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Penn State-Minnesota Receives Kickoff Time, Broadcast Designation for Nov. 23 Contest
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Penn State’s final road trip of the regular season has a kickoff time. The Nittany Lions’ Nov. 23 game at Minnesota will start at 3:30 p.m. ET with broadcasting designated to CBS, the Big Ten announced on Monday. This will mark the team’s second consecutive game in the midday slot, following Penn State’s 3:30 p.m.…
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Will Penn State RB Nick Singleton Play At Purdue? If Not, Freshmen Could Step Up
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Penn State running back Nick Singleton appeared to regain his burst on both offense and special teams in a 35-6 win over Washington on Saturday. But an injury that forced Singleton to exit the game after one rush in the third quarter could leave his availability in doubt ahead of a trip to Purdue this…
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Penn State Football Earns Commitment From 4-Star Defensive End
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Penn State has added a recruiting commitment following its 35-6 White Out win over Washington. Chaz Coleman, a four-star edge rusher from Warren, Ohio, announced his pledge to the Nittany Lions on Sunday. The 6-foot-5, 225-pound Coleman, who was in attendance for Saturday’s game, ranks as the No. 423 overall prospect by 247Sports in the…
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Penn State Makes a Statement in Triumphant Bounce-Back Win Over Washington
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James Franklin returned to the spot where, just a week before, he’d shared a heated exchange with a disgruntled fan. This time, he was applauded and urged to ring the victory bell after Penn State’s dominating 35-6 win over Washington on Saturday. Franklin had turned boos into cheers in a matter of four quarters. He’s…
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Penn State Earns Commitment From Highly Rated Delaware Offensive Lineman
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Penn State has added a recruiting commitment prior to its White Out game against Washington. Layton von Brandt, a four-star offensive lineman from Middletown, Delaware, announced his pledge to the Nittany Lions prior to kickoff on Saturday. Von Brandt joins four-star running back Kemom Spell as the second member of Penn State’s 2027 recruiting class.…
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Penn State’s Dennis-Sutton, Izzard Ruled Questionable Ahead of Washington Game
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The status of two key Penn State defensive players is unclear ahead of Saturday’s White Out against Washington. Dani Dennis-Sutton, a starting defensive end, and defensive tackle Coziah Izzard have both been ruled questionable prior to kickoff, per the Big Ten’s availability report. This marks the second consecutive game that Dennis-Sutton has been ruled questionable…
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Penn State Starts Season With Back-to-Back 100-Point Games Behind Niederhauser’s Emergence
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Yanic Konan Niederhauser hung from the rim for an extended period and looked back at the UMBC player he’d just posterized after grabbing a ball off the iron and dunking it back through the hoop with ease. It was among the highlight moments Friday night for Niederhauser, who scored a team-high 18 points, pulled down…
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Penn State DT Hakeem Beamon No Longer With Program
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Penn State will be without a veteran defensive lineman for the remainder of the year. Hakeem Beamon, a sixth-year defensive tackle, is no longer with the program, a team spokesperson confirmed on Friday. Beamon appeared in all eight games this season, tallying three tackles. Beamon played seven snaps in the Nittany Lions’ 20-13 loss to…
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Penn State-Washington Preview and Prediction: It’s All About Rebounding From Loss for the Nittany Lions
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The dust has settled. After an eighth-straight loss to Ohio State, No. 6 Penn State (7-1) has a valuable opportunity to redeem itself in the White Out against the reigning national runners-up, Washington (5-4), on Saturday. This game will kick off at 8 p.m. ET with streaming exclusively available on Peacock. Despite last weekend’s defeat,…
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Could Penn State’s Loss to Ohio State Help Correct Mistakes? Some Players Think So
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The days that have followed Penn State’s 20-13 loss to Ohio State on Saturday have been “introspective,” James Franklin said on Monday. Not only in search for answers as to what went wrong in an eighth-straight loss to the Buckeyes, but also in game planning for what’s to come. A College Football Playoff bid remains…