Nick Dawkins, the vocal leader of the 2020 recruiting class at Penn State, stands tall as a 6-foot-4, 300-pound monster of a man on the offensive line.
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Joseph Johnson heads to Happy Valley with a big frame and a championship mentality about how good this 2020 recruiting class can be for Penn State.
The Penn State Nittany Lions will be well represented at the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine, sending five former players to Indianapolis.
Jaden Dottin feels like he can start right away for the Nittany Lions as he averaged nearly 20.0 yards a catch in high school and stands at 6-foot-3.
Lamar Stevens, the school's No. 3 all-time scorer, was added to the Wooden Award watch list, signifying he's one of the nation's best players in 2020.
A four-star receiver from the state of Virginia, KeAndre Lambert is in line to possibly fill the void of a heavy target share lost at the WR position.
Former All-American for Penn State, John Urschel was appointed to the College Football Playoff Selection Committee for a three-year term.
The former No. 1 running back from the 2018 recruiting cycle has entered his name into the transfer portal as Ricky Slade is leaving Penn State.
Four-star defensive tackle and Indiana's No. 1 ranked player, Cole Brevard joins the fold along the defensive line for the Nittany Lions in 2020.
Penn State head coach James Franklin took to the podium to address all things football on National Signing Day, including his new coaching staff.
Caziah Holmes enters the talented Penn State backfield as one of the fastest running backs in the entire 2020 recruiting cycle.