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After a 12‑20 season marked by the youngest roster in the Power Four, Penn State adds transfers and graduate students to raise the average age and pursue a more physical, experienced lineup.
University at Albany's men's basketball team will face a demanding nonconference schedule in 2026‑27, featuring a Dec. 1 visit to Penn State, road trips to Syracuse and St. Bonaventure, and a home game against Siena, among other matchups.
Penn State announces a diverse non‑conference slate featuring three in‑state games across Pennsylvania and a Battle 4 Atlantis showcase against top opponents.
Penn State's basketball team has released a non‑conference slate that deliberately sidesteps football overlaps, featuring key matchups against Pitt, Lafayette and a Battle 4 Atlantis tournament, while exploring ticket packages to maximize attendance.
A legal victory that grants Class of 2022 athletes a fifth year of eligibility has enabled Penn State to bolster its men's basketball team with seasoned talent, including Josh Reed and several transfer acquisitions.
After a U.S. District Court decision extended eligibility for the class of 2022, 6‑foot‑8 forward Josh Reed will suit up for Penn State a fifth year, bringing experience, shooting and versatility to a team eyeing a deeper postseason run.
After a U.S. District Court ruling extended eligibility for class‑of‑2022 athletes, Josh Reed will suit up for Penn State again, bringing veteran presence and shooting prowess to a team poised for a stronger campaign.
Pat Kraft discusses Penn State's measured approach to spending, the maturity of the roster, and the role of strategic investment in achieving competitive success.
An analysis of win percentages for Big Ten men's basketball coaches over the past three seasons highlights the conference's coaching hierarchy, from national‑title contenders to programs seeking a turnaround.
Coach Matt Campbell says the program will draw on his previous challenges to build resilience, while the university explores fan tokens to deepen supporter engagement. Recruiting momentum, highlighted by a top‑20 2027 class and early commitments for 2028, fuels optimism as the team prepares a physically demanding camp in August.
At Big Ten Media Days, coach Matt Campbell outlined his strategy, highlighted new fan engagement tools, and previewed a demanding training camp aimed at revitalizing the program.
After years of inconsistency and a mass exodus through the transfer portal, Penn State’s basketball program is poised on a pivotal moment as it prepares for the upcoming campaign.
With only one starter returning, coach Mike Rhoades leans on transfers Brant Byers and Thomas Allard, while sophomore center Ivan Jurić seeks growth.
Penn State men's basketball is navigating a transformed landscape of NIL deals and player movement, with Coach Mike Rhoades acknowledging the program's resource gaps while aiming to rebuild through strategic recruiting and home‑grown talent.
Penn State’s men’s basketball program is gearing up for the 2026‑27 season with a roster that features just one returning starter, center Ivan Jurić, while head coach Mike Rhoades has assembled a group of nine newcomers.
With summer workouts underway, Penn State’s men’s basketball team is reshaping its lineup, adding transfers and international talent while navigating eligibility and NIL challenges.
Coach Mike Rhoades reveals that Penn State's NIL resources rank at the bottom of the Big Ten, trailing powerhouse programs like Illinois and Michigan.
Coach Mike Rhoades admits Penn State's NIL budget ranks at the bottom of the Big Ten, putting the program at a competitive disadvantage compared to powerhouses like Illinois and Michigan.
Coach Mike Rhoades admits Penn State's basketball program ranks near the bottom in NIL funding but emphasizes the team's veteran depth as a key advantage.
Coach Mike Rhoades revealed that Penn State ranks at the bottom of the Big Ten for NIL spending, highlighting the school's focus on other sports and the financial constraints that shape its basketball program.
On November 8, Penn State will host Pitt in the Palestra, celebrating both the rivalry's 150-year legacy and the arena's centennial, offering a fresh challenge for a team led by coach Mike Rhoades.
The Penn State men's basketball team will face Pitt at Philadelphia's historic Palestra on November 8, marking the arena's 100th anniversary and the 150th meeting of an in‑state rivalry that has shaped both programs.
The upcoming game against Pitt marks the 150th meeting of an in‑state rivalry and celebrates the Palestra’s 100th anniversary, highlighting the venue’s lasting impact on college basketball.
On November 8, 2026, Penn State will host Pitt in a landmark game at The Palestra, the 150th encounter in a rivalry that dates back over a century. The matchup arrives as the Nittany Lions prepare for a season marked by experience and a return to the Battle 4 Atlantis.