The eyes of the nation were trained on Ohio State and Michigan's postgame fight Saturday, but savvy college football fans know you don't need a close game for postgame rivalry drama.Take, for instance,

During the postgame handshake between coaches, Maryland's Mike Locksley was not happy with James Franklin and Penn State running up the score

James Franklin has had his 10-year contract amended because of the expanded College Football Playoff, university officials said.

Despite the lopsided 44-7 score in favor of the Nittany Lions that, combined with Ohio State's loss to rival Michigan, send them to the Big Ten title game against Oregon, the head coaches of each team met for the customary postgame handshake in a moment that clearly got heated.

James Franklin suggested if Mike Locksley wanted to prevent Penn State from scoring late in a blowout, he should have played Cover 2 and not Cover 0.

The Nittany Lions coach signed a 10-year contract in 2021, before the College Football Playoff expanded to 12 teams.

Senior Day is here for the Penn State program, and James Franklin’s Nittany Lions have a prime opportunity honor their talented veteran players with a statement victory. If Penn State (10-1) handles its business today at Beaver Stadium against a 4-7 Maryland team that is a heavy underdog, it will earn a spot in the college playoff.

Maryland coach Mike Locksley took issue with Penn State throwing a touchdown pass on the final play of Saturday's 44-7 PSU win, and let his counterpart James Franklin know about it.

Maryland head coach Mike Locksley and Penn State head coach James Franklin did not see eye-to-eye following the Nittany Lions 44-7 victory over the

In Penn State’s blowout win over Maryland on Saturday, Franklin commissioned his second- and third-string offense to go down the field and score, despite having just one minute left in the game and the ability to run time out boasting a 38-7 lead.