Where will former Penn State corner Marquis Wilson play next? Four-star sets decision time: Newsstand
Penn State news, notes, and updates for April 18 include where former Lions cornerback Marquis Wilson will play next plus much more.
It’s time to dive into Tuesday’s top tweets and headlines about the Nittany Lions and college athletics.
Penn State tweets of the day
We start with a portal note. Connecticut native and former two-way Penn State player Marquis Wilson is transferring to Purdue. He is expected to be a cornerback for the Boilermakers. Wilson is the second former Lion to transfer to the Big Ten West school in as many years after defensive tackle Cole Brevard did before the 2022 season.
Wilson spent one season at receiver but was listed as an athlete on the Penn State roster as he also still worked some in the secondary. He went into the portal following the Rose Bowl. His commitment to Purdue comes after a visit to the school last weekend.
In other news, Wisconsin four-star offensive lineman Donovan Harbour has set his specific announcement time. The Class of 2024 On300 recruit will reveal his choice at 3:50 p.m. ET inside of his high school’s gymnasium. Penn State is the leader on the On3 Recruiting Prediction Machine and part of Harbour’s top seven.
Headlines of the day
A year after transferring, Penn State’s Chop Robinson is one of the top pass rushers in the FBS: McGonigal, PennLive
PSU sends out new transfer portal offer to Group of Five defender: Pickel, BWI
After Entering the Portal, Jameel Brown Returns to Penn State: Wogenrich, SI
Trimmings: Wrapping up Penn State’s big recruiting weekend: Fitz, BWI
‘We Can’t Throw Enough.’ What That Looks Like to Drew Allar and KeAndre Lambert-Smith: Poorman, Statecollege.com
Penn State players who stood out during Blue-White Game: Carr, BWI
Omari Evans and Dani Dennis-Sutton riding Blue-White Game momentum into summer: Nittany Lion Wire
Where do Penn State’s top 2024 targets rank in the updated On300?: Snyder, BWI
Quote of the day
“Coach Hagans always tells us, we sit at a round table, so there’s no head of the table. Nobody’s better than anybody else in his eyes. So he wants all of us to eat together, in a sense. All of us are competing with each other every single day, trying to make each other better. We take it one day at a time.”
–PSU WR Kaden Saunders on his position group’s approach heading into the 2023 season.
