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Penn State men's hoops nabs important recruit "It was a heartbreaking day for the Penn State men's basketball team on the court as they finished their season with a 1-point loss against Illinois on a lay-up by Illini guard Chester Frazier with :04 left. But the Lions got a very welcome consolation prize off the court as what could be an important recruit made a verbal commitment to PSU with the

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Herald & Review | Columnists: Hard to ignore job done at Penn State: "CHAMPAIGN - Those of us who vote for the men's Big Ten basketball awards were asked to rank three Coach of the Year candidates. "Purdue's Matt Painter, who leaned so heavily on freshmen, got my No. 1 vote. "Bo Ryan, who led Wisconsin to the championship, was No. 2. "No. 3 might surprise you, but I found it easy to vote for

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Brooks, young Lions emerge- PennLive.com: "STATE COLLEGE - Jeff Brooks' mother, Phyllis, is a registered nurse who works in a convalescent home in his hometown of Louisville, Ky. As the Penn State freshman forward tells it, she is not one to mince words anyway. "But in a Friday conversation with her son at the end of what's been a disappointing season for him, she asked a pointed question, the

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Home schooled on ChicagoSports.com: "CHAMPAIGN -- Losing close games at home has become a habit for formerly mighty Illinois. "And winning both at home and on the road has become a habit for formerly downtrodden Penn State."

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Penn State Hoops 2007 Dunk Preview Add to My Profile | More Videos

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Taking a Whack Against Comcast: "Sometimes truly American virtues arise in outlaws who -- by dint of heroic but questionable endeavors -- display the mettle of the national character. "For instance: The Dillinger Gang, robbing banks (and destroying mortgages) when banks were foreclosing on the poor. Stephanie St. Clair, matron of the numbers racket during the Harlem Renaissance, striking a (

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"FOS sources have confirmed that the Nittany Lion basketball team has picked up its first verbal commitment for the 2008 recruiting class. Billy Oliver from Chatham High School in Chatham, NJ, verballed to Penn State this week after visiting during the Notre Dame football game. At 6'8' and 205 pounds, Oliver can play both the small forward and power forward positions."

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"Two things grab your attention when you meet Jeff Brooks."First is that NBA body. Brooks, Penn State's freshman forward, stands 6-foot-8 and, according to his doctor back home in Louisville, Ky., could eventually get to 6-10. His reach, it seems, is endless, his movements light and easy."The other thing you notice isn't as immediately obvious. But as the minutes pass Tuesday afternoon in the

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South Bend Tribune: "Emily Phillips believes she has a lot in common with Coquese Washington. "That turns out to be a very good thing for Washington, the new Penn State women's basketball coach. "Phillips, a senior point guard at South Bend Washington, is the first recruit for Washington. She informed the Nittany Lions' coach of her decision Monday, making a verbal commitment to play at Penn

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Commissioner’s Update on Big Ten Network WHAT: Conference call with Commissioner James E. Delany WHEN: 3 p.m. CDT Thursday, June 21, 2007 HOW: Listen live at www.bigten.org

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At 42, Bob Perks was claimed by the very disease he fought so hard to eliminate. But a new charity is allowing his legacy to live on. Perks will be on everyone's mind at this week's Penn State Coaches vs. Cancer Celebrity Golf Tournament. It was Labor Day 2005, and the people around Bob Perks sensed the end approaching. He'd been fighting skin cancer for some years and found himself bedridden at

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Scout.com: FOS Audio: Ed DeChellis: "Penn State hoop coach talks about where his program is and where he hopes it is heading. DeChellis met the media earlier this week before a Nittany Lion Club function near Philadelphia, and FOS contributor Matt Leon was on hand to record the session. "In this file, DeChellis talks about the six new players who will be suiting up for the Penn State

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92 Talor Battle PG NY 87 Penn State 100 Jeff Brooks PF KY 86 Penn State

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6-6 junior college transfer completes class of four joining Lions for 2007-08 UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa.; May 7, 2007 – Penn State coach Ed DeChellis announced the signing of Schyler King (El Paso, Texas) to a National Letter of Intent today. King, a 6-6, 197-pound forward out of Tyler Junior College (Texas), fills the Nittany Lions one remaining scholarship for 2007-08 and completes a class of four

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New York State Sportswriters Association names Talor Battle to first team.

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Suncoast Conference Player of the Year joins Nittany Lions Suncoast Conference Player of the Year Stanley Pringle signed with Penn State Tuesday. UNIVERSITY PARK, PA., April 17, 2007 – Penn State coach Ed DeChellis announced today the signing of standout junior college guard Stanley Pringle (Virginia Beach, Va.) to a National Letter of Intent to play for the Nittany Lions.

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Penn State joins battle for Jordan on ChicagoSports.com: "With the letter-of-intent signing period just four days away, the recruiting of Loyola guard Jeff Jordan is heating up. "Penn State, which has signed Jordan's close friend and Ramblers running back Joe Suhey for football, is making a strong push for the 6-foot-2-inch son of Michael Jordan. ..."

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Scout.com: Bogetic, Dubois Leaving Hoops Program: Sophomores both likely to land at lower levels. PSU now has two scholarships available. "The late-signing period for college basketball begins April 11, and that has suddenly become relevant for Penn State. After landing two prospects in the early-signing period last November, the Nittany Lions were out of grants to give for their next class. "

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