The dominant theme behind Penn State's 2026 season revolves around change. Head coach Matt Campbell has made it a centerpiece of how he talks about the program.
Sometimes a season can be determined by a single play or a single game. Penn State Football faces one of the more favorable schedules in the conference, avoiding playing against Oregon, Ohio State, and Indiana this fall.
Penn State Football’s defense is essentially being rebuilt from the ground up. From overhauling a lineup that returns just two starters, primarily building
Penn State’s 2027 recruiting class has seen significant change in recent weeks after missing out on multiple targets. Since June, four players decommitted from Matt Campbell’s recruiting class, which also missed on a pair of priority wide receiver targets.
Penn State's 2026 football roster appears complete, at least from a transfer-and-recruiting perspective. The team's 55 new players are officially on the roster, including everyone from the 15-player 2026 recruiting class.
Has Penn State coach Matt Campbell found the kind of recruiting prospect he likes to call a hidden gem? He just might have in Swedish offensive lineman Oscar Webersink, who committed to the Nittany Lions' 2027 recruiting class on Tuesday.
Penn State Football has gained its 22nd commitment overall, and the Nittany Lions‘ fifth offensive lineman for the class of 2027. Oscar Webersink is a 6-foot-8, 295-pound lineman out of Stockholm, Sweden.
What happens when a high school football prospect gains a recruiting star? In the world of NIL, that might prompt a renegotiation. Rivals recently updated its player rankings for the 2027 recruiting class, which included upgrades for several Penn State football prospects.
The most fascinating wrestler on Penn State's roster returned to action in early July, crusing to a freestyle victory in Japan before returning to the U.S.
Penn State Football fall camp has yet to even open, and the Nittany Lions are still two months from taking the field for the first game of the 2026 season.
James Franklin is still talking about Penn State? Well, it's more complicated than that alone, but yes. The former Nittany Lions coach had some new comments about his firing in another interview.
Penn State Football was stunned earlier this week, when news broke that 4-star and top-10 running back Aiden Gibson decided to flip his commitment from Penn State and instead joined Rutgers.
Six weeks ago, Penn State had the Big Ten's top-ranked 2027 recruiting class, one surging with 20 committed players and a lot of buzz for first-year coach Matt Campbell.
Following two straight days of chaos and recruiting trail disappointments, it’s easy to forget the entire reason Penn State Football decided to move on from James Franklin and search the nation for a new leader to take them into the Wild West that is NIL-era recruiting.
Well, that didn’t take too long. While all of the other new head coaches are enjoying their honeymoon period, at Penn State, Matt Campbell is already under pressure after a recruiting start that many fans are not happy about.
This one hurts. Not because Penn State Football lost a guy. Because it’s becoming a pattern. The Nittany Lions saw four-star Pennsylvania wide receiver Khalil Taylor pledge to Nebraska, and then four-star running back Aiden Gibson reverse his commitment to Rutgers after reclassifying into the 2026 class, all within just 24 hours.
Matt Campbell walked into a maelstrom when he arrived as head coach of Penn State Football. Not only did Penn State land on Campbell after an exhaustive
The Penn State football program just lost out on elite wide receiver Khalil Taylor to the Nebraska Cornhuskers. The Penn State Nittany Lions just lost a recruiting battle they should have won.
The Penn State Nittany Lions are recruiting well in the 2028 recruiting class, as they have just landed quarterback James Armstrong. The Penn State Nittany Lions scored a massive recruiting win when four-star quarterback James Armstrong committed to the program.
Here is a look at the new Penn State Nittany Lions uniforms ahead of the 2026 season after signing with Adidas and ending the partnership with Nike after over 30 years.
The Penn State football team is well into its strength cycle for the summer, and it doesn’t take an explanation when looking at all of the “Iron Lion” apparel that fills up the Lasch Building weight room.
Carter Starocci, the only five-time NCAA wrestling champion in college wrestling history, will make his amateur boxing debut Saturday. Justin Basch reported the news the former Penn State standout will do it locally.