A five-star cornerback could be on his way to Happy Valley.
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Class of 2027 top target lists Penn State as one of his top schools.
Matt Campbell began his tenure in Happy Valley behind the eight-ball with regards to the 2026 recruiting class, but he's made the best of a bad situation.
Penn State is predicted to land a commitment from 5-star running back Kemon Spell and that may just be the start of an elite 2027 class.
Penn State football has always been on the doorstep, but can never breakthrough.
Plenty of signs are pointing to running back Kemon Spell committing to Penn State. Will it happen this weekend?
This four-star wide receiver put Penn State football back in the picture.
The Nittany Lions learned in 2025 that they don't perform well when the spotlight's on them.
Warren earns recognition for his rookie year, proving his NFL career will be bountiful.
The Nittany Lions take the upper hand in the fight for the Class of 2027 star.
If it wasn't already clear, Penn State athletic director Pat Kraft isn't afraid to do whatever he can to replace good with great.
The Big Ten is reportedly pushing to further expand the College Football Playoff and it's proposal would ruin the sport's regular season.
Penn State adds its 15th recruit to its class with a preferred walk-on.
James Franklin plucks his second wide receiver from Matt Campbell and Penn State.
James Franklin is already doing James Franklin things at Virginia Tech.
One of the Nittany Lions' most accomplished players gets his flowers.
James Peoples couldn't crack the backfield rotation in Columbus, but with more touches at Penn State, he could be set for a breakout season in 2026.
Penn State has had a successful Transfer Portal window and it's not over yet, but there are a few misses that will sting Matt Campbell and Derek Hoodjer.
With Gabriel Nwosu out of eligibility, Penn State has brought in Christiano Rosa from James Madison as its new kickoff specialist.
The Nittany Lions' disaster of a season was one of the worst in the country.