After hiring Matt Campbell, a roster turnover is bound to take place at Penn State, and we'll track every move the Nittany Lions make here.
Penn State football news archive - Page 49 of 253
Matt Campbell is overhauling Penn State's coaching staff with major departure on both sides of the ball.
Iowa State offensive coordinator Taylor Mouser is making the trip from Ames to Happy Valley, and that may mean a quarterback move will follow in January.
With Terry Smith on his staff, Matt Campbell may be able to keep Penn State's roster somewhat intact this offseason, but the turnover has begun with Elliot Washington II's announcement.
Zakee Wheatley and Zane Durant are declaring for the 2026 NFL Draft, and won't be on the field when the Nittany Lions play Clemson at Yankee Stadium.
After signing a mega-deal to leave Ohio State last offseason, Jim Knowles is out the door and heading to Tennessee, where he'll replace Tim Banks.
After just one season, Penn State defensive coordinator Jim Knowles is reportedly out and expected to be replaced by former Iowa State DC Jon Heacock.
Matt Campbell is a few days into his new job at Penn State and he's already working to salvage a lost recruiting cycle for the Nittany Lions.
Campbell's passion for the program extends back to his childhood.
The incoming head coach is excited for his future at Penn State working alongside Smith.
The new head coach promises to accomplish what James Franklin couldn't.
The Nittany Lions are soon in for a new era in leadership, but also on the field, leaving many uncertainties about who the future signal caller is.
Matt Campbell will need to dip into the portal to rebuild Penn State's roster, but if he keeps these foundational pieces, he can avoid a total overhaul.
Matt Campbell has already convinced key members of his Iowa State staff to join him in Happy Valley, and when the Transfer Portal opens on January, 2, his focus will turn to raiding his former roster.
Campbell is already a favorite among alumni.
The Nittany Lions' new hire is already making strides in recruitment.
In terms of resources, Penn State is a major step up for Matt Campbell and his director of player personnel, Derek Hoodjer.
Jim Knowles is the highest-paid defensive coordinator in college football, but he may not be long for Happy Valley with Jon Heacock joining Matt Campbell.
Penn State and Clemson were two of the most disappointing teams in college football this season, and they'll fittingly meet in the Pinstripe Bowl on December 27.
Pat Kraft recognized Terry Smith's value to Penn State and went all-out to keep him in Happy Valley.