Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning LaVar Arrington across Football, Hockey.
The Sporting News’ latest ‘All‑America Teams by the Decades’ spotlight shines on five former Penn State standouts, three of whom are in the College Football Hall of Fame, underscoring the program’s enduring impact on the national stage.
From Heisman contenders to Hall of Fame inductees, the latest Sporting News feature celebrates the players who defined eras of Penn State football and left an indelible mark on the sport
Former Penn State linebacker LaVar Arrington, running back Saquon Barkley and defensive end Courtney Brown have been recognized by ESPN as some of the best college football players of all time, each distinguished by the jersey numbers they made iconic.
ESPN’s recent ranking places Tim Tebow among the pantheon of college football legends, celebrating his record‑breaking achievements and lasting impact, while also spotlighting other iconic players and programs.
With 67 days until kickoff, Penn State is reshaping its football program under new head coach Matt Campbell, adding over 50 players and spotlighting alumni like Kareem McKenzie, whose career spans college stardom, NFL championships, and a Ph.D. in counseling.
Former players recall the protective power of thick shoulder pads, while modern technology drives a nuanced shift toward lighter, customizable gear.
A look at the standout performers who topped the decade’s top‑25 list, their achievements, and the lasting imprint they left on the sport.
Despite a tournament loss to Minnesota‑Duluth, Penn State’s hockey program is being reshaped by star forward Gavin McKenna, whose rise coincides with a new wave of top recruits.
Bobby Engram, a standout receiver from Penn State's unbeaten 1994 squad, has been selected for the 2027 College Football Hall of Fame class, a honor that could place him alongside his former teammates Ki‑Jana Carter and Kerry Collins.