Mark Wogenrich is a journalist who focuses on local sports coverage, particularly in the State College area of Pennsylvania. He has written for various publications including The Fresno Bee, Yardbarker, and The News Tribune. With a wide range of experience in sports journalism, Wogenrich provides in-depth analysis and previews of Penn State football and wrestling games.
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Mark Wogenrich focuses on sports, particularly college football and Penn State athletics. His coverage includes event reports and press releases.
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By: Mark Wogenrich
The Nittany Lions meet Nebraska in their first final-four appearance since 2017.
By: Mark Wogenrich
The Nittany Lions host SMU in the first College Football Playoff game at Beaver Stadium.
How do the Nittany Lions match up with the Mustangs? Key numbers for their College Football Playoff game.
By: Mark Wogenrich
The Nittany Lions host the Mustangs in a first-round playoff game at Beaver Stadium. Keep pace with playoff updates.
The Nittany Lions' relentless defense turned two pick-6s vs. the Mustangs into their first College Football Playoff victory.
By: Mark Wogenrich
The Nittany Lions brought a deep reserve of confidence to the postseason. Drew Allar says they're 'crescendoing' at the right time.
Penn State is headed back to the Fiesta Bowl, where it has special history and an unbeaten record. The Nittany Lions will meet Boise State in the Dec. 31 Fiesta Bowl, which also will serve as a quarterfinal game of the College Football Playoff game.
STATE COLLEGE
By: Mark Wogenrich
The Nittany Lions begin their title chase with a 38-10 win over the SMU Mustangs.
By: Mark Wogenrich
STATE COLLEGE | Penn State coach James Franklin traded his blue Nike winter hat for a Fiesta Bowl cap following the Nittany Lions' 38-10 win over SMU on Saturday.
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