UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Penn State women's volleyball head coach Russ Rose announced his retirement today after 43 years leading the Nittany Lions. Rose retires from his post as the winningest ...

Penn State women's volleyball coach Russ Rose retired Thursday after 43 years with the Nittany Lions' program and 1,330 career wins -- the most in NCAA Division I history. Rose led Penn State to ...

Legendary Penn State women’s volleyball coach Russ Rose is retiring after seven national championships, 43 years and 1,330 wins with the program, the university announced Thursday.

Russ Rose isn't big on hoopla when it's all about him. On Friday, Penn State recognized its volleyball coach for his 40 years running the program with a luncheon attended by dozens of his former ...

It was 2005 when Russ Penn joined Kidderminster Harriers for a second time. The Worcestershire club were newly relegated from the Football League and intent on returning quickly. They had enjoyed ...

That day, Russ Rose texted Werner's mother and gave the ... I texted him that I was so grateful to have his coaching." More Penn State:Outback Bowl prediction: Is Penn State's new Linebacker ...

Penn State’s Head Coach Russ Rose and Penn State’s Assistant Coach Katie Schumacher-Cawley look on during an NCAA volleyball match between Penn State and Rutgers at Rec Hall on Friday ...

It happened the moment I heard Penn State women’s volleyball coach Russ Rose had retired after 43 seasons. “It’s Schu time.” Penn State made it official Jan. 10. Southland legend Katie ...

Russ Rose, who led Penn State's women's volleyball team to seven NCAA titles and is the Division I sport's winningest coach, announced his retirement Thursday. Rose coached at Penn State for 43 ...

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – Penn State women's volleyball head coach Russ Rose announced his retirement today after 43 years leading the Nittany Lions. Rose retires from his post as the winningest ...

STATE COLLEGE — Russ Rose retired Thursday as Penn State’s women’s volleyball coach, ending a 43-year run that featured seven NCAA titles, 109 straight wins from 2007-10 and the Division I ...