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I started this page, but it is lacking in details. I believe other information, such as coaches, players, football history, facilities, etc should be added, but I haven't had the time to do so, any help would be greatly appreciated. S. Ellis 20:45, 1 June 2006 (UTC)
I added a lot of content today by taking it away from the Penn State main page. This seemed a more appropriate place and the info can be expanded.- Ltv100
Would anyone object to a move to Penn State Nittany Lions? That's in line with the large majority of articles about college athletic programs. - Elmer Clark 22:25, 11 September 2006 (UTC)
User:Forceten removed 1911 and 1912 from the list of national championships. It appears that the "National Championship Foundation" selected them as national champs in those years (although in both cases they chose another school as well), with other organizations choosing other champions. So should they or should they not be regarded as champions for those years? My inclination would be to list both years with footnotes explaining the details, but I'd like to hear others' opinions on this. - Elmer Clark 21:55, 12 February 2007 (UTC)
The page says that "the colors were (originally) black and pink. Legend holds that they were changed to blue and white after the colors faded, but this is unlikely." Can anyone substantiate that the story is unlikely? There's a source for the original statement [1], and we should just leave it at that unless somebody can provide evidence to the contrary. SixFourThree ( talk) 22:06, 11 February 2008 (UTC)SixFourThree
Where should the section on the Penn State rugby program go -- the varsity section or the club section? The rugby section is currently in the club sports section. However, rugby is no longer a club sport at Penn State, but is now a sport within the Intercollegiate Athletics dept. Would folks agree with moving it to the varsity section? Barryjjoyce ( talk) 19:22, 17 March 2013 (UTC)
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I'm rewriting the lead, in spite of knowing nothing about the topic, because this is the English Wikipedia, and articles must be written in English (language) rather than incoherent Sports Jargon (not a language). The syntax is ambiguous bcz there's a noun phrase (Penn State Nittany Lions), and a nominative phrase (presumably modifying it, thrown in without any hint of what their relationship is. Grammatically, it would see to be an appositive, in this case indicating that "The Penn State Nittany Lions" is a phrase having the same meaning as "Lady Lions for women's basketball only". Note my use of quotation marks: they indicate in this case that what "The Penn State Nittany Lions" means is identical with what "Lady Lions for women's basketball only" means. Yet it is implausible that "Lady Lions for women's basketball only" can be substituted anywhere that "The Penn State Nittany Lions" can appear: so implausible that the only question is whether the guilty editor is
Some colleague who finds team sports at least as important as the habit of coherent communication will no doubt enjoy finishing the (at least five-years overdue) job of research and composition that i've begun.
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Jeff in CA has begun an edit war to change the text in this article that links to Penn State sex abuse scandal. As you can see if you look at the talk page of that article, there has been extensive discussion about the most appropriate title for that article. I'm dismayed that an editor is disregarding all of that discussion and edit warring against that consensus without even attempting to discuss his objections with others, here or in the Talk page for the specific article in question.
If anyone believes the incident should be referred to as something other than the current title of the article, the best way to go about that would be discussion or perhaps even (another) Requested Move for that article. But editing other articles to try to sidestep those processes is unacceptable. Make your case, publicly, and accept the consensus. ElKevbo ( talk) 19:43, 19 March 2017 (UTC)