Current Penn Stater Donavan Jack, who basically reneged on his signed NLI with the Dukes after Ron Everhart was replaced by Jim Ferry, had the game of his career against La Salle in the friendly confines of Bryce Jordan Center.  (http://www.gopsusports.com/blog/2013/11/jacks-career-night-helps-spark-nittany-lions.html) 

Of course, the Penn State loyalists hope that he can deliver this type of performance with some regularity.  Note that up to this game for the current season he had been averaging only 17 minutes, 5 pts., and 2 rbs. per game.  He saw very limited action his freshman year.  Perhaps he's capable of producing some of the stats at the college level that he had during his very impressive high school carrer.  Or maybe his last night's performance was an anomaly.  I'm looking forward to seeing how he'll perform against the Dukes at the Consol on Dec. 11th.  I'm hoping that the Dukes make him regret his backing out of his wrtten commitment.      

Rick, I could care less about how Jack does. Just making a point. For future reference, if you think I'm being sarcastic, I am.

We all want Watkins to get healthy and the NCAA$$holes to either qualify or disqualify Robinson. I am looking forward to seeing them play.

At the game last night an astute observer noted that Watkins was in uniform and went through warm up drills.

Game notes state Watkins is not fully cleared to play. Maybe for Pitt?

Would be nice if the NCAA would make a damn decision on Robinson one way or the other. This is ridiculous.

I would Redshirt Robinson for sure.  At least it gives us something to look forward to next year, and it provides us with an ample recruit to attach to James.  Still, it sucks that he isn't ready to go.  I'm excited to see what Watkins brings.  Ridenour has been pretty decent, and I think that Gill can be an okay player once he learns how to slow down.