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Todd Sadowski

Todd Sadowski

Verified

Sports Director, WPMT-TV (York, PA)

Pennsylvania, State College

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Local Sports , High School Sports

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Total articles 390

  • Penn State comes up short in high-scoring Big Ten Championship

    By Todd Sadowski Verified| WPMT-TV (York, PA) Verified INDIANAPOLIS — Penn State gave up a touchdown to Oregon on the first drive of the game but struggled to catch up to the Ducks all night. Despite an explosive offensive performance, the Nittany Lions trailed the rest of the way and lost the Big Ten Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium 45-37. Junior running backs Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen rushed for over 100 yards as PSU racked up 292 yards on the ground.

    By Todd Sadowski Verified · WPMT-TV (York, PA)

    Dec. 08, 2024

  • Big Ten Championship pep rally brings Penn State fans together before big game

    By Todd Sadowski Verified| WPMT-TV (York, PA) Verified INDIANAPOLIS — Penn State fans have never been happier to see Michigan win. Last week's Wolverines victory over Ohio State gave the Nittany Lions a berth in the Big Ten Championship and PSU fans pounced on the chance to go to Indianapolis and support their team. "We left Lancaster at one o’clock this morning, got here around 10:30, long ride but we’re here, ready to have some fun, ready to watch Penn State win and go from there,” said Chris Tankalavage.

    By Todd Sadowski Verified · WPMT-TV (York, PA)

    Dec. 07, 2024

  • Penn State comes up short in high-scoring Big Ten Championship

    By Todd Sadowski Verified| WPMT-TV (York, PA) Verified INDIANAPOLIS — Penn State gave up a touchdown to Oregon on the first drive of the game but struggled to catch up to the Ducks all night. Despite an explosive offensive performance, the Nittany Lions trailed the rest of the way and lost the Big Ten Championship at Lucas Oil Stadium 45-37. Junior running backs Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen rushed for over 100 yards as PSU racked up 292 yards on the ground.

    By Todd Sadowski Verified · WPMT-TV (York, PA)

    Dec. 08, 2024

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WPMT-TV (York, PA)