Report: Penn State Football Hires Iowa State Wide Receivers Coach Noah Pauley For Same Role
Matt Campbell keeps working.
Penn State football is adding former Iowa State wide receivers coach Noah Pauley to its staff for the same role, according to Pete Nakos of On3.
Pauley spent three seasons leading the wide receivers in Ames, Iowa, most notably developing Jaylin Noel and Jayden Higgins into NFL players. Prior to Iowa State, he coached the same position at North Dakota State.
Pauley was named FootballScoop.com’s National Wide Receiver Coach of the Year in 2024.
The wide receivers coach position has been a revolving door for the Nittany Lions in recent years, with little success this decade. It’s now up to Pauley to rebuild the room by acquiring talent and developing players in Happy Valley.
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
Penn State Wrestling’s Mitchell Mesenbrink Wins Hodge Trophy
Mitchell Mesenbrink becomes the sixth Nittany Lion to win NCAA wrestling’s most prestigious award.
Penn State Men’s Hockey Forward Matt DiMarsico Signs Two-Year Contract With Colorado Avalanche
DiMarsico is headed to the Mile High City.
Penn State Men’s Hockey Goaltender Kevin Reidler Signs Two-Year Contract With The Ottawa Senators
Reidler will report to the Belleville Senators on an Amateur Tryout Agreement.
Penn State Fires Lady Lions Head Coach Carolyn Kieger
Across seven seasons, in Happy Valley, Kieger finished with an 84-123 overall record at the helm of the blue and white.