Class of 2027 interior offensive lineman from Pennsylvania reveals top four schools.
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The Wildcats host the Nittany Lions for the first time at Ryan Field.
Happy Valley might be Ames East in 2026, but that doesn't mean former Cyclones are guaranteed anything after following Matt Campbell to Penn State.
The Nittany Lions' wide receiver struggles were expected to be fixed by the arrival of Noah Pauley from Iowa State, but now the up-and-coming coach is off to the NFL.
Penn State is in a great spot to keep this Pennsylvania three-star at home.
The Nittany Lions lost out on Kemon Spell and now a four-star wide receiver.
Will Backus shares popular opinion about the Nittany Lions' roster post-Transfer Portal.
The Nittany Lion safety had multiple chances to leave Happy Valley, but saw it through all four collegiate seasons.
Joel Klatt said head coaches would have been clamoring for the Penn State job if they had known its 2026 schedule, except they did.
Kemon Spell is the top-ranked player in Pennsylvania, and Matt Campbell just let him leave for the SEC.
A recruitment surge from the Nittany Lions deflated on Monday.
Penn State gets off to a good start with its Class of 2028, earning an in-state commitment.
The Nittany Lions' next head coach joins the wrestling and hockey teams as an honorary guest.
The Nittany Lions piqued this five-star interior offensive lineman's interest.
Penn State's all-time touchdown leader is likely to tumble down draft boards after suffering an injury at the Senior Bowl.
Matt Campbell gets more approval and praise from national media.
Both players are using the Senior Bowl as an attempt to work their way higher in the draft and possibly become second-day selections. So far, the returns have been good, and both players are getting a lot of positive momentum heading into Saturday's game
How should Penn State fans feel about James Franklin at Virginia Tech. Well, Dani Dennis-Sutton summed it up perfectly at the Senior Bowl.
Kaytron Allen and Nicholas Singleton were one of the best running back duos in college football for four years, but it's clear who grabbed hold of RB1 and the NFL realizes it too.
These former Nittany Lions missed out on an opportunity to be part of the future.