We want to thank you for following our coverage of the Nittany Lions as the newest member of the Bloguin network. We are putting the final touches on our first full month and are appreciative of the support we have received from you, Bloguin, our friends at The Reporter, Big Time Sports Media Network and more.
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One final note…
The Blogs With Balls gang is taking nominations for the best untitled sports media awards and you can help get the site nominated. All you need to do is click here, fiill out some information about yourself and nominate us for as many categories as you wish. We hope to get your nomination for Best Team-Specific Site but would be honored to have your nod for any other category as well.
In addition, I’ll suggest all Penn State fans do their part to nominate Jay Paterno for Best in Technical Achievement. His Twitter habits and appreciation for blogging has made him one of the most active college football coaches on the social networking scene and I would like to see him get some recognition for that if possible.
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