Avery Hill is a sports journalist specializing in local sports coverage in State College, Pennsylvania. With a focus on Penn State University athletics, Avery's articles provide in-depth analysis, game recaps, and player profiles for the Centre Daily Times. Their work has also been featured in Penn State University publications.
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Avery's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly Penn State athletics. She provides extensive event coverage and includes press release content.
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Just 16 hours after No. 6 Penn State concluded its Big Ten championship loss to Oregon, James Franklin was back in front of the media for a College Football Playoff
With a little over a week from Penn State's home College Football Playoff game vs. SMU (Dec. 21, noon) the Nittany Lions' 2025 full schedule has been unveiled.
With several Milky Way minis in hand, Andy Kotelnicki made his first appearance to the media since announcing his return to Penn State for the 2025 season.
As Penn State gears up to host SMU on Saturday in the first round of the College Football Playoff (Noon, TNT and Max), James Franklin had to deal with some other news concerning his team.
By: Avery Hill
Days before the Penn State’s first College Football Playoff appearance, defensive coordinator Tom Allen took time to speak with the media.
There’s one last showdown in Happy Valley for 2024,and the betting lines are out.
By: Avery Hill
With several storylines to follow, ones which could certainly create major impacts throughout the game. Here are three we’re focusing on.
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Penn State is moving on in the College Football Playoff after trouncing No. 11 Southern Methodist, 38-10, in front of 106,000 spectators packed inside Beaver Stadium on Saturday.
Nick Singleton said he always asks the team to block everything up and leave him in isolation with one man to beat. As the first half neared the one-minute mark,
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