29 days! In 29 days, Penn State will be on its home field to take on Nevada in the season opener. Former Nittany Lion quarterback Trace McSorley will be on the sideline in his first year as part of Penn State’s expanded coaching staff.
One wall of the quarterbacks meeting room in Penn State's football building is dedicated to a former star. Trace McSorley literally hangs over the current roster of Nittany Lions quarterbacks.
James Franklin has hired nearly a dozen Penn State football lettermen in recent years, bringing together multiple generations onto an eclectic staff. This
Two popular former Penn State football players have joined the long list of lettermen making an impact in the program. Dan Connor, who already was on James Franklin's staff, and Trace McSorley will be part of Pen State's pursuit of a national championship in 2025.
Former Penn State quarterback Trace McSorley is returning to Happy Valley as assistant quarterbacks coach for the 2025 season. Penn State spread the word on social media on Tuesday.
Kirk Herbstreit approves of Penn State football's newest assistant coaching hire. On Tuesday, Penn State announced that former star quarterback Trace McSorley was being added to the staff as an assistant quarterbacks coach.
STATE COLLEGE | Trace McSorley, the last Penn State quarterback to beat Ohio State, was at Beaver Stadium for the series' latest painful iteration Saturday.
Trace McSorley may be done making highlight-reel plays in college football, but his legacy continues to live on in Happy Valley and, apparently, Nashville, Tennessee.
One thing that has always been clear regarding Trace McSorley is the fighting spirit that he lives with. The former Penn State football quarterback has always been an underdog and has never let that stop him from achieving his goals.
Imagine the joys and emotions of 2016 merging with the present day. That’s what Penn State football fans were able to see in a recent video. Quarterback trainer Brad Maendler, who typically works with Drew Allar and Ethan Grunkemeyer on the field, was back in Happy Valley.
Penn State football letterman Trace McSorley testified Tuesday that he took the witness stand in the wrongful termination lawsuit of an ex-Nittany Lions team doctor after being asked by James Franklin.
Two of the biggest Penn State football stars of the James Franklin era are expected to appear in court next week to support their former coach. John Luciew of PennLive reports that Saquon Barkley and Trace McSorley were called by the defense as witnesses on Thursday during the ongoing lawsuit filed by Dr.
Penn State Football Recruiting has experienced a boon since head coach James Franklin arrived in Happy Valley in 2014. The Nittany Lions have consistently produced top 20 recruiting classes with Penn State averaging top 15 classes and recruiting two top-10 classes to Penn State in his 10-year tenure, including these five massive recruiting wins.
On Monday afternoon, a day after Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett suffered a high ankle sprain that required surgery, the Steelers added former Penn State quarterback Trace McSorley to their practice squad, per Adam Schefter.
Chaos is what rules college football, and there is already plenty of change heading into the 2019 season. From rule changes to personnel movement, a lot has shifted in the sport with potentially big consequences.
When the college football season ended, in a flash our Saturdays went from excitement-filled to dead as a doornail. Fortunately, we needn't mourn for long — bowl season officially kicks off this week, and if we're lucky, that means one thing: upset city, baby.
Coaches get fired; new ones get hired. It's a timeless tradition but one that's fun to keep an eye on. Already we've seen some huge hires — yes, we're talking Les Miles at Kansas. And there will be plenty more news by the time a national champion is crowned on Jan. 7.
As the regular season winds down, conference races continue to heat up and more teams across the nation move closer to bowl eligibility. The second College Football Playoff rankings are out, with Michigan replacing LSU in the top four.
This should be a great week of college football. While there have been several upsets over the last two weeks that have shaken up the rankings, this week is when some big names face off.
Last week was supposed to be that calm before the storm of big games this weekend. Instead, a slew of upsets shook up the rankings and made this week's slate of games even better.
There are some truly great matchups this week. Georgia at LSU. Wisconsin at Michigan. Washington at Oregon. Even games like Missouri at Alabama, UCF at Memphis and Colorado at USC are fun contests to check out.
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