Nittany Nation Overtime: SMU

Nittany Nation Overtime: Notre Dame Orange Bowl

Penn State's season ends in the Orange Bowl after a loss to Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff semifinals. The Nit Wits Ryan Risky, Neil Rudel, Mark Brennan, and former Nittany Lion Keith "Goon" Conlin break down the season ending loss, look at James Franklin's struggles against the top teams, and discuss what the future looks like.

Nittany Nation Overtime: Boise State

Penn State is off to the College Football Playoff semifinals after defeating Boise State 31-14. This weeks show dissects how the Nittany Lions shut down Heisman runner up Ashton Jeanty, what the big picture looks like for Penn State, and previews the Orange Bowl against Notre Dame.

Nittany Nation Overtime: SMU

Penn State defeats SMU 38-10 in the first round of the College Football Playoff to advance to the Fiesta Bowl against Boise State. The Nit Wits Ryan Risky, Neil Rudel, Mark Brennan, and former Penn State quarterback Shane McGregor break down the big win, preview the Fiesta Bowl, and look at the College Football Playoff picture.

Nittany Nation Overtime: Big Ten Championship vs Oregon

Penn State falls to Oregon in the Big Ten Championship Game in thriller 45-37. With the loss the Nittany Lions will host SMU in the first round of the College Football Playoff in what will be a noon White Out. The Nit Wits Ryan Risky, Riley Holsinger, Neil Rudel, and former Penn State wide receiver Joe Nastasi break down the game and how the first 12 team bracket looks.

Nittany Nation Overtime: Maryland

In an unexpected turn of events Penn State is heading to the Big Ten Championship Game to take on Oregon. The Nittany Lions took care of business against Maryland after Michigan shocked the world and defeated Ohio State for a fourth consecutive season. The Nit Wits Ryan Risky, Neil Rudel, Mark Brennan, and former Penn State equipment manager Spider Caldwell preview the game, look at the events that led up to Penn State making it to the Big Ten Championship Game, and discuss James Franklin's postgame interaction with Maryland head coach Mike Locksley.