Video: Watch Nebraska QB Taylor Martinez’s incredible 76-yard TD run

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Nebraska quarterback Taylor Martinez was in trouble as he dodged Wisconsin linemen who were out to sack him for a loss.

Video: Amazing, juggling catch helps Michigan pull off victory

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Michigan needed a miracle against Northwestern and they got it.

Michigan Wolverines quarterback Devin Gardner hit wide receiver Roy Roundtree who juggled and caught a 53-yard pass with just eight seconds left in the game

Photo: Iowa students dressed up as Jerry Sandusky

Here’s a photo of four Iowa students who decided to dress up as Jerry Sandusky for the Iowa vs. Penn State Big Ten match-up in Iowa City.

The students wore black and white jail jumpsuits with Sandusky’s name on the back.

Photo: Penn State TE Adam Breneman received 32 Ole Miss recruiting letters on the same day

Ole Miss really wants Penn State 4-star tight end Adam Breneman to jump ship.

They really, really want him— so much so that they sent him 32 handwritten letters.

Montee Ball attacker: “One down, nine to go”

One of the five men who attacked Wisconsin Badgers running back and Heisman Trophy finalist Montee Ball reportedly said, “One down, nine to go,” indicating that others could be targeted in future attacks.

The Capital Times is reporting that a witness heard one of Ball’s attackers make that statement, but police have no knowledge of other threats against football players.

Audio: Jerry Sandusky’s alleged voicemails for Victim 2: “Love you”

Lawyers representing Victim 2 — the young boy Mike McCreary saw Jerry Sandusky molesting in the Penn State shower back in 2001 — have released two voicemails that date back to September of 2011.

Sandusky, a former Penn State assistant football coach, was indicted on child sexual abuse charges in November 2011.

”You hear Sandusky leaving two messages for Victim 2 that end with “love you.”

Video: Penn State alum equates NCAA sanctions to 9/11

The NCAA dropped the hammer on Penn State and former head football coach Joe Paterno this week. Fans were absolutely devastated by the unprecedented sanctions.

But Penn State alumnus Tom Price of Factoryville, Penn., took it to the extreme. He told WNEP-TV in Scranton that he and his wife Sally equated the NCAA’s punishment to the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001. Nearly 3,000 people died in those attacks.

Report: Could the NCAA wipe out Joe Paterno’s wins?

NCAA Executive Committee Chairman Ed Ray told The Chronicle of Higher Education that the Penn State football program might have had a competitive advantage during the years that former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky sexually abused young boys.

“Penn State did a hell of a lot of recruiting between 1998 and 2012 of very top football athletes, played in bowl games, had great records during some of those years,” Ray said. “I don’t know if a lot of that would have been possible if the truth had come out over the last 14 years.”

Ray’s statement is perhaps the strongest indication of just what kind of punishment the NCAA will hand down against Penn State on Monday morning.

Video: Joe Paterno’s statue removed from Penn State’s Beaver Stadium

Work crews removed the 7-foot tall, 900-pound bronze statue of former Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno Sunday morning. It took just 40 minutes.

Kevin Berkon, 23, of Washington, D.C., and Mike Elliott, 23, of Lancaster, camped out at the statue since Tuesday. They were some of the only Penn State students at the scene.

“I’m extremely disappointed with how they are doing it,” Berkon told the Centre Daily Times. “JoePa means the world to a lot of students, and they should have a right to be here.”

Penn State fans flock to Paterno statue

Hundreds of Penn State fans have flocked to Beaver Stadium to get one last glimpse of the bronze statute of former head football coach Joe Paterno.

University President Rodney Erickson is making his decision whether or not to take it down.