Cam Newton was named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player on Feb. 6th, one day before playing the Denver Broncos in Super Bowl 50. Ever since the Carolina Panthers drafted Cam Newton back in 2011, there have been a large number of both critics and fans who have questioned whether or not Newton could be the face of a franchise and lead a team to a championship. Newton dazzled fans everywhere as he and the Panthers decimated the NFL this season.
The SU Red Raiders football team announced their successful National Signing Day on Wednesday, Feb.
Sunday night possibly marked the end of an era. At Super Bowl 50, Peyton Manning’s Denver Broncos defeated MVP Cam Newton’s Panthers in a game that was all about defense with a final score of 24-10. Manning had dropped many hints that this could be his final game, but after the game, he remained noncommittal.
No pain, no gain. For Thomas Davis, those words are so much more than an overused cliché. Davis has dealt with pain throughout his entire NFL career and now with a trip to Super Bowl 50 lined up, Davis is set to face even more adversity. Davis, a star linebacker and an even bigger leader in the Carolina Panthers’ locker room, suffered yet another injury in the Panthers’ 49-15 victory over the Arizona Cardinals last weekend.
The biggest stage of them all has been set. After one terrific, hard-fought game that came down to the last drive and one absolute blowout, respectively, the Denver Broncos and the Carolina Panthers will meet in Super Bowl 50 in San Francisco on Feb.
Many children enjoy spending time tossing a football around, pretending to be Peyton Manning or Joe Montana.
SU Red Raider alumnus Brent Grimes has recently been named to the 2016 Pro Bowl in Honolulu, Hawaii, which takes place on Jan.
With Sunday’s playoff games in the books, the stage for Super Bowl 50 is set. The Super Bowl will feature the AFC Champion Denver Broncos, and the NFC Champion Carolina Panthers. The Denver Broncos amassed a 12-4 record throughout the duration of the season, which ended with them clinching the No. 1 seed in the AFC.
In a prolific showdown between two highly talented teams, the Kansas City Chiefs and the New England Patriots faced off in the AFC Divisional round.
They say that lightning does not strike twice. For Patrick Peterson and the Arizona Cardinals’ defense on Saturday night, however, it did.
The Broncos started the season on fire, where seemingly nothing could go wrong. Then things went horribly wrong.
Former SU football standout John Kuhn can pack his bags for paradise after being selected to the 2016 National Football League Pro Bowl, a game celebrating some of the best athletes in the NFL.
With the winding down of another year of college football, a champion is still to be decided. New Years Eve’s playoff matchups will bring us one step closer to finding out who will hoist the trophy on Monday, Jan. 11.
Veterans Day is a day where many Americans and universities take time out of their busy schedules to honor the brave men and women who have served in the United States Military.
The Shippensburg University football team celebrated Senior Day on Saturday by putting on a clinic in a 69-20 rout of Mercyhurst University. The seniors stole the spotlight, as every skill-position offensive senior found the end zone in a fairly one-sided affair.
Spring is a time of renewal, a new beginning. The same can be said for the Shippensburg University Football team, as they split up the squad to play the annual Red & White spring game on Saturday.
Well, it is that time of year again: The Patriots have found themselves embroiled in yet another scandal. Following their 45-7 victory over the Colts in the AFC Championship Game, concerns were raised that some of the Patriots’ footballs may have been under-inflated, a claim that was later confirmed when it was reported that 11 out of the 12 footballs used by the Patriots were indeed under-inflated during the first half of the game.
Fans at Lock Haven University will remember Saturday’s 49-6 loss against the Shippensburg University football team for a long, long time — not because of a victory, but because of a demoralizing defeat that has cemented the Bald Eagles place in the history books.
Zach Zulli rockets a pass to Alex Kuljian for an early score. There is no celebration, no over-eccentric dance, just a pat on the helmet and a run back to the sidelines.
