Penn State football will have one of its defenders returning to boost what looks like a star-studded team in 2025. Junior defensive end Dani Dennis-Sutton has joined a handful of Nittany Lion teammates in recently announcing his return for a final college ...

Dennis-Sutton likely could have done well by going off to the NFL draft as well, and may not have had to wait past the first couple of rounds to be drafted. But his return gives Penn State one of the top defensive ends in the Big Ten back on the line next fall.

Penn State football’s hopes in 2025 received a massive boost on Monday when defensive end Dani Dennis-Sutton announced that he is returning for one more season in Happy Valley. At 6-foot-5, 266 pounds,

Penn State star running back Nicholas Singleton is returning to school for the 2025 football season, his senior campaign, he announced on X. “After discussing m

Kaytron Allen joined fellow junior co-starter Nick Singleton on Monday in announcing his decision to return in 2025. He announced via social media that he will, indeed, play for the Nittany Lions again rather than enter this spring's NFL Draft or transfer to another school to be the feature runner.

Penn State scored a massive win on Monday, when running backs Nick Singleton and Kaytron Allen announced that they would both be returning to Happy Valley next season, eschewing both the NFL Draft and transfer portal,

Wake up the echoes, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish are once again going to play on college football’s biggest stage.

Notre Dame knocked off Penn State with a late field goal in the Orange Bowl to reach the College Football Playoff championship game.

Notre Dame kicker Mitch Jeter connected on a 41-yard field goal with seven seconds left in the fourth quarter, propelling the Fighting Irish past the Nittany Lions. The kick came six plays after Penn State quarterback Drew Allar threw an interception with 33 seconds left in the fourth frame, setting Notre Dame up at Penn State's 42-yard line.