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Coach Matt Campbell’s bold fourth‑down decision ignited a 45‑0 victory over Marshall, highlighting Penn State’s offensive efficiency and the team’s preparedness.
The Nittany Lions cruised past Marshall 45-0 in their opener, with quarterback Rocco Becht and wideout Koby Howard leading the offense, while defensive standout Caleb Bacon and coordinator D’Anton Lynn’s adjustments highlighted the defense, though the rushing attack struggled.
Coach Matt Campbell’s first season hinges on evaluating depth, integrating key transfers and managing injuries as the Nittany Lions open against Marshall on September 5.
The Nittany Lions will host the Thundering Herd on Sept. 5, with quarterback Rocco Becht leading a potent attack that’s favored by oddsmakers.
Chase Sowell’s journey from a high school baseball player dismissed by Colorado to a redshirt senior starter at Penn State illustrates how setbacks can fuel ambition, as he targets 1,000 receiving yards and ten touchdowns this season.
During training camp, Penn State introduced a 12‑personnel offense centered on two tight ends, with quarterback Rocco Becht showing full health and a host of playmakers poised to extend the program’s NFL pipeline.
The Nittany Lions open the season on September 5 at Beaver Stadium against Marshall, featuring a balanced roster of seasoned starters and promising newcomers.
With a 23‑4 record over the past two seasons, a No. 14 preseason ranking and a schedule that includes marquee matchups against Notre Dame and Utah, the BYU Cougars are poised for a breakout year. Coach Kalani Sitake’s humble approach and expert predictions of an 11‑1 campaign add to the excitement.
A new offensive philosophy is taking shape at Penn State as the staff mixes rapid tempo with balanced possession strategies.
The Nittany Lions opened camp with a 90‑play session at Beaver Stadium, showcasing a more physical offense and tighter communication on the line. While third‑and‑long situations still posed challenges, standout efforts from newcomers and returning players set a positive tone for the upcoming season.
Penn State’s Nittany Lions open the 2026 season ranked No. 18, as first‑year coach Matt Campbell leans on a 40‑player transfer influx and a revamped defense.
The Nittany Lions enter the 2026 season ranked No. 18, marking a resurgence under new leadership while navigating a tough slate of opponents and a roster reshaped by key transfers.
A look at the Nittany Lions’ preparations, from Rocco Becht’s offseason gains to the tight end group’s role and Caleb Bacon’s new defensive position
With over 80 new faces and a fresh coaching direction, the Cyclones are focusing on chemistry, situational awareness and injury prevention as they prepare for their season opener against Southeast Missouri at Jack Trice Stadium.
Penn State opens the 2026 season ranked No. 17, led by new coach Matt Campbell and a revamped roster featuring transfers such as quarterback Rocco Becht and safety Jeremiah Cooper.
With the first practice scheduled for Wednesday, the Nittany Lions must sort out competition at wide receiver, a potential backfield‑by‑committee approach at running back, and adjustments along the defensive line, while several sidelined stars edge closer to full health.
A look at the talent, transfers, and expectations surrounding Penn State’s tight ends as the Nittany Lions prepare for the new campaign.
The latest Big Ten preseason poll highlights a tight race among Ohio State, Oregon and Indiana, with key players and coaching changes shaping expectations across the conference.
A look at how Penn State head coach Matt Campbell blends personal growth, mentorship, and a selfless philosophy to navigate challenges on and off the field.
Pro Football Focus omitted every Penn State player from its 2026 top‑50 rankings, highlighting the team's dependence on veteran talent. With opening game against Marshall at Beaver Stadium, a core group of returning starters is poised to drive the Nittany Lions' offense and defense.
The NCAA's five‑year eligibility rule grants athletes an extra season of play, prompting Penn State to weigh roster continuity, recruiting shifts and the impact of name, image and likeness deals on its championship ambitions.
Penn State football’s Lift for Life event brought together players, coaches, and fans to raise funds for rare diseases, marking the start of a decade‑long partnership with adidas.
The NCAA’s latest amendment extends athletic eligibility to five years, giving players like Penn State’s Ben Brahmer and Zion Tracy an extra season to develop and potentially boost their draft stock.
Cooper Alexander, a redshirt sophomore with a strong academic record, will join Penn State's tight end room alongside Ben Brahmer and Gabe Burkle, adding depth to the program after a standout stint at Iowa State.