Football
Running down a dream
This fall, the football team playing at Franklin Field will look retro.A new Penn prototype at QB
Florida quarterback Tim Tebow has taken college football by storm over the past three years as the dynamic leader of the Gators, just as much of a threat to run with the ball as he is to throw it.Turning the corner
The second-ranked Quakers may be opening the 2006 season with an entirely new defensive secondary, but defensive coordinator Ray Priore, who enters his 20th year with the team, isn't fretting.
Kicking the habit
Perhaps the defining moment in the 2005 season came in Penn-Princeton Homecoming game.Ivy League Preview
After a less-than-stellar 2005 season, Penn has been picked to finish second this year in last month's media poll.
From prayer books to playbooks
Scotty Williams' strength was gone. After playing his freshman season way back in 2001, a Mormon mission in Quebec took away 35 pounds from his body and two years of his physical prime.2006 Quakers Football Schedule
Sept. 16 @ Lafayette 1:00 Sept. 23 Villanova 7:00, CN8 Sept. 30 Dartmouth 1:00 Oct. 7 @ Bucknell 1:00 Oct. 14 Columbia 1:00 Oct. 21 @ Yale 12:30, CN8 Oct. 28 Brown 12:00, CSTV Nov. 4 @ Princeton 1:00, CN8 Nov. 11 Harvard 1:00, CN8 Nov. 18 @ Cornell 1:00
Up in the air
Coach Al Bagnoli has a problem. But it's the kind of problem that coaches love to have.EA Sports not giving Quakers any love
If a season simulation on "Dynasty Mode" of EA Sports' NCAA Football 2007 is in any way a harbinger for Penn's upcoming season, then the Quakers are in deep trouble.Tragedy of last year not lost on Quakers
As senior wide receiver Matt Carre prepares to take the field for the Quakers' season opener tomorrow, he will be focused on helping his team reverse the downward spiral of last season.