For the first time in several seasons, Penn State will enter the 2013 campaign without an established fullback on the roster. As the departed Michael Zordich sets his sights on an NFL career, Bill O'Brien must decide how to utilize the position heading into the 2013 season.
In the wake of the deadly attack at Monday's Boston Marathon, Penn State taking some extra precautions to ensure the safety of all who plan to enjoy this weekend's festivities.
During his first season patrolling the sidelines in Happy Valley, Bill O'Brien acquired the reputation of a gambler when it came to fourth down decisions. Will this fourth down aggressiveness continue in 2013 and what factors will contribute to those play calls?
As Blue-White weekend quickly approaches, here's your chance to check out what events are going on besides the football game itself. Events are taking place spread out all over campus all week.
4-star receiver Troy Apke, from Mt. Lebanon, PA, committed to Penn State yesterday over his father's program at Pitt.
With three returning starters from last year's unit, one might assume that Penn State's secondary will look similar to the one that saw the field in 2012, but that is not necessarily the case. More depth will allow the Nittany Lions to utilize nickel and dime defensive packages when needed, something that often frustrated secondary coach John Butler last season.