton Came Back for a Final Season of Penn State Football

    By Mike Poorman| StateCollege.com Verified Just like that. One, then quickly the other. Both Penn State backs were coming back. They did so on Jan. 13 — only four days after the Nittany Lions lost to Notre Dame, 27-24, in the College Football Playoff semifinals at the Orange Bowl. That’s the day running backs Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen independently posted on Instagram that they were returning for a final season of Penn State football in 2025.

    By Mike Poorman · StateCollege.com

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Penn State’s Championship and Final Four Coaches: What Makes Them Great

    By Mike Poorman| StateCollege.com Verified Penn State’s highest-profile teams — sans basketball — are on a big-time run of success. In the span of 109 days:National championships for wrestling (again) and for women’s volleyball, with the rus(s)t now wiped off after a decade dry spell punctuated by the departure of legend Russ Rose. And final four appearances for football, in the College Football Playoff and, just last week, men’s ice hockey, which made its first Frozen Four appearance since Terry Pegula initially funded Hockey Valley.

    By Mike Poorman · StateCollege.com

    Apr. 14, 2025

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