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There’s a lot that could be said about Penn State’s 2022 recruiting class as it was signed, sealed and delivered on Wednesday to cap off one of the most important and pivotal recruiting cycles of the James Franklin era. The class is deep, it has quality players on both sides of the ball and talent…

It’s hard not to draw comparisons between Drew Allar and Christian Hackenberg. Hackenberg — once among one of the nation’s most highly touted quarterback prospects — was tasked with saving Penn State football, a broad and nearly impossible task in the face of unprecedented NCAA sanctions designed explicitly to make that objective even harder. It…

Penn State quarterback Ta’Quan Roberson announced on Monday morning that he is entering the transfer portal. Roberson will have three years of eligibility remaining at whichever school he ultimately attends and plays for. Monday’s news was somewhat expected in the era of the transfer portal given that Roberson – who played in the absence of…

Penn State has hired former Miami head coach Manny Diaz as defensive coordinator, the program announced on Saturday. Diaz spent the past three seasons as the Hurricanes’ head coach and the 2016-2018 seasons as Miami’s defensive coordinator. Diaz was fired earlier this month and replaced by Oregon head coach Mario Cristobal. Replacing longtime defensive coordinator…

Penn State safeties coach Anthony Poindexter is staying with the Nittany Lions and will not take the Virginia head coaching position, according to a report by ESPN. “Timing is everything for both sides. There will be a day, but I’m going to stay at Penn State,” Poindexter, who also holds the title of co-defensive coordinator, reportedly…

It’s setting up to be a busy offseason for Penn State football, both on and off the field as the Nittany Lions head towards a ninth season under head coach James Franklin. With now former defensive coordinator Brent Pry already taking over as Virginia Tech’s head coach and safeties coach Anthony Poindexter (A former UVA…

Six Penn State football offensive players earned postseason All-Big Ten postseason honors, the conference announced Wednesday afternoon. Wideout Jahan Dotson, unsurprisingly, was named first-team All-Big Ten by the media, while offensive tackle Rasheed Walker slotted in on the third team. Additionally Sean Clifford, Juice Scruggs, Mike Miranda, and Brenton Strange were named honorable mentions. Dotson built off his…