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🚨NEW 107K POD🚨 On this week’s episode, @lexielinderman, @AndrewDeal22 and @amerc0115 talk some Will Wood and possible 24-team College Football Playoff. LINK 🔗: youtu.be/VHYt2E7DHXY?si…

With this season being the 40 year anniversary of Penn State's most recent national championship victory, I launched myself back in time to see who were the 1986 Nittany Lions' stat category leaders. Check out what I uncovered in the story linked below >>>

3-star TE Sean Currie has committed to Penn State, he announced over a @Rivals YouTube livestream. He joins Cooper Terwilliger as the second tight end committed to Penn State in the Class of 2027.

In addition to football, Currie is a highly-regarded 4-star lacrosse prospect as well, having a prior commitment to Virginia to play D-I college lacrosse. He was ranked the No. 28 player in the Class of 2027 by Inside Lacrosse.

Currie has official visit dates set with Ohio State (May 29), Texas A&M (June 5) and Penn State (June 19). On May 8, Penn State OC Taylor Mouser, Savon Huggins and Jake Waters met with him and his family for an in-house visit. He's currently predicted to go to Penn State.

Sean Currie announces his commitment in a little over an hour. Here's some more information on him: No. 15 player out of New Jersey No. 32 TE in the Class of 2027 No. 560 ranked nationally 6-foot-7, 230 pounds. Large target for quarterbacks.

4-star IOL Carter Jones will announce his commitment on Monday at 5 p.m. He's narrowed his list down to Clemson, Penn State, Tennessee and Georgia. Jones is the No. 22 IOL in the Class of 2027 and No. 11 player out of Virginia, per the 247Sports composite.

Sean Currie helped The Lawrenceville School in New Jersey to a 6-3 record where he had 34 receptions for 474 yards and eight touchdowns. He also played defensive back, recording three sacks and a pair of tackles for loss.

3-star tight end Sean Currie is set to announce his commitment tomorrow at 2 p.m. He'll be choosing between Ohio State, Penn State, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech. Stay tuned for more information on Currie ahead of his commitment.

DUELING COLUMN: Who should Penn State play in this year's White Out? 🏈⚪️ See what @aberegg_noah and @amerc0115 have to say about potential opponents psucollegian.com/football/dueli…

@ElliottInscho @DailyCollegian Incredible coverage all season, Elliott!

Despite falling to No. 1 Princeton, Preston Hawkins’ performance stood out for No. 8 Penn State as he posted a career-best 17 saves. The final piece of my freshman year for the @DailyCollegian: psucollegian.com/sports/men_lac…

Penn State's seniors just played their last collegiate lacrosse game. Some will go pro, others may call it quits for their playing days. But the coach Jeff Tambroni and the underclassmen made sure that their influence didn't go unnoticed. Story below: psucollegian.com/sports/men_lac…

I recently went through 3-star QB commit Will Wood's film from his junior year at Xaverian Brothers High School and located key aspects of is game that he'll look to bring to Penn State in 2027. Read my full findings with the link below: psucollegian.com/football/film-…

Penn State fell to Princeton in the NCAA quarterfinal on Sunday, losing 14-10 in a matchup that was close throughout. @amerc0115 and @ElliottInscho break down the Nittany Lions’ final game of the 2026 campaign:

--- FINAL SCORE FROM NEWARK, DEL. --- No. 1 Princeton 14 No. 8 Penn State 10 Croddick (W) 8 saves Hawkins (L) 17 saves Princeton moves on to the national semifinals in Charlottesville, VA. Penn State closes out the season with a 10-6 record.

PSU TIMEOUT Penn State 10 Princeton 13 It's all the Tigers now. Faceoff goal by McMeekin, Croddick heating up. Penn State slowing down.

END OF Q3 Penn State 9 Princeton 9 Liam Matthews on the board with 45.1 seconds left in the quarter to tie the game. He was tripped, slashed and bashed, drawing a minute-long man-up, but still bounced a shot past Croddick.

MEDIA TIMEOUT Penn State 8 Princeton 9 Palumbo scores to take the lead. Back and forth here at Delaware Stadium.

END OF Q2 Penn State 6 Princeton 6 PSU goals by Robertson (2), Beard, Lehman, Ross, Considine PRIN goals by Wade (2), Palumbo, Reynolds, Burns, Vana Hawkins with 9 saves on 15 SOG Croddick with 2 saves on 8 SOG