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Penn State fires coach James Franklin

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Packers’ Micah Parsons Fumes Over Penn State Firing James Franklin

“Regardless of the situation at hand, this one doesn’t feel right to me!” Parsons tweeted.

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Packers’ Micah Parsons reacts to Penn State firing James Franklin: ‘Doesn’t feel right’

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Micah Parsons Says James Franklin 'Deserved Better' After PSU Firing

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Josh Pate drags Penn State, says firing James Franklin 'is insane'

At this point, Franklin's firing at Penn State, and the $49 million fee to buyout his contract, is old news

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Penn State interim coach Terry Smith is stunned by James Franklin’s firing

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Why James Franklin’s firing ‘had to happen’ financially, its impact on recruiting, and more Penn State reactions

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Penn State removes James Franklin as head coach

Franklin was named the head coach of Penn State in 2014, taking over the program from Bill O'Brien upon his departure to the NFL.

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SEC Head Coach Named Potential James Franklin Replacement at Penn State

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Penn State fires head coach James Franklin after three consecutive losses

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Micah Parsons, LaVar Arrington among Penn State greats to react to James Franklin's stunning ouster

Parsons was a 2019 consensus All-American under Franklin's tutelage and shined with the Nittany Lions as an eventual first-round NFL Draft pick. He played two seasons at Penn State and excelled in his lone year as a starter in helping the program reach 11 wins.

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Packers Announce Encouraging Injury Update on Key Starter

Van Ness injured his foot during the Bengals clash when he got the Packers' sole sack against Joe Flacco, and he didn't come back after the injury. While LaFleur was positive about Van Ness' injury, he didn't make any promises about when he'd return. So far this season, Van Ness has 11 tackles and 1.5 sacks.

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Former Green Bay Packers All-Pro defensive end Za'Darius Smith announces his retirement

Former Packers All-Pro defensive end Za'Darius Smith announced his retirement on Oct. 13 after spending the first six weeks of the season with the Philadelphia Eagles.