Penn State coach James Franklin on Sunday added his name to the growing list of college football voices who believe the sport needs a commissioner and thinks there's one man right for the job. Speaking at media availability for the Vrbo Fiesta Bowl,

Penn State's offensive line is a major reason why the Lions' run game has been hard to stop in the last three games.

It’s two days from the start of the first ever quarterfinal round of the College Football Playoff, and as has become the norm in the sport, big and bold reform is being floated. This time, the one pushing the reform is Penn State head coach James Franklin.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Penn State coach James Franklin on Sunday doubled down on his stance that college football needs a commissioner overseeing the sport — and this time he suggested Nick Saban take on the role. “Let’s get a commissioner of college ...

Penn State's blowout victory over SMU in the College Football Playoff first round served as a reminder why James Franklin is still in Happy Valley.

Franklin is the oldest among the eight remaining playoff coaches. 'The older you get, you try to keep the main thing the main thing,' he said.

Every chance Franklin and Penn State have had to change the narrative, they almost always come up short. Since 2014, Franklin’s Penn State teams are 3-19 against teams ranked in the AP top 10. It’s a dizzying statistic that Penn State fans and alums know too much about.