
Former Penn State offensive lineman announces transfer destination
Former Penn State Nittany Lions offensive lineman Anthony Whigan has revealed his transfer destination after posting to social media Monday.
Yes. It says that in the article. However, it also said that he saw diminished playing time last season. He backed someone up who got injured and then he was replaced. Welcome to the new normal of college football. I am not going to get playing time, I don't want to make myself better and improve to get playing time so I will just transfer to another program that will most likely be less competitive for me to get playing time. Sorry, but this is what I am reading into the most recent players to go thru Xfer portal. Kind of like job hopping now in college sports. It is what it is and coaches need to adapt.Wasn’t he a Lackawanna kid??
I see it both ways, im a traditionalist with this stuff by nature, "kid should stick it out and work his tail off," but really, so what? Leave. You got 4 years to play college sports and it takes a Ton of time and effort and if you don't see a path to playing time, its best for the kid, and penn state really, that he leaves. Again, fortitude and work ethic need to be learned, hopefully in other areas of these guys lives, but this is a college sport after all. I played a D1 sport and there were 20 kids that never saw the field and commited blood sweat and tears in practice. Sure they are learning a valuable life lesson, but go somewhere where your hard work will be rewarded. There isn't nobility in riding the pine for 4 years. Now, I change my tune for kids that are getting playing time and abandon teammates, sit out bowls and the such.Yes. It says that in the article. However, it also said that he saw diminished playing time last season. He backed someone up who got injured and then he was replaced. Welcome to the new normal of college football. I am not going to get playing time, I don't want to make myself better and improve to get playing time so I will just transfer to another program that will most likely be less competitive for me to get playing time. Sorry, but this is what I am reading into the most recent players to go thru Xfer portal. Kind of like job hopping now in college sports. It is what it is and coaches need to adapt.
I see it both ways, im a traditionalist with this stuff by nature, "kid should stick it out and work his tail off," but really, so what? Leave. You got 4 years to play college sports and it takes a Ton of time and effort and if you don't see a path to playing time, its best for the kid, and penn state really, that he leaves. Again, fortitude and work ethic need to be learned, hopefully in other areas of these guys lives, but this is a college sport after all. I played a D1 sport and there were 20 kids that never saw the field and commited blood sweat and tears in practice. Sure they are learning a valuable life lesson, but go somewhere where your hard work will be rewarded. There isn't nobility in riding the pine for 4 years. Now, I change my tune for kids that are getting playing time and abandon teammates, sit out bowls and the such.Yes. It says that in the article. However, it also said that he saw diminished playing time last season. He backed someone up who got injured and then he was replaced. Welcome to the new normal of college football. I am not going to get playing time, I don't want to make myself better and improve to get playing time so I will just transfer to another program that will most likely be less competitive for me to get playing time. Sorry, but this is what I am reading into the most recent players to go thru Xfer portal. Kind of like job hopping now in college sports. It is what it is and coaches need to adapt.
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Former Penn State offensive lineman announces transfer destination
Former Penn State Nittany Lions offensive lineman Anthony Whigan has revealed his transfer destination after posting to social media Monday.www.on3.com
It okay to say 'Akron' for those who just want to know where he's going?