Penn State held their annual Blue-White game Saturday afternoon at the new-look Beaver Stadium. Nittany Lion head coach James Franklin and his staff put their team through their final official practice of the spring,

Penn State closed spring practice with its annual Blue-White Game, a modified scrimmage in which many Nittany Lions played in Beaver Stadium for the first time. Penn State coach James Franklin called that valuable and something the team will need to revisit before the Aug. 30 opener against Nevada.

See why the Penn State receivers may finally be able to uphold their part of a national championship-caliber team.

STATE COLLEGE — Sure, Penn State has been searching for production of any kind from its wide receivers for a long time. But, especially in the absence of Tyler Warren in 2025, the Nittany Lions will need a big-bodied, physical and consistent option for Drew Allar.

Penn State knew it needed to restock at the wide receiver position this offseason with help from the transfer portal. Despite adding two players to the receiver room from the portal recently, the Nittany Lions added another key piece to the receiver position with the commitment and signing of former Syracuse wide receiver Trebor Pena.

Prior to Saturday’s Blue-White game at Beaver Stadium, Penn State coach James Franklin was asked about the January enrollees who have made favorable impressions during spring drills. Considering how the Blue-White game played out,

Depending on the final settlement of the House vs NCAA case, Nittany Lions coach James Franklin and his staff might be forced to trim the roster. It’s something that Franklin has never experienced in 30 years of coaching. Neither has anyone else. It’s something that has weighed on his mind since last year.