Nate Stupar's first year in the NFL was a roller coaster ride, to say the least. Three teams and an NFC Championship later, and Stupar is gearing up for a second season that he hopes will be more stable.
Penn State has received its third commit for the 2014 and the first on the defensive side of the ball as linebacker Troy Reeder from Wilmington, Delaware gave a verbal pledge to the Nittany Lions today.
Yesterday, GoPSUSports posted a video called "Max Out Day" featuring 6-3 324 lb. senior defensive tackle DaQuan Jones, 6-3 307 lb. senior guard John Urschel, and 6-5 316 lb. sophomore tackle Donovan Smith each bench pressing more than 400 lbs.
Penn State's 2014 recruiting class grew from one player to two over the weekend as Nick Scott, an athlete from Fairfax, Virginia, gave a verbal commitment to Bill O'Brien and the Nittany Lions.
It was far different from any fall Saturday, but it was equally as special for some members of the Penn State Football team who were able to make dreams come true for 25 Make-A-Wish families.
In an exclusive interview with the Centre Daily Times and WJAC-TV, Jay Paterno vehemently defended his father, and announced that he was writing a book about the Joe Paterno's relationship with his family, football players, and the Penn State community.