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Beaty was on the coaching staff for that game at UTEP, but the first-year head coach insisted this week that he’s not thinking about how long it’s been since that victory.

The Aztecs were held to 242 total yards.

The Kansas football team hits the road for its last non-conference matchup of 2015, as the Jayhawks take on Rutgers at High Point Solutions Stadium, Saturday, September 26.

The key to the game was no secret.

Earlier this week, ESPN ran a segment on its website, asking simply: Kansas-Rutgers: Worst Game Ever? Most notably, Rutgers head coach Kyle Flood is in the midst of a three-game suspension.

Penn State’s top defensive player had other priorities following the win and wasn’t around in the interview room. “It was what his father and his family wanted him to do”. “He’s really that type of guy you look up to when you first come in”.

True freshman John Reid has been starting in place of Haley, who is also a valuable gunner on Penn State’s punt coverage team. Hackenberg was sacked 10 times in the season-opener against Temple, but he’s found more room to operate with the emergence of Barkley. Junior...

The main part was that Hackenberg simplistically orchestrated the offense in a manner that exploited where Penn State appeared to have advantages and manage to still maintain a balanced attack.

The talented runner will get a chance to go for three in a row this week when the San Diego State Aztecs come to town.

Typically, a head coach begins his postgame press conference with an opening statement before opening the floor to the media to ask questions.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. – Rutgers interim coach Norries Wilson was in a unique mood following Saturday night’s 28-3 loss to Penn State.

Also on the sideline before the game were some of the Lions’ highest rated 2016 recruits – including Reading offensive lineman Michal Menet and Pittsburgh running back Miles Sanders – and a handful of other committed players. “He’s doing everything...

It just didn’t think it would have to replace the two players that were supposed to fill his shoes.

Rutgers coach Kyle Flood has been suspended three games and fined $50,000 for rule violations, the school announced.