Penn State Football: top storylines to watch as spring practice begins

Which recruits will look to attend the Blue-White Game?

Fresh off the sixth-ranked recruiting class in the country in 2022, James Franklin and Penn State Football look to stay hot on the recruiting trail, and what better way to sell a recruit on Penn State than to get them inside Beaver Stadium and surround them with thousands of passionate fans?

The Nittany Lions currently sit at fifth in the country (first in the Big Ten) for the class of 2023, but there is still a long way to go until signing day.

Throughout the next few weeks, keep an eye on which recruits plan to take a trip to Happy Valley for Blue-White weekend on an unofficial visit.

Surely many of the eight current commits from the class of 2023 will be on hand, but perhaps more importantly, which high school standouts, who haven’t committed to a school yet, will be in attendance?

Penn State’s biggest remaining target for 2023 is Nyckoles Harbor, a five-star athlete from Washington DC. However, will the Olympic-caliber sprinter be able to make the trip to campus with his busy track schedule?

Some other potential visitors include: Josiah Trotter, a four-star linebacker from Philadelphia, Cameron Seldon, a four-star athlete from Virginia, and Kenny Johnson, a three-star wide receiver from Dallastown.