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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.
The Nittany Lions opened their 2026 campaign with a 31-0 victory over Marshall at Beaver Stadium, highlighted by a standout quarterback performance and a relentless defensive effort.
After a 7‑6 finish, Penn State’s football program is undergoing a major overhaul, with over 50 new players joining the squad and redshirt freshman Zay Robinson emerging as a key playmaker for the September 5 opener.
Penn State’s football program is turning its attention to the first test of the season, a home matchup against Marshall scheduled for September 5. The coaching staff is dissecting the starting lineup and the distribution of snaps, seeking to maximize impact in the most critical moments.
The Nittany Lions open the season on September 5 at Beaver Stadium against Marshall, featuring a balanced roster of seasoned starters and promising newcomers.
Redshirt freshman Alex Manske’s journey from open‑heart surgery to full‑contact football practice highlights Penn State’s proactive medical care and his role as a backup quarterback for the 2026 season.
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.
A season ticket holder has turned a personal vision into a scripted opening drive for Penn State's 2026 football game, showcasing a mix of inventive passing and power running.
As Penn State enters its opening week of fall practice, key position battles and fresh offensive line leadership shape the team’s outlook for the September 5 season opener against Marshall
Brett Eskildsen and Audavion Collins topped the speed charts at Penn State’s fall camp, earning spots on The Athletic’s "Freak’s List" as the team builds momentum toward its September 5 season opener against Marshall.
From a modest college debut to a resilient comeback, Alex Manske is being hailed as the key piece that could steer Penn State toward national‑championship contention.
The 2026 edition of Bruce Feldman’s College Football ‘Freaks List’ spotlights three Penn State standouts — wide receiver Brett Eskildsen, linebacker Tony Rojas and cornerback Audavion Collins — who bring elite speed and athleticism as the team prepares for marquee matchups against Marshall and Wisconsin.
Penn State's football and field hockey programs are entering the 2026 season with key players back, new offensive schemes, and expanded home-game advantages, promising heightened excitement and performance.
Alex Manske, a former Iowa State recruit, has impressed coaches during fall camp, while Rocco Becht continues his community outreach and Michael Mauti joins the staff
Backup quarterback Alex Manske, returning from injury, earns high praise from coach Matt Campbell, while linebacker Caleb Bacon shifts to edge rusher and community initiatives highlight the team’s off‑field impact.
At Penn State's media day, teammates and coaches pointed to a handful of players who could reshape the team's fortunes in 2026, from explosive wideouts to relentless defensive ends.
Penn State’s wide receiver room is undergoing a transformation led by new coach Kashif Moore, who is blending transfers and home‑grown talent to build a faster, more physical unit that could finally break the program’s long‑standing narrative of underachievement.
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
Alex Manske, a redshirt freshman transfer, has overcome a serious medical setback to position himself as Penn State’s backup quarterback behind Rocco Becht.
After years of underachievement, Penn State's revamped receiving corps is poised for a comeback, driven by veteran transfers, emerging talent, and the endorsement of key players.
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.