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ANN ARBOR, Michigan | Penn State receiver Chase Sowell put up a career day against Michigan but couldn’t fully appreciate it. Despite Sowell’s performance of 11 catches for 151 yards and a touchdown, the Nittany Lions dropped to 3-4 and 0-4 in Big Ten play with a 21-18 loss to the Wolverines on Saturday in Michigan Stadium.

College Football News / Nittany Central / September 5

What Channel is Penn State Football Game on Today vs. Marshall?

No. 18 Penn State Football, led by quarterback Rocco Becht, wide receiver Chase Sowell, and linebacker Tony Rojas, kicks off the 2026 college football season and the Matt Campbell era, when the Nittany Lions host Marshall at Beaver Stadium in State College, Pa., in a 3:30 kickoff on Saturday (9/5/2026) on FS1.

Penn State Nittany Lions News / Penn State Nittany Lions on SI / September 3

Penn State Football Begins New Chapter in a Growing Beaver Stadium

STATE COLLEGE | Penn State offensive lineman Anthony Donkoh has run out of the Beaver Stadium tunnel for games for three years. He’s done it during the regular season, the postseason and for games with elevated tension between the team and fanbase. The redshirt junior has been in almost every environment the stadium has offered.

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College Football News / Penn State Nittany Lions on SI / August 3

Penn State Football Players Under the Most Pressure Entering Training Camp

Rocco Becht's teammates playfully call hm Mr. President. The nickname started at Iowa State (he thinks with receiver Chase Sowell) and followed him to Penn State, where Becht will be the team's starting quarterback.

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