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James Franklin Fired as Penn State Head Coach After Disappointing Start to Season
James Franklin was dismissed after a 3-3 start and three straight losses, despite a $49 million buyout, amid fan frustration and declining recruit commitments.
- Penn State fired head football coach James Franklin after a disappointing 22-21 loss to Northwestern.
- Franklin was owed $56 million in buyout money as per his 2021 contract extension terms.
- Franklin had success at Penn State with 104 wins, but could not get over the hump against top teams.
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Marcus Hayes: James Franklin’s arrogance always outstripped his accomplishments. That’s why Penn State fired him.
PHILADELPHIA — James Franklin once told a radio show, “I’ve been saying it for a long time: I will not hire an assistant coach until I’ve seen his wife. If she looks the part, and she’s a D-I recruit, then…
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Read Full ArticleJames Franklin's Firing Could Force Penn State into Tony Petitti's Disposal Amid $700M Nightmare
Penn State finally said “enough is enough” and decided to wrap things up with James Franklin after losing three games in a row. The Oregon loss was acceptable because Happy Valley knows it’s James Franklin’s kryptonite (losing against a top 10 team), but losing to a 1-4 UCLA team with no head coach is borderline criminal for a team like Penn State. The final blow came after their loss to Northwestern over the weekend. With James Franklin’s firin…
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