The Daily Collegian
Editors, students, PSU notables to pick NFL winners
The St. Louis Rams will not go
16-0 this season.
But don’t tell that to Paul
Casella, the Daily Collegian’s
Sports Chief.
When he takes on some popular
Penn State names
in the Collegian’s
new weekly fea
ture “Penn State
Pick ‘Em,”
Casella, a die
hard Rams fan,
plans to pick the
Rams to win
every week —just
as he has done his
whole life.
This will be a
season-long
friendly competi
tion in which
Casella, Collegian
Sports Editor
Steve Hennessey
and Sports Copy ~
Desk Chief Bill Hennessey
Landis will take
on the following
members of the
Penn State com
munity: Jim
Regan, Nittany
Lion Fhnd presi-
Casella
dent; Zack jsk
Krieger, executive
director of
Student Landis
Programming
Association (SPA); Alex Cohen,
Patemoville president; Christian
Ragland, University Park
Undergraduate Association
(UPUA) president; a Penn State
athlete, which will rotate weekly,
and a Penn State student, which
will also rotate weekly.
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The last spot, a Penn State stu
dent, could be you.
While this week’s student spot
will be occupied by senior Jack
Gashi, the sports editors will be
picking a new student, at random,
each week. To be considered for
the spot, e-mail Casella at
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To follow the weekly picks, go to
the Make Plays blog on the
Collegian’s website, psucolle
gian.com, where the picks and
overall records will be updated
weekly.
The format will be easy to follow
—pick every game each week, not
factoring in the spread, just simply
which team you think will win
each game.
And despite Paul putting him
self at a distinct disadvantage by
picking the Rams religiously, his
hope is that his other picks or
Rams’ rookie quarterback Sam
Bradford will help bail him out
some weeks.
And while Hennessey and
Landis enter the competition with
more of an open mind regarding
their picks, all three editors expect
a competitive season-long battle
with some of the more recogniza
ble names on the Penn State cam
pus.
So when the New Orleans
Saints and Minnesota Vikings kick
off the 2010 NFL season at 8:30
tonight in New Orleans the
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What could be a near argument might
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