Penn State football sits six weeks — or 43 days, as of July 18, to be exact — from its opener with Nevada on Aug. 30. That is ...

Penn State athletic director Pat Kraft knows how good he has it with Cael Sanderson leading the wrestling program year after year. The team is so dominant, there’s practically an arms race in ...

Penn State announced the addition of the consensus No. 1 prospect for the 2026 NHL Draft with a press release on Thursday.

Patrick Kraft, the William V. Campbell Director of Athletics at Boston College, has been named Penn State's next Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics/director of athletics by President ...

INDIANAPOLIS — During Pat Kraft’s first year as Penn State’s athletic director he watched fans funnel in and out of Beaver Stadium, flooding the concourse while beer sales were unveiled for ...

Penn State athletic director Pat Kraft gives two thumbs up to the student section following a 31-0 White Out football win against Iowa Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023, in State College, Pa.

The Penn State wrestling juggernaut and coach Cael Sanderson are about to embark on another potential record-breaking postseason. A historic run, even. Leave it to Penn State athletic director Pat ...

AD Pat Kraft sees NHL Winter Classic, paying up for Shrewsberry and reconfigured BJC in PSU’s future ... Kraft was born in the Chicago suburb of Libertyville and grew up a serious Blackhawks fan.

Boston College director of athletics Pat Kraft called his new position “a dream job,” noting that it’s extremely rare when personal beliefs align with professional aspirations so perfectly.

Pat Kraft brings a lot of energy and confidence into his new role. But he needs to know this: Nobody cares about Boston College athletics.

There was nothing ordinary about Pat Kraft’s first year on the job as athletic director at Boston College. He was hired in June 2020 in the thick of the COVID-19 pandemic and spent the majority ...

Pat Kraft, Penn State University's athletic director, is scheduled to receive an annual salary of $2.26 million through June 2032.