August '25 Articles, Tweets, etc.
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Coleman really seems to be turning heads. OSU pushed hard for him at the end of recruiting. PSU olinemen are all talking about what a freak athlete he is... Sounds like he has already put 25 pounds of good weight/strength on since being at PSU. He has a chance to get some solid playing time this year.
Sounds like he truly plays to the end of the whistle. Up to 250 pounds already. Has a good chance to play a lot this year with injuries and graduation of so many DE's.
Penn State football prepares for a title run: Who wins these 5 key position battles?
The Nittany Lions must solve these critical position battles to make a run at their first national title in 39 years.
www.ydr.com
With Nevada playing No. 2 Penn State, how the Wolf Pack has fared against AP top-15 teams
When Nevada football takes the field to play Penn State in its season opener in 18 days, the Wolf Pack will face the highest-ranked opponent in program history.
nevadasportsnet.com
Santoro: Penn State, Nevada in same division, but miles apart
Nittany Lions a huge favorite in opener, reflecting Wolf Pack’s recent reality.
www.nevadaappeal.com
The Point of Penn State’s Transfer Portal Wide Receivers? More Playmakers for Allar
A “high point catch” in football is when a receiver leaps to catch a pass at the highest point it reaches, rather than waiting for it to come down to them
www.statecollege.com
The highest point a pass reaches is halfway between the QB and receiver, is it not?The Point of Penn State’s Transfer Portal Wide Receivers? More Playmakers for Allar
A “high point catch” in football is when a receiver leaps to catch a pass at the highest point it reaches, rather than waiting for it to come down to them
It really is the trajectory.The highest point a pass reaches is halfway between the QB and receiver, is it not?
Ball thrown low could have highest point be at the release point.
Ball thrown high could have highest point at the reception point (or higher if not caught).
Santoro: Penn State, Nevada in same division, but miles apart
Nittany Lions a huge favorite in opener, reflecting Wolf Pack’s recent reality.
Miles apart. Duh. Just look at a map. For f*ck’s sake.
That would be one of the times the highest point is halfway.What about a CORNER. FADE.?
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