Cole Pensick

6-2, 255 | Class of 2009

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Cole Pensick News Feed

  1. A look at the B1G's free-agent signings

    Thirty Big Ten players heard their names called during the 2014 NFL draft, but many others received phone calls immediately after the event. The undrafted free-agent carousel is spinning, and players from around the Big Ten are hopping aboard.

    about 4428 days ago | Adam Rittenberg | Penn State Nittany Lions

  2. Big Ten Tuesday mailblog

    Coming at ya from Happy Valley. Dropping in on James Franklin and the Nittany Lions on Wednesday. To the inbox ... Ken from Kansas City, Mo., writes:Hey Adam! I loved the "dictator for the day" thread.

    about 4469 days ago | Adam Rittenberg | Penn State Nittany Lions

  3. Big Ten all-bowl team

    The Big Ten went 2-5 in bowl games for the second consecutive season, but there were notable performances around the league, even in losing efforts. Here's a look at ESPN.com's Big Ten all-bowl squad: OFFENSE QB: Connor Cook, Michigan State: He followed his first career 300-yard passing performance in the Big Ten championship with his second in the Rose Bowl against Stanford.

    about 4551 days ago | Adam Rittenberg and Brian Bennett | Ohio State Buckeyes

  4. Injuries impacted UGA, Nebraska seasons

    This season's similarities are striking for the combatants in this season's TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl, Georgia and Nebraska. Perhaps the most notable similarity between the Bulldogs (8-4) and Cornhuskers (8-4), though, is the numerous injuries that helped prevent them from playing up to their potential.

    about 4568 days ago | David Ching | Georgia Bulldogs

  5. The Big Ten's All-Bowl team

    The Big Ten won only two bowl games this season, but several players stood out around the league. Let's take a look at ESPN.com's Big Ten All-Bowl squad ... OFFENSE QB: Devin Gardner, Michigan -- There weren't many good choices around the league, but Gardner fired three touchdown passes and racked up 214 pass yards.

    about 4915 days ago | Brian Bennett and Adam Rittenberg | Penn State Nittany Lions

  6. Pregame: Capital One Bowl

    Georgia (11-2, 7-1 SEC) vs. Nebraska (10-3, 7-1 Big Ten) Who to watch: Considering that the two defenses in the Capital One Bowl rank 95th (Nebraska at 194.9 rushing yards allowed per game) and 77th (Georgia, 177.

    about 5290 days ago | David Ching | Georgia Bulldogs