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I saw this for a client as well, who I know for sure isn't running WordPress at all. Personally, I think it's a Google mistake.

Correct. They won't be indexed but are still followed.

I'm glad to hear you got this figured out - thank you Patrick for your help! Kevin Help Team

Excellent stuff. Glad it helped -Andy

It's always a tricky one when changes have been made and reverted Joel. There is an element of waiting for things to settle down again, while a part of you wants to carry on and make more improvements - but this can work against you. It 'looks' like Google is trying to figure out where you should be, but I don't think it is anything more sinister than that. It's certainly not a penalty at work as they give you a hit and rarely see movement like this. I would monitor the stats for another couple of weeks and then see where you stand. If it levels out, you at least know where you need to be heading and what changes to make next. -Andy

I'll certainly bring it up. Maybe we can use the general concept and agree on a page title that accomplishes the same goal without sacrificing brand consistency. Thanks again for the great suggestions.