Penn State football features nine players from Maryland, 18 from New Jersey, and about 50 from central or eastern Pennsylvania. Obviously not all are Eagles fans or have connections to Philly, but a large portion of the team will play in friendly territory this weekend at Lincoln Financial Field.
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"My recruiting class is a very special class on and off the field, we’re a very tight knit group," said Gesicki. "We hang out a lot, but the biggest thing is that we support each other."
Though there are a handful of new and exciting Penn State traditions on the horizon, we could never forget about the amazing ones that have remained stable throughout time.
As Penn State football prepares to take on Temple this Saturday, we take a retrospective glimpse at the head-to-head history of the two proud Pennsylvania-based teams.
Penn State experienced a relatively low turnover rate from 2014 to 2015, but certain positions lost crucial starters to graduation or the NFL Draft. Player turnover is a natural phase in the college football ecosystem – as unfortunate as it may be, it’s simply unavoidable. Luckily for James Franklin and his staff, the draft bug was relatively kind to his roster, making way for what should be a smooth transition. Let's take a look at some of the new faces taking on larger roles for Penn State in 2015.