Layton Von Brandt was an early commit to James Franklin's 2027 class, now he could return to the Matt Campbell Nittany Lions.
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Uncommitted Nittany Lion target passer will show off his skills at the end of May.
The former Penn State lineman won't allow his NFL opportunity to pass by him in Baltimore.
Penn State's transfer quarterback is rising in the quarterback ranks.
The Nittany Lions miss out on a four-star defenseman to out-of-conference foe.
Matt Campbell will need fall camp to officially sort out his 1st depth chart in Happy Valley, but after spring, it's starting to become clear.
Matt Campbell has never recruited at an elite level, but early in his Penn State tenure, he has the Nittany Lions positioned for a top class.
The Nittany Lions add their second wideout to their recruitment Class of 2027.
Two familiar faces to Penn State fans are now considered as part of the next generation of NFL stars.
The Nittany Lions make four-star prospect's top seven.
The Nittany Lions face Notre Dame and Kentucky for this New Jersey-based edge rusher.
Stanley Montgomery, a Philadelphia prospect, became the 13th member of the Nittany Lions' 2027 recruiting class, choosing Penn State over offers from a final group that included Kentucky, Virginia and Northwestern.
Friday, May 1 will be a hot or cold commitment day for the Nittany Lions depending on how the decisions fall.
The Nittany Lions can add another defensive end to their Class of 2027.
Drew Allar hasn't been in Pittsburgh long but he's already in the middle of a cat-and-mouse game between the organization and Aaron Rodgers.
Penn State's eight-man draft class is beginning its NFL journey and not everybody is set up for success in the league.
Jordan Mayer was absent from Penn State's Blue-White roster after missing the entire 2025 season due to injury.
Allen could earn himself a starting role regardless of where he fell in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Is former Penn State guard the Ravens' answer for inconsistency in the trenches?
Drew Allar may not have to move all that far to go play professional football for the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, him doing so briefly caused a man to completely lose his wits and quit his job as the voice of Pittsburgh sports talk radio. What on Earth?