Daniel Joseph To Transfer To NC State
Penn State football defensive lineman Daniel Joseph announced he is transferring to NC State on his Twitter account Sunday night.
“Throw me to the wolf’s & I’ll come back leading the pack”
— Daniel Joseph (@_DanielJoseph_) February 23, 2020. #1PACK1GOAL #Wolfpack pic.twitter.com/XIr1qeCaxN
“The past 4 years being apart of the penn state football program has been one of the most memorable experiences of my life,” Joseph said a tweet. “I have been blessed to have been brought into a brotherhood that runs deeper than blood #WildDogsforlife.”
Joseph announced back in January that he intended to transfer after using three years of his eligibility as a Nittany Lion.
He served as a solid depth piece on Penn State’s defensive line during his three years on the field. He totaled 30 tackles, six tackles-for-loss, and 5.5 sacks during his tenure wearing the blue and white.
Joseph is the second Penn State football player to officially transfer this offseason — the only other being Justin Shorter with his transfer to the Florida Gators.
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