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Tuesday Sep 27
7:00 PMFlorida Gulf Coast at Rutgers Watch
7:00 PMTemple at Penn St.Watch
8:00 PMSt. Louis at WisconsinWatch
Wednesday Sep 28
4:00 PMBowling Green at Michigan St.Watch
7:00 PMSIUE at Ohio St.Watch
7:30 PMButler at IndianaWatch
7:30 PMDetroit Mercy at MichiganWatch
8:00 PMMaryland at IowaWatch

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Penn State OL

Football tour notebook: Fun takes from Penn State practice

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 1 month ago

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — The fifth stop on the annual BTN summer football tour had us in State College, Pennsylvania, to check out James Franklin’s third Penn State team. [ MORE: Dienhart: 5 things I learned at Penn State football practice ] Always one of the most accommodating stops on the tour, the Nittany Lions never fail to impress. On this day, the team practiced at beautiful Beaver Stadium, and, as detailed below, Franklin was on his game. Check out some of my fun takes from Saturday’s practice: Most impressive player: LB Nyeem Wartman-White is 6-1, 248 pounds of athletic

Beaver Stadium

Dienhart: 5 things I learned at Penn State football practice

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 1 month ago

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — This is an important training camp in State College, as Penn State looks to make a move up the pecking order of the challenging Big Ten East. To do that, some key questions must be answered for a program that is finally up to its full allotment of 85 scholarships. [ MORE: Football tour notebook: Fun takes from Penn State practice ] It was a busy offseason for James Franklin and Co., as he overhauled his staff with new coordinators on both sides of the ball. Here are five things I learned at Penn State practice.

Sep 5, 2015; College Park, MD, USA; Maryland Terrapins defensive back William Likely (4) high fives fans after a game against the Maryland Terrapins at Byrd Stadium. Maryland won the game 50-21.

Football tour notebook: Fun takes from Maryland football practice

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 2 months ago

COLLEGE PARK, Md. — This was a quick-paced and long practice. Lots of tempo, no walking, all hustling. And the coaches were constantly chirping. The energy level was impressive for such a hot day. It was go, go go! [ MORE: Dienhart: Here’s what I learned at Maryland practice ] Here are my fun takes from Thursday’s practice: Most impressive player: RB Wes Brown looks, walks and talks like an NFL back. He is what those in the biz call a “cut above.” Loudest coach: Lots of candidates. Let’s go with DJ Durkin. At one point, he went ballistic on

Maryland Practice

Dienhart: 5 things I learned at Maryland football practice

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 2 months ago

The the third stop on the 2016 BTN summer bus tour brought us to College Park, Maryland, where our team watched DJ Durkin's first Terrapins team practice. Seewhat BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart learned inside.

Nick Bosa

Big Ten Football: 10 impact freshmen to watch in 2016

By Sean Merriman, BTN.com web editor, 2 months ago

The countdown to the official kickoff of Big Ten football is at 22 days. Fans have become accustomed to hearing names like J.T. Barrett, Desmond King and Jabrill Peppers. How about some young, upcoming stars that Big Ten fans should expect to hear a lot about in this upcoming season? I chatted with several players and coaches, as well as media members at this year’s Big Ten Media Days, asking them about the freshmen that have stood out in practice. I asked about true freshmen just arriving on campus and early enrollees who could be poised to make a big

Nov 21, 2015; College Park, MD, USA; Indiana Hoosiers head coach Kevin Wilson walks onto the field during the third quarter against the Maryland Terrapins at Byrd Stadium. Indiana Hoosiers defeated Maryland Terrapins 47-28. Mandatory Credit: Tommy Gilligan-USA TODAY Sports

Big Ten Mailbag: Can Indiana compete with Big Ten's elite?

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 2 months ago

Rolling through the hills of Pennsylvania on the Big Ten Network bus, what better time than now to dip into my Big Ten Mailbag? Exactly. I look at the continued perceived disrespect of Michigan State. And would Wisconsin be the West Division fav if it had a veteran QB? How will Purdue’s schedule break down? That and more. Let’s go! You certainly disrespected Michigan State if your story of “best chance for Big Ten teams to get upset.” Are the Spartans now chopped liver? Looks like you just fall in line with others, overlooking Sparty. Interesting. – Roger Elliott Look,

Raekwon McMillan

Football tour notebook: Fun takes from Ohio State football practice

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 2 months ago

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State put on a high-tempo, intense practice with no wasted motion Tuesday morning. There also was a lot of contact, as players went through pass rush drills live. No shortage of action on what was just the third practice of camp in Columbus. [ MORE: Dienhart: 5 things I learned at Ohio State practice ] Most impressive player: LB Raekwon McMillan is a living, breathing NFL player who is still in college. Top specimen: It’s impossible not to notice 6-5, 266-pound DE Sam Hubbard, who looks primed for stardom with Joey Bosa gone. Loudest coach: DB

Ohio State Practice

Dienhart: 5 things I learned at Ohio State football practice

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 2 months ago

The second stop of the annual BTN bus tour took us to Columbus, Ohio, to watch Urban Meyer's Buckeyes practice. See what BTN.com senior writer Tom Dienhart learned watching Ohio State inside.

Indiana Defensive Line

Football tour notebook: Fun takes from Indiana football practice

By Tom Dienhart, BTN.com Senior Writer, 2 months ago

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Let’s get this out of the way right now: This is the most talented team in Kevin Wilson’s tenure in Bloomington. He has continually improved recruiting and has enhanced speed over the years. But Wilson continues to look for a breakthrough win—and a winning record, something IU hasn’t had since 2007. [ MORE: Dienhart: 5 things I learned at Indiana practice ] With that out of the way, let’s get to my best of Indiana practice. Most impressive player: Dan Feeney. The All-American guard didn’t disappoint. He plays with the hard, aggressive edge of a defensive lineman.