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players1 The first thing to know about those of us who started the Keystone Sports Network (KSN) is that we are Penn Staters and passionate about Penn State football. We say it proudly and without hesitation. It means we follow our Nittany Lions not only every fall weekend but also through the off-season. We crave more information and want to know not just what happened, but why it happened and what effect it will have on the future of the program.

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Ross Tucker

Ross played for the Washington Redskins, Dallas Cowboys, Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots and Cleveland Browns. He played in 42 games in his 7-year NFL career, starting 24. In 2003, he was named to the USA Today All-Joe team.

Jon Ritchie

Ritchie is a veteran of seven NFL seasons, split between the Oakland Raiders (1998-02) and the Philadelphia Eagles (2003-04), appearing in 94 games during his NFL career. Jon is now an NFL analyst for NBC Sports Group, appearing primarily on Pro Football Talk, NBCSN’s NFL studio.

Bob Flounders

Bob has a considerable following for his work in covering Penn State football and recruiting for PennLive. Following Penn State football is a job that Bob has enjoyed since 2002.

Dustin Hockensmith

Dustin is a sports trend reporter for PennLive and The Patriot-News, where he covers Penn State football and fantasy football, among other topics. He can also be found on the airwaves on the Fantasy Football Insider podcast every Tuesday on PennLive.

Bob Waters

A 25-year radio vet, Bob has spent the majority of his career here in Central Pennsylvania. He’s a lifetime Baltimore Orioles baseball fan and is a staff writer for the blog site Orioles-Nation.com. Bob can be heard weekday mornings in the Harrisburg area on 92.1 WTPA.

Andy Shay

For more than two decades Andy has covered high school football in Central Pennsylvania for PennLive/The Patriot-News. He has also covered Penn State recruiting, golf and various other sports.