Penn State early enrollees arrive; Lions at the All-American Bowl recap: Newsstand
Nine new members of the Penn State football program have arrived. r
The Nittany Lions start the spring semester on Monday, which means the early enrollees from the Class of 2022 are attending their first classes today.
Below, we cover that and much more in the newsstand for Jan. 10. Let’s get to the top tweets and headlines about Penn State and college football.
Penn State tweets of the day
We start with the first nine members of the latest signing class to make it to campus.
Two quarterbacks, two running backs, two receivers, one tight end, one guard, and one defensive tackle are now in town. The list includes:
Quarterbacks Drew Allar and Beau Pribula
Running back Kaytron Allen and Nick Singleton
Tight end Jerry Cross
Receivers Omari Evans and Kaden Saunders
Guard JB Nelson
Defensive tackle Zane Durant
Allar and Singleton shined at the All-American Bowl just days before arriving on campus. Allar tossed a long touchdown and Singleton showed throughout the week why he’s one of the nation’s best ball carriers in this cycle.
Headlines of the day
Penn State OL target Evan Link set to return to campus: Snyder, BWI
The New World of Turnovers: Poorman, Statecollege.com
9 things to know about Penn State football’s 9 enrollees starting classes today: Pickel, BWI
How Penn State football signees performed at high school All-American games: Engle, Daily Collegian
Penn State football roundtable: Which predictions did we whiff on for the 2021 season?: Bauer, BWI
What’s the right number of teams for College Football Playoff?: Giger, DKPittsburghSports
Penn State commits recognized as top performers at All-American Bowl: Snyder, BWI
PSU defense, special teams first thoughts entering 2022: Ji’Ayir Brown, Curtis Jacobs, PJ Mustipher and more: Snyder, The Athletic
5 takeaways from a busy first week of the offseason for Penn State football: Pickel, BWI
How Far is PSU From the College Football Playoff?: Wogenrich, SI
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Quote of the day
“We didn’t get to see Dani Dennis-Sutton take quite as many reps as Mykel Williams or Marvin Jones Jr. over the course of the All-American Bowl week, but the Penn State commit impressed on snap-by-snap basis. Dennis-Sutton had an outtanding showing in 1-on-1’s on the first practice. He followed that up by being disruptive in Saturday’s game. He easily beat Ohio State signee George Fitzpatrick for a big sack in the first half. We also saw Dennis-Sutton show off some explosive strength in setting the edge. The future Nittany Lion is a high energy prospect with impressive speed-to-power.”
