Fans hope the end is near
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The No. 2 preseason team is nowhere to be found on the AP Top 25 Poll ahead of Week 7.
Penn State fans are done with James Franklin. The losses in the big games have been tough to take, but losing to an 0-4 UCLA team that looked hopeless in Septem
Penn State's head coach was confident that his staff and players were the best combination the team had in 12 years. Is that still true?
The "We're Penn State" identity only goes so far, and it doesn't extend to failures of meeting bare minimum expectations.
The Nittany Lions aren't the only ones disappointing their fans in 2025.
Penn State's upset loss to UCLA is the biggest story in college football, and without it, Arch Manning would be under even more fire for loss of his own.
UCLA upset the No. 7 team in the country, which means Penn State snapped streaks and extended losing records.
Nico Iamaleava was masterful in UCLA's upset win over the No. 7 Nittany Lions and now James Franklin should be on the hot seat.
Following the loss to UCLA, James Franklin came up with some awful excuses, including travel for his players. Come on.
Weak play calling killed last-minute momentum and faith in Penn State QB Drew Allar.
Penn State is 3-2 after an upset loss to winless UCLA in Week 6 and its all-in season has already gone bust. But will the program be able to pay the hefty price to move on from its head coach?
Penn State's head coach is failing to meet expectations again, but now it's not just in big games. Franklin needs an expeditious turnaround and a dominant back half of the season.
James Franklin's seat is starting to get hot after a Week 5 loss to Oregon and a slow start against UCLA at the Rose Bowl in Week 6.
Fans are taking hits at the Penn State defensive coordinator following an embarrassing first half against UCLA.
With injuries to Tony Rojas and Dominic DeLuca, Penn State is forced to turn to true freshman four-star linebacker Cam Smith.
The Nittany Lion filled in for Tony Rojas, but a second quarter injury put another bruise on the linebacker position.
The Nittany Lions face their second Big Ten opponent of the season and take the road for the first time in 2025.
The College GameDay crew hasn't given up on the Nittany Lions.
Dominic DeLuca will be thrust back into a starting job at linebacker with Tony Rojas potentially out for the season, which could force big changes on defense.