Free agency is one of the busiest times of the year in NFL circles, and gives fans across the nation an excuse to talk about football in March. While there have been numerous trades and signings league-wide, not much has happened in regards to former Penn Staters playing in the NFL. However, moves have been made, and we're here to fill you in on them. Besides, we need something to discuss before the draft.
Rutgers graduate assistant Sam Williams announced on Twitter yesterday that he will leave his position in Piscataway for one in Happy Valley.
Specialist Jordan Wombacker (Hickory High School/Hermitage, Pa.) announced yesterday that he will walk on at Penn State this upcoming season, where he will join the open competition to replace the departed Sam Ficken.
One of Penn State's prized commits will attend one of the most prestigious high school football camps in the country this offseason. Quarterback pledge Jake Zembiec (Aquinas Institute/Rochester, N.Y.) received an invite to The Nike Football Opening Regionals yesterday.
Standout Nittany Lions Christian Hackenberg and Anthony Zettel were named to Sports Illustrated's Big Ten 2015 watch list.
Around 100 prospects took part in the day's events, which included a tour of campus and the team's facilities, along with a rundown of both the program's philosophies and what Penn State has to offer academically.