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Future Nittany Lion field-general Robert Bolden gets smothered in loss
Four-star quarterback Robert Bolden faced intense pressure throughout Saturday's game, and he was only able to complete six of 16 passes for just over 100 yards in Saint Mary's (Orchard Lake, Mich.) 20-13 loss to Highland Park, the Detroit Free Press reports.
Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Penn State names true freshman Bolden starting quarterback
University Park, PA (Sports Network) - Penn State head coach Joe Paterno named true freshman Robert Bolden the starting quarterback for Saturday's season opener versus Youngstown State.
The news came as a surprise considering Paterno's tendency to go with a veteran option, but with all three quarterbacks -- Bolden and sophomores Matt McGloin and Kevin Newsome -- void of playing experience, the iconic head coach specified Bolden's slight edge.
"Based on what we have seen to this point, Bolden has a slight edge right now, but we are confident all three quarterbacks are ready to go and hope to give them an opportunity to play until we settle on the one that gives us the best chance to win."
Paterno labled the quarterbacks 1A, 1B, and 1C on the depth chart and stated each still has the opportunity to earn the starting nod on a regular basis.
Bolden will be Penn State's first true freshman starting quarterback since Wally Richardson in 1992. The highly-touted recruit out of Orchard Lake, Michigan threw for 1,013 yards and ran for 535 yards with 16 total touchdowns during his senior season while leading St. Mary's Prep to the state finals.
or Paul JonesSeattle Post-Intelligencer: College Football
Things have not worked out like Kevin Newsome would have hoped...
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- Penn State quarterback Rob Bolden's father says coach Joe Paterno has denied his son's request to transfer.
Robert Bolden, Sr., said he wasn't expecting Paterno to turn down the quarterback after a meeting Tuesday in State College. It's unclear what Bolden will do next, with spring semester classes starting Monday.
Bolden was the first true freshman to open the season at quarterback in Paterno's 45-year head-coaching tenure. He started eight games, but suffered a concussion vs. Minnesota. He then lost the job two weeks later to sophomore Matt McGloin after getting pulled vs. Northwestern.
Bolden, Sr., said his son was only interested in playing at the FBS level.
Former starting Penn State quarterback Rob Bolden visited LSU over the weekend.