Allen Robinson is hands down the best player on Penn State's offense. Adrian Amos can stake his claim as the best player on the defensive side of the ball. This spring, the two members of the "Supa Six" are working to make each other better through a friendly competition.
There may not be a term that dominated the Penn State football landscape throughout the 2012 season more than "senior." The departure of this memorable group has created a void that will need to be filled, and many redshirt freshmen are ready to burst onto the scene.
A collection of players have switched positions since the Bill O'Brien era began. What type of results have these personnel moves yielded so far, and more importantly, what could it mean going forward?
According to Penn Live court reporter Matt Miller, Penn State linebacker recruit Zayd Issah is facing multiple felony charges after an attempt to utilize counterfeit money at a Harrisburg, Pa McDonalds back on March 9.
Anthony Midget knew of Bill OBrien but had never personally met him as of two months ago. Now, as Penn State's new safeties coach, he is relying on past mentors, fellow assistant coaches, and experienced players to make the most of his opportunity.
Without ever growing, Penn State's already shaky depth at linebacker heading into the 2013 season appears to even thinner. Incoming freshman Zayd Issah was expected to provide an immediate reinforcement, but his legal troubles have complicated the situation.